Aimee M.

I helped students with listening skills, pronunciation, and grammar so they can effectively communicate in English. I gave them the insider scoop on how English really sounds—not how it’s rigidly written in a textbook. We can talk about anything under the sun. You name it- problems, hobbies, time, sleep, music, work, date, food, motivation, beauty, crime, love, goals, dreams, restaurants, cooking, money, shopping, plans, books, sports, life, learning, movies, games, social life anything.

I taught Business professionals from all over the world who are desperate for effective and efficient teachers to help them accomplish their linguistic goals. I always analyse the purpose of their learning English as a second language e.g. writing emails, telephone calls, conducting meetings or making presentations. I based my activities and lessons on real-life situation but I make sure the activity has a clear purpose and ends once the goal has been achieved.

My lessons will broaden your knowledge of the IELTS exam and give you the skills you need to feel confident in the classroom. I teach Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. There are two different IELTS modules: Academic and General Training. The Speaking and Listening tests are the same in both modules, but the Reading and Writing tests are different. I provide lots of mock speaking tests and materials that will enhance your speaking ability.

I helped a lot of beginners who need help to understand the basics of speaking English. I taught kids from ages 3 and up. It's challenging at first but you'll learn a lot of things as you practice. Here are some tips to learn English: Listen to English every day. Make an English/ESL friend. Read English stories. Write down new words. Keep an English diary. Visit an English-speaking country.

It's better to stick to one particular variety of English than to mix them, if you are taking a course or studying English in some other formal context. I would recommend checking with your teacher if they have any particular requirements or preferences.However, in informal contexts (e.g. travel, communicating with friends), mixing is not really a problem. People who speak one variety should be able to understand the other variety without too much difficulty.The main difference between British English and American English is in pronunciation. Some words are also different in each variety of English, and there are also a few differences in the way they use grammar. Here are five of the most common grammatical differences between British and American English.

I teach students that want to become more advanced in speaking, writing and reading English. Most students take the course so they can continue their education at an English-speaking university; others take it to improve their language skills.

It's better to stick to one particular variety of English than to mix them, if you are taking a course or studying English in some other formal context. I would recommend checking with your teacher if they have any particular requirements or preferences.However, in informal contexts (e.g. travel, communicating with friends), mixing is not really a problem. People who speak one variety should be able to understand the other variety without too much difficulty.The main difference between British English and American English is in pronunciation. Some words are also different in each variety of English, and there are also a few differences in the way they use grammar. Here are five of the most common grammatical differences between British and American English.

All these holiday trips have a common denominator – they require at least a basic knowledge of English so that both children and parents can communicate safely abroad. English phrases for travel are useful to communicate in a shop or hotel, ask for directions, learn something about local attractions and monuments, or simply not to get lost at the airport in the maze of English-language information. Knowledge of the English language in today’s world is really a necessity. Even 3 4-year-olds are learning English now, and many parents bravely follow in their footsteps. If you do not know English well, and your child is only on a beginner level – no problem! Here you will find useful English phrases that will come in handy when traveling. Book my class now.

The secret to doing well is great preparation. Do as much of your thinking as possible before the English interview conversation takes place. What are you waiting for? Book a class now!

I helped a lot of beginners who need help to understand the basics of speaking English. I taught kids from ages 3 and up. It's challenging at first but you'll learn a lot of things as you practice. Here are some tips to learn English: Listen to English every day. Make an English/ESL friend. Read English stories. Write down new words. Keep an English diary. Visit an English-speaking country