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• Tốt nghiệp đại học / University degree
• Chứng chỉ quốc tế về giảng dạy tiếng Anh cho người nước ngoài (CELTA, DELTA, TESOL...) / International Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA, DELTA, TESOL ...)
• Có ít nhất 02 năm kinh nghiệm giảng dạy tiếng Anh / At least 02 years experience in teaching English
• Quốc tịch: Anh, Canada, Mỹ, Úc / Nationality: British, Canadian, American, Australian

It's raining cats and dogs, so
a, watch out for falling animals
b, make sure you take an umbrella
c, keep your pets inside

Many people claim that insults or negative comments are like water off a duck's back, but in reality, many of them are
a, pleased by such things
b, upset by such things
c, unaffected by such things

Cassandra is a night owl, so she doesn't usually get up until about
a, 11 a.m.
b, 11 p.m.
c, 7 a.m.

People used to say Uncle Charlie was a q***r fish because he
a, talked to himself
b, didn't like fishing
c, loved swimming

all or whole? (listen to the way they are pronounced)

‘All’ refers to everything or everyone.
We all die.

‘Whole’ means complete.
He wants to collect the whole set of cards.

‘All’ is used before ‘the’ and possessive adjectives like ‘my’
You do this all the time.
I spend all my time studying.

But ‘whole’ is used after ‘the’ and possessive adjectives.
The whole cake is covered with icing.
Your whole life is ruined.

You don’t use ‘whole’ with uncountable nouns. You say ‘all the money’, not the whole money.

You use ‘all of’ with object pronouns.
I like all of them.
All of us went to the party.
You read all of it

24 Techniques to Learn English Faster, According to Your Learning Style

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Some people have a natural knack for learning languages, but for others learning a new language can be a daunting task.

The best way to learn a new language varies depending on your particular learning style.

Students are typically taught using a combination of the three learning styles, but they usually have a strong preference for one. It’s important to know which learning style is best for you.

The three main types of learning styles are auditory, visual, and kinesthetic.

Auditory learners depend on hearing and speaking as their main method of learning. To easily understand, auditory learners must be able to hear what is being said, as these learners may find it more difficult to understand instructions that are written.

ear Auditory learners can try the following techniques to learn English:

Listen to English language podcasts. There are tons of free English podcasts on the Internet. Make a habit of listening to a podcast for a few minutes each day.
Listen to books on tape whenever you can (as you drive to work each morning, or while you exercise at the gym).
Record classroom lectures and listen to them again in your spare time.
Repeat information aloud or silently in your mind as you are taking notes in class.
Recite information aloud to study. Find a quiet place or a place with light music playing in the background to practice reciting English words aloud.
Listen to music, read the lyrics and sing along!
Watch movies and television shows in English with English subtitles. Listening to English and seeing the English words written on the screen will help you to better remember the word in the future.
Speak with a native speaker or participate in a language exchange.
Use rhymes or jingles to help you remember important points.
Visual learners learn best by looking at charts or graphic organizers, watching a demonstration or reading.

Visual learners can try the following techniques to learn English:eye

Highlight important information as you read—color-coding your notes can help greatly. Underline or circle new words and phrases.
Keep a notebook or create flashcards to write down new vocabulary words. Translate the word into your native language; write the definition in English along with a sample sentence. Dictionaries often provide good example sentences along with definitions.
Separate new vocabulary words into different groups.
Create your own sentences using new vocabulary words—the next time you see the word, your brain will associate that word with the sentence you created.
When reading an article, try to understand the big picture first, and then focus on the details.
Watch English video tutorials where teachers use visuals (e.g. charts, formulas, cartoon images etc…) to explain grammar points.
Watch movies and television shows in English with English subtitles.
Buy a grammar workbook online to practice on your own.
Kinesthetic learners process information best with a “hands-on” experience. They like to learn by doing. Research has found that while learning, it helps if kinesthetic learners move around.

Kinesthetic learners can try the following techniques to learn English:hand

Create flashcards, but do not use a computer. Writing things down yourself helps to put new information in your long-term memory.
Play games (online or in-person) to practice grammar points. Invite some friends, and make it more competitive!
Practice role-playing activities with a friend.
Study in short blocks—take a ten-minute break every twenty minutes to move around and recharge.
Create motions associated with words. Using your body to express a thought, idea or concept will help you to remember it.
Travel to an English-speaking country and experience the English language first-hand.
Speak with a native speaker or participate in a language exchange. If you can’t find a native speaker in your town, try speaking with a native English teacher on Skype.
Whether you’re an auditory, visual or kinesthetic learner, there are many different ways to include English learning in your everyday life. If you take just a few minutes each day to practice some of these techniques, you’re sure to see improvement!

What does this English saying mean?
“Money doesn't grow on trees”

If you say that you are 'on foot', you mean you are walking instead of travelling in any other way.
It takes me ten minutes on foot to get to the supermarket, but only five minutes by car.

Learn English: Except or accept? except or accept? To ‘accept’ something is to receive it willingly. I accept this award. ‘Except’ means excluding. I like everything about the ho...

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