We need to practice listening, you have a good understanding of a sentence when you see it written so you have the correct structure, but now you have to get used to taking that structure out of the paper and into a spoken environment, you know the vocabulary but just struggle recognizing it when spoken; thank you for the time and let’s keep practicing.

Good practice today, we put to the test the theory we saw last time about plural vs singular nouns, next time we will try the conversational portion of this class and take it from there; thank you for the time and see you tomorrow.

Today we talked about how to make the plural form of nouns, most of them are easy by simply adding an -s or -es or -ies, but it get’s interesting with irregulars, those who change form into a new word and the ones that are both singular or plural without requiring change; thank you for the week and enjoy your time off.

This time we took the time to look for areas of opportunity to improve, see where the weak spots are so we can target them and move on, in this case it was articles, and prepositions; thank you for the class and I’ll see you tomorrow.