Protected: Kawasaki Clinic – Class 2
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Be Prepared For Meetings
Today’s post is a response to an email from a reader, Viettan, who is worried about their English when presenting in public. They are in charge. Agendas First, have a meeting agenda, which is a list of things to talk about. Try to keep to this.
Led Zeppelin Are Really Heavy Rock n’ Roll
Something to practice /l/ and /r/ sounds.
Protected: Kawasaki Monday Class 1
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Who Are You Talking To?
When you speak English, one of the things you must think about is relationships. Who are you talking to? How well do you know them? What is the situation? It is useful, especially in business situations, to be formal. In most native-English speaking cultures, business relationships start formal then become more informal as the relationship … [Read more…]
Give Yourself Permission
Recently I have taught a lot of new students. The same as I usually do, I talked to them about their study habits. Their reactions have left me a bit confused.
Protected: Kawasaki Dentists: Lesson 3
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Links: Apps 4 EFL
I went to a conference about teaching English a couple of weeks ago and saw a presentation by Paul Raine, the owner of a great website Apps4EFL.com. It’s a free website for students and teachers.
Protected: Kawasaki Dentists: Lessons 1 and 2
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Sequence Options to Sound Natural
When you are giving a list of options for others to choose from or explaining options to people, try to sequence the options so you sound natural. An example of this could be transport options. You can get the train, the bus or walk to my house. This is OK but you can show that … [Read more…]