Artículos escritos por profesores particulares de Inglés nativos

Kelly
Publicado por Kelly

Frequently Asked Questions/Funny Dialogues

Student: How much do you charge? Kelly: I am not selling tomatoes. I cannot quote a fixed price. Even if I was selling tomatoes, prices would depend on the season, sales, etc. A professional teacher would never throw a fixed price at you without getting some backgroundi nfo. My prices range from 9-28 euros an hour depending on what you qualify for and what you need, not just what you want. ......................................................
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Luka
Publicado por Luka

Five essential listening skills for English learners

Five essential listening skills for English learners 1. Predicting content Imagine you've just turned on your TV. You see a man in a suit standing in front of a large map with the symbols of a sun, clouds and thunder. What do you imagine he is about to tell you? Most likely, this is going to be a weather forecast. You can expect to hear words like 'sunny', 'windy' and 'overcast'. You'll probably hear the use of the future tense: ...
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Gabriela Renee
Publicado por Gabriela Renee

Confusing words: Lend or borrow - English Grammar

  For many English learners these two verbs are a little bit confusing. The confusion occurs mainly because both: lend and borrow have almost the same meaning. First of all, LEND means to give something to someone for a short time, expecting you'll get it back.             "I lend her my book yesterday." LEND is an irregular verb, which means it does not take the “–ed” ending....
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Gerard
Publicado por Gerard

Don't panic! when you prepare English presentations and you're not a native speaker.

Many pals asks me how do I deal with stress when I speak to international audiences. And my answer's always happens to be the same.  -I'm good at business presentations because I'm shameless. People got surprised when they hear my reply. But I just keep on explaining... To become a good professional in communication fields it's imperative to make believe your audience you're saying the most important thing in the whole world, and to re...
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Maria
Publicado por Maria

My love for Britain and some other tips I could have done with during my time in England

Hello! This is my first publication, I am really happy I can do this and look forward to many more. I love being an English teacher, because I adore teaching but mainly because I adore the English language and culture. For some reason the British have a bit of a bad reputation, and most regard them as cold, snobbish and distant. Having lived there for over 11 years I had the oportunity to get to know them well, and have to disagree with this wid...
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Miyeryck
Publicado por Miyeryck

Guide for travelling to a Spanish spoken country

Description:   This is a guide that will give to  you the most important keys and help to learn spanish and survive in a spanish spoken country. If you are thinking about travelling to take vacations or a bussines trip this is the best way to do it without givingup by trying. Section 1: In this section you will learn greettings, remember you can´t be too polite or unpolite, when you need to ask for somethig you must greet and look them...
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Juan Ignacio
Publicado por Juan Ignacio

CONVERSATIONAL SKILLS TOOLS: A NEW METHODOLOGY

Hi,   I would like to start this blog, talking about a very controversial matter, and also very interesting from my point of view. The other day, chatting wih a friend, regarding teaching English, he got a bit upset. During the conversation he could not understand that in order to speak a language, you need to spend most of the time developing your conversational skills: basically speaking, speaking and speaking. Why nearly 50% of Spanish p...
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