Hi everyone! I know it's way too much to ask, but I was wondering if you could look at the following sentences and point out any serious mistakes
. These sentences are not from one single evaluation; hence the fact that they sound kind of repetitive. I would appreciate any help!
Overall this time, trainees’ pronunciation is good. Furthermore, it is clear and easy to understand.
However, some trainees’ pronunciation tends to be slightly Japanese.
You need to be more careful to avoid saying English words as if they were written in Katakana.
I always give the same advice to all my students: train your mouth muscles so they can get accustomed to producing the right sounds.
Just knowing the words is not enough. As often as possible say the words aloud.
This time, most trainees have a good vocabulary base
However, you need to make it a habit to look up words and not only memorize them but also try to use them in sentences.
And in order to communicate better, we need to expand our vocabulary daily. Try to learn a few terms or expressions every day and try to use them in speech whenever you can.
Grammar covered in class did not present the trainees with any particular problems.
But occasionally trainees tend to make mistakes in their speech. Especially, I’d recommend doing more exercises that would help them practice “verb tenses.”
To start with, try to make sure trainees avoid making mistakes in simple present, past and future tenses when they speak.
I’d recommend spending more time on studying grammar on their own.
Trainees’ listening ability is quite good. But listening is one of the hardest skills to acquire.
Don’t try to understand every word—try to get the gist of what is being said.
Also, try to add more English into your daily life—listen to the radio and watch TV. Movies, too, can be a great and fun tool.
I don’t think it’s enough to hear English once a week. I’d suggest trying to get more English in your everyday life—through TV, radio, and movies.
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