Grammar is not that difficult for teens, but it's much harder when you teach adults. You need to give them an answer how they can apply this e in another context. When i'll look at a sentence, especially in french, there are so many like, er pronouns, complicated pronouns and little grammatical words. If i say, for example, elion, el like the en lik e n an, in a inner sentence, elion,. how would i say that? Elion, ade la maison, flona bacu do laMaison. Elon a ba don la Maison. That's in french, l ilia, that's right.
711. William from France 🇫🇷 (WISBOLEP Runner-UP)
William started learning English at 12 years old and continued at university and beyond, spending a couple of years in England as a teaching assistant and then returning to France to work as a school teacher, in some pretty tough classrooms and less-than-perfect teaching conditions. William talks about how he continues to maintain his English, the importance of finding good language exchange partners, and more.
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