Do you answer questions in English with one word? “Teacher.” “Yesterday.” “Good.” Or maybe nothing at all comes out. That is not a knowledge problem. It’s an output problem, and in this lesson I’ll show you how to fix it with three tools that build a bridge from “think it” to “say it”. By the end you’ll be able to answer everyday questions like “What did you do yesterday?”, “What do you do for a living?”, and “What is your new partner like?” with confidence instead of one word or silence.
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My contribution:
WELL, FOR A LIVING I WORK AS A PEDIATRICIAN, BECAUSE I’VE ALWAYS HAD A PROFOUND PASSION FOR CHILDREN’S HEALTHCARE. AS AN EXAMPLE YESTERDAY I HELPED A BABY TO PROPERLY HEAL FROM THE SEASONAL FLU.
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I work as a teacher and my students are adults from all over the world. For example, I teach many people from Bangladesh, as well as some from Brasil, Myanmar, and Congo.
FOR A LIVING,I WORK AS AN ENGLISH TUTOR,I LOVE SHARING MY KNOWLEDGE WITH PEOPLE AND MY MOMENT OF JOY IS WHEN MY STUDENTS SUCCEED IN EXAMS.
I work as a vet, YESTERDAY I HELPED A BABY TO PROPERLY HEAL FROM THE SEASONAL FLU.
actualy, for a living i work as a pilot, more expecificly like an Helicopter pilot, i realy love this because it gives me the chance to travel to differents places and amazing views, and also noble missions, for exemple i am facing floretal fires in portugal, saving peaple and houses from the flames.
For living i am IT Analyst, Because i like technology very much. For example i like to solve data quality problems