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Icelandic2745 questions about English
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The word "substantial", is merely just a synonym word for the word "a lot", with the emphasis on the "amount" of the word in context. I have gained a lot of followers./ I have gained a substantial amount of followers. I lost a lot of money./ I lost a substantial amount of money.
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As many as my students - there is an individual approach for each :)
- What methods do you use to assess student progress and understanding?
Feel free to discuss how you go about assessing student comprehension and how it has helped them improve their understanding of the material.
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•I usually use direct measures such as assignments, tests, reports, essays, research projects, case study analysis, and rubrics for oral and other performances. •I think of checking understanding as an additional step in the teaching process. Basically it involves checking if students retain information while I'm still teaching, not afterwards. It often takes the form of a short formative assessment, but does not require a paper-and-pencil assessment.
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- Hello good morning everyone. Who can explain finite and non-finite verbs with examples?
- what is the correct pronunciation of ' the" before a consonant and before a vowel?
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When "the" is followed by a consonant sound, we say "THUH." When "the" is followed by a vowel sound, we say "THEE."
- Accent reduction - How to guide
Any advice on how to reduce accents will be helpful, what methods do you use? I welcome all.
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watch English speaking movies and repeat their sentences out loud listen to podcasts pay attention to their pronunciation record yourself talking
- I cant message any one and i will see the message why? Secondly am trying to my profile picture
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- The word desert, one spelling 2 meanings.
Make a sentence to show the meanings and how it is used.
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Desert, spelled with one S, refers to a dry region. Dessert, spelled with two S's, refers to a sweet dish eaten after a meal. Sometimes, though, desert is an entirely different word referring to what you deserve, especially in the phrase just deserts.
- How do you stay current with new developments in literature and teaching methods?
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In English language, if a sentence doesn't have a verb, the sentence is defined as "Definitive Sentence". For example "My name is Arda", "I am 28 years old" etc. In the sentence "He is beautiful" there is no verb that indicates an action. In order to make a sentence passive, we need to use the verb in a previous time window. Therefore, "He is beautiful", can't be made passive directly. However, if we add a verb that gives out the same meaning, we can make a definitive sentence passive easily. Being beautiful is "considered" or "seen" by other people. In this context, we can use "He is considered beautiful" as a passive sentence.
