I'm obsessed now with the 'th' pronunciation, this is one of the sounds that I've been struggling with, in words like 'truth', 'thank', 'breath''..I'm now pretending that I have a lisp, and it works! ππ
After defending my own unique :) accent, for years, I want to try and sound as native British English as possible π not sure where to start. Any tips are welcomed π― π€ #britishaccent#pron#elt
@chrisgrahamelt Many thanks @chrisgrahamelt Financial Times is a good one, it didn't cross my mind in all my rush. I'm quite fine, looking forward to an #ELT free weekend, what about you? :)
Thank you @SLBCoop members for your talk at #ELTRIA2019, this gave me the courage to ask for a pay rise sooner than planned :) (let's see what happens :) ). sorry for missing the other talks, happy to see you even for a bit though π€π€ π
@befluentenglish Hi Jonathan! This looks interesting, thank you. Yes, or I could do a lesson on emoticons after doing the emojis :) thanks again for sharing ;)
Trying to plan a lesson on emojis, for one of my 1-to-1 students π have you done something similar before? any tips are super appreciated πππ π #paralanguage#emoji#lessons#emotions
@SLBCoop 1. Yes, sometimes
2. Yes, sometimes
3. Not really, only when I have last minute cancellations and use that time to prepare lessons, mark etc. :)