Level 3,. lesson 47. How could you help someone with their English?

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How could you help someone with their English if they are a beginner also?

How could you do that?

One way is you could teach someone something simple such as

How to introduce themselves with a few simple questions

1: Hello, my name is ……………… Example: Michela, Prem, Sudichha, Mohammed, Kona,

2: I was born in ………… Example: Bangladesh, Sudan, Nigeria, Angola, India

3: I am studying ………. Example: English, Science, Art, Engineering, Finance and or

4: I am working at …….. Example: a cafe, a factory, a bar, a farm, in a store

5: I like to ………….. Example: run, bike, eat, cook, draw, listen to music

That’s just five ways you could help teach someone English also as a beginner

who may know less English than you.

And in our question and answer form, you can add a translation in your language.

so how do you say

Hello, my name is in your language?

Please type it into the form above on your phone or computer.

and if you cannot see the form above please click the form link

so you can answer the questions in English with the translation in your own language

and please remember

E is for Education to Educate yourself.

A is for Ability, to improve your Ability to learn.

T is for Teach, Teach yourself how to learn faster.

T is for Train, Train people on what you know.

So please look to E A T T M A G . COM for your next lesson.

If you share your English by teaching other people, training people in the English that you know will learn much faster.

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