Well done Ronald, we had a good discussion about publicity stunts and reviewed some words from the Breaking News article.

Was a good first lesson. Was nice to hear about Peru and your English studying. Keep it up!

For me, Elvis is a really good student, he's attentive, motivated, reasons well, thinks things out in a thoughtful way, and comes up with some very intelligent and interesting observations concerning the topic being discussed, which means it's always a great pleasure teaching Elvis! This lesson's main topic was the differences between the US and the UK, whether it be the language, the education, the mentality, the behaviour, but especially the culture, which influences every aspect of everyday life. The homework for the next lesson, which has already been booked, is to study two texts comparing American and British culture, one with 96 differences, and the other with 100 differences, which is my favourite, as I find it the funniest: https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/100-cultural-differences-between-england-28459 So, well done again, Elvis, and keep up the brilliant work! ^^

We had a wonderful lesson together, with accents being the main topic, and it was most enjoyable and great fun, particularly when we were sharing about all the different funny accents, in the UK and around the world. Elvis was very motivated and enthusiastic, especially as he appreciated the fact that I don't have an accent when I speak British English, so much so that he immediately signed up for another lesson straight after his first lesson with me. His English is already very good, and as he's used to listening to BBC News, he has a very nice pronunciation as well. The homework I gave him was to find out about Pigeon English, equally known as Pidgin, and to give me his feedback about it in the next lesson. As we'd also studied typical English humour during our lesson together, the second part of his homework is to watch John Cleese in Monty Python's video "And now for something completely different", so as to better understand this very particular kind of humour! Enjoy, Elvis! ^^