â IELTS 2024 Latest Topics - SPEAKING & WRITING
ð +8 years of Teaching experience
ð IELTS & Conversation Tutor
ð An English language and literature graduate
ð Taught hundreds of students worldwide
ð Advanced Webinar / Workshop holder
ð Material developer and content maker
ð Courses : ðī IELTS ðĩ Converstaion ðī Business âŠïļ
â ïļATTENTIONâ ïļ
â ïļI DO NOT HAVE ANY COURSE FOR KIDSâ ïļ
â ïļMY IELTS SESSIONS ARE 50 MINSâ ïļ
â In my courses you learn how to:
âĄïļDevelop your language skills based on your needs
âĄïļBuild confidence and improve your language abilities
âĄïļMake a good use of the new vocabulary, expressions, idioms, etc.
âĄïļStay calm and relaxed while speaking fluently like English speaking natives
ðĄ Key features:
ðEssential and easy-to-understand material
ðLearn how to communicate better using English correctly
ðFriendly atmosphere to enhance your learning experience
ðGiving you constant helpful feedback
ðCustomized lesson plans and homework
ðPDF pamphlets about how to improve your English and speak about different topics
In my classes, I aim to help you reach your goals by leaps and bounds, you'll finish each class having learnt something new. If you're preparing for an exam, I'll provide all the knowledge needed for you to reach your goals. With a wealth of experience, I'm positive I can get your English where you want it to be, but also enjoy the process and really use English in a natural useful way. ð
Neil suggested a way for me to write down the discussion points after class to improve my English grammar skills efficiency.
We discussed the comparison between iPhone and Android phone what they similarities/differences are. They both of made by big technology companies from the US, and these phones are expensive. iPhone do not have a lot of models, but all models are produced by Apple. On the other hand, Google allowed many technology brands to use their Android OS, such as Samsung, SONY, ASUS, etc. And I think Android phones are opener than iPhone, users can create a lot folders, albums but iPhone can't.
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