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Andrell FloresPhilippines
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I may be able to help you sort out different problems regarding punctuation, spelling, voice, mood,rephrasing and a lot more. I have taken several units in English focusing on grammar, contextual analysis, academic paper writing and world literature. | |
Joe SummertonU.K.
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Any kind of question on TEFL. This would include qualifications, classroom plans and experience, teaching techniques, training, classroom discipline and handling, living and working in different countries, etc. | |
Christopher M SalisburyU.S.
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I can answer almost any question within the field of second language acquisition (SLA) and pedagogical theories in second language teaching. | |
SebastianNeutral Zone
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I've been teaching and tutoring ESL and EFL learners for years, and have experience in international exams as well - you can ask me any questions about IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge tests (KET, PET, FCE, CAE, CPE, BEC, TKT). Of course I don't know 'everything', but I'll be more than happy to research as much as I can. I've also got diplomas in Language Systems & Background to Language Learning & Teaching, Lesson Planning & Use of Resources for Language Teaching and Managing the Teaching & Learning Process. | |
Nell HuntU.S.
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I can manage almost anything: vocabulary, grammar correction and practice, spelling (though I'll have to have my dictionary open), listening and pronunciation, writing practice and correction, practicing and familiarity with idioms and two-word verbs,assistance with the TOEFL. What I believe I'd have trouble with are: 1) remembering the exact term(s)(the entire vocabulary for English grammatical form) for various grammatical rules, and parts of speech. I'd either have to get out a few old workbooks from my ESL teaching days, or find a site that had most of the grammatical rules mapped out and marked for remembering what context they ..... |
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