Which one is correct for responsing to an email? 1. Thank you for your reply 2. Thank you for replying 3. Thank you for the reply 4. Thank you for replying my email Is there any other ways to say it in a formal way? Thank you in advance.

I wrote these skills in my CV. Are they well-written? • Employing kinesthetic, visual and auditory approaches to make lessons interesting and interactive. • Engaged in cultural immersion programmes with students to further augment global understanding. • Achieved classroom management through mediation, collaborative activities, positive reinforcement, and incentives. • Have students' errors written on a piece of paper while given a freer practice. I don't know if I should "ing" at the beginning of the sentences for the last three ones. Thank you in advance.

Are these sentences correct? I wrote them in my CV. • Employing kinesthetic, visual and auditory approaches to make lessons interesting and interactive. • Engaged in cultural immersion programmes with students to further augment global understanding. • Achieved classroom management through mediation, collaborative activities, positive reinforcement, and incentives. • Have students' errors written on a piece of paper while given a freer practice. I don't know if I should "ing" at the beginning of the sentences for the last three ones. Thank you in advance.

Which one is not correct? 1. my small brother is a shop assistant. 2. my little brother is a shop assistant. 3. my young brother is a shop assistant. 4. my big brother is a shop assistant. Thank you in advance.

Is this assignment coherent? Is it gramatically correct? From my TP 1 (Teaching practice 1) feedback, I used good materials which were suitable for the level of learners. I have been able to have a good rapport with the students since the first TP and know their weaknesses and strengths to some extent. Besides, according to my tutor “Katy Muench” in my written feedback, my instructions were clear with the chesting of the handouts which gave the students this opportunity to do all the activities during my lessons. Another point on which I feel I have become strong in comparison with the first day is the lesson planning. It is quite evident that most of the lessons were well planned and their execution in the classroom, though not ideal, mostly achieved the main and stage aims. In addition, I put a great deal of effort into coming up with useful and clear concept checking questions and not only did they help me teach simply and avoid using TTT but also the students grasp the target language. What’ more, drilling chorally and individually to highlight the form, monitoring the students unobtrusively, bringing in quieter students and helping them in activities were other areas where I improved.

Is this sentence gramatically correct? what about the "most"? What went wrong in timing in my TP 5 (the fifth teaching practice) was that the least time dedicated to it was 28 minutes and the (most?) time dedicated to it was 39 minutes as it should have been 45 minutes overall. Thank you in advance.

Is this sentence gramatically correct? Clarify the meaning by asking concept checking questions, and explain that this phrase is used to show regretting what you did or didn't do when you're talking about yourself. I should have studied harder. (another question: What is the name of this structure?) Thank you.