In one of today’s online lessons, I’m teaching a student the different ways question tags can be used, using a variety of verbs. Question tags are either positive statements with a negative question tagged onto the end, or a negative statement with a positive question tagged onto the end.
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In today’s lesson, with one of my students in Vietnam, I’m focussing on grammar, and the various ways in which we use the definite and indefinite articles in the English language.
Articles is probably one of the most problematic areas of grammar to learn, and in this lesson I will be teaching a system of rules to help my student to use them accurately.
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The three dots are called ellipsis, and are used indicate that something has been left out of a sentence. For example, in William Wordsworth’s lyric poem, he writes: “I wandered lonely . . .”. The ellipsis indicates that something has been left out – in this case the missing words are: “as a cloud.”.
The ellipsis has three dots, and is used either with spaces between each ellipsis point, or as a three-letter word ( . . . or … ). Either style is acceptable, but be consistent. My preferred style is to use spaces.
Whichever style you use, please remember: the ellipsis is never more than three dots!
In my online Business English lesson today, I’m helping adult students to learn and practise the appropriate terminology to describe graphs, using real-world brand names, and financial performance line graphs.
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Today I’m teaching an English vocabulary skills lesson, and helping a student get ready for their IELTS Speaking Test, and to pass with flying colours!
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In one of today’s online lessons, I’m teaching students how to identify a range of different vocabulary from British and American English. Although English is the common language, sometimes a word spoken in one country cannot be understood in English in the other country.
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In one of my lessons today, I’m teaching a student the appropriate language to use in business meetings. The student often meets with international clients, and needs guidance and practise on how to be assertive; participate in, and run successful business meetings.
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In my first skills lesson today, I’m helping a student with Phonemes. There are 44 phonemes in the English language, each one representing a different sound a person can make:
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In one of my online lessons today, I’m teaching the Second Conditional. The student will learn and practise using the second conditional in a range of hypothetical situations.
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In one of today’s online lessons, I’m guiding a student on how to pass the IELTS Speaking Test, Part 2.
In Part 1 of the test, the examiner asks you questions about yourself and your family. In Part 2, you will be asked to talk for 1-2 minutes on a topic that the examiner gives you, and you will have one minute to prepare your talk.
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