A lot of learners of English make mistakes when talking about crucial conference call problems. Here’s what to let your partners, colleagues and clients know their audio and and/or video isn’t up to standard:
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A simple track list to make sure you cover all listening question types before the test:
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Often times we find it hard to teach pronunciation in a fun way. Here’s a quick tip on how a drag queen lip-sync competition has helped me to come up with teaching ideas:
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A simple tip on how you can come across as both professional and approachable to your business counterparts:
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If you teach online there are a couple things you don’t necessarily need, but which are definitely worth getting:
Online English classes are all the rage: flexibility, no need to be stuck in traffic… But there is more to it. Certain things are definitely easier and others are only possible with a computer.
Here are five resources you are going to LOVE:
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Some people say they couldn’t or wouldn’t be able to learn English studying online. Have you ever thought about the reason for that?
Here are a few conclusions I have drawn after teaching for 10 years and teaching online for the past year:
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Congrats on being a competent teacher in high demand. Now shall we work out a way for you to still be able to offer flexibility to yours students without losing money or sacrificing your well-deserved free time?
Here’s what a Substitutive Class can do for you:
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TOEFL is quite unconventional, and a lot of the times students make big mistakes in preparing for it the way they would do for a traditional English exam.
Check out the 7 following tips on what you may want to do differently than what you’d usually do:
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A few tips on how to ace an English proficiency test for grad school, such as the one from UFMG, where you need to translate excerpts of a reading passage
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3 tips on how to use google classrooms to create personalized English courses for your students.
Because if make a promise, we’d better keep it, shall we?
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Looking for a way to have a white board in your online classes?
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Five Legal English textbooks you can use to teach and/or study:
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Do you like watching lawyer tv shows to practice English?
Here are three very useful things you can do to improve your understanding before you start watching a new show with a legal theme:
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5 ways to make Legal English classes more creative:
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Did you know google can actually help you prepare richer gap filling activities?
Here's a quick tip on how to do it:
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Do you prefer to be called by a nickname than by your name?
Here are three simple ways to let people know that:
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Using the "dummy it" correctly is really hard for Portuguese, Italian and Spanish speakers.
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