English language teacher, teacher trainer, online tutor, writer and blogger. Mostly tweeting about teaching, ELT in particular, and related bits and pieces.
@samshep I no longer use chat gpt for research questions - I've moved to @perplexity_ai instead. The answers are pretty solid and it gives its sources.
@maxrushden@guardian_sport@NickyBandini@NickAmes82 @jonathanliew Max, just listened to this. Ref Sergio Conceicao's mum - she died when he was 18 and a youth player at Porto, which might be why he takes exception to any comments.
@ELTExperiences 3rd conditional is: past perfect in the condition and would have + past participle in the result. Let someone know is an idiomatic expression (?) which is why know appears to be infinitive, because "let" functions as the verb in the expression, "know" doesn't change.
@k_pogson@JoyfulFE@PDNorth_FE @FETeacherEd A few years back there was an assessment theme on the British Council Teaching English site. Links to many articles here: https://t.co/W8bhThcEuv
@MrChrisJWilson Is 190wpm a TED recommendation? Years ago, I remember being told (on a course learning shorthand) that BBC newsreaders were told to aim for 160wpm.
@dorey1414 hiya, am an English teacher in Portugal and there's an abridged version of the Emma Freud article in our coursebook! My students and I wanted to connect and say Hi!
Published yesterday! I feel very lucky to have worked with @thornburyscott again and @sandymillin for the first time. And of course thank you to everyone at @CambridgeEng, and @JoTimEFL and others!
@MojangSupport Hoping for some help here! I want to get my kids Minecraft for xmas - I have three young kids. Do I need to buy the software three times or can I buy it once and put it on three different machines?