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"What is happening in the U.S.? What do the British and American media think about what is happening in the world?" "
Description
Would you like to improve your vocabulary, pronunciation, reading comprehension, and conversation skills while learning about English-speaking cultures' perspectives on current events? If so, this lesson is for you. As we read recent articles together, I will assist you with unfamiliar vocabulary and grammatical constructions, provide advice on pronunciation of problematic words you encounter, help you understand the cultural context, and guide you as you express your opinions about the events covered in the articles. In future sessions, we can cover additional articles on topics of your choice.
Note: I would also be happy to offer the same lesson in Spanish.
Note: I would also be happy to offer the same lesson in Spanish.
Cafetalk's cancellation policy
Before request is confirmed (fixed)
- Cancellation possible at any time without charge.
After request is confirmed (fixed)
- More than 24 hours before lesson start time.→ Cancellation is possible at any time.
- Less than 24 hours before lesson start time.→ The tutor may take a cancellation fee.
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No-Show→ The tutor may take a cancellation fee.
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Lessons by this tutor
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Past and Present Participles (現在分詞 and 過去分詞)
"Am I bored or boring?" and Other Questions Answered50min 1,800P -
Vocabulary in Context: Using Context Clues
Let's break free from our toxic electronic translator/dictionary addiction!50min 1,800P -
Present Perfect Power! (現在完了)
Know When to Use the Present Perfect Instead of the Simple Present or Simple Past50min 1,800P -
Casual Conversation Practice
Would you like to practice conversation with a friendly partner who can also answer your questions about English and the cultures that speak it?30min 1,000P -
The Passive Voice (受動態)
When should I use it, and why do many writing teachers tell students to avoid it?50min 1,800P -
Using Auxiliaries for Confirmation, Emphasis, and Polite Agreement/Disagreement
"I have never done that. Have you?" "You don't mind if I sit here, do you?"50min 1,800P
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