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    What do you struggle with most while learning English? Comment below to get a free tip from a professional teacher.
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    February 28, 2025
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    Tips for those with kids learning English. 1. Always make sure English is associated with fun, this way they will gravitate towards learning it naturally. 2. Start with sight words! Teach your little bundle to recognise letters and sounds, a crucial skill for reading and writing 3. Start with vocabulary they encounter everyday for easy learning!
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    December 28, 2021
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    What are some things you wish your teacher would do?
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    September 21, 2021
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    Tell someone who does not know anything about soccer/football all about Euro 2020: What is it? Is it still happening? When will it end? Who is winning? Who do you support? Answer to get free feedback on your writing or audio by a professional teacher!
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    September 15, 2021
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    Follow me for daily English learning tips from a professional teacher. Day 1 English tip: Practice English in small ways everyday! You can do this by: 1. Changing all your electronics (phone, computers, tablets) to English. 2. Write your to-do lists in English (practices verbs). 3. Write your shopping lists in English (practicing food items). These are simple ways to use English in your daily life even if you are not in an English speaking country.
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    September 15, 2021
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    Well you should continue what you are doing because you got all of those correct so well done! Bonus review of your response: "It's always confused me, either! "- use too instead of either for positive sentences. either is used when you agree with negative statements. Keep up the great work :D
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    September 15, 2021
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    Irregular verbs can be so confusing right? What is the past tense and past participle of these words: swim read shine. Comment you answer below and test yourself!
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    September 15, 2021
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    I have the same problem but I realised that Spanish speak faster because they tend to link words the way english speakers do when the next word is a vowel after a consonant or even consonant to consonant, I think it just happens more often in Spanish. I don't know if that will help at all.
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    September 15, 2021
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    Struggling to find a native English speaking language partner? Here are things you can do instead: 1. Visit online video chat sites where you can choose topics you are interested in and it will pair you with someone who is likely a native speaker. Simply google "video chat websites" and many options will come up. 2. Look for social media primarily used by native English speakers and interact with their content or get into a debate about your favourite show, places like reddit are perfect! Good luck!
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    September 15, 2021
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    Top three key things to learn when you are starting to speak English 1. Learn about helping verbs also know as auxiliary verbs, these are very important because they form all the different tenses AND they can also act as main verbs. Remember, each sentence in english needs a verb! 2. Learn about word order. Subject, Verb, Object,Manner, Place and Time! 3. Learn your tense in chronological order: present, past, perfect tense and then future. This will help you to make logical sense of them! Enjoy your journey learning English!
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    September 15, 2021
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