English Educators

Welcome to the group! Are you an English language lover? Perhaps you're a teacher or an aspiring educator? How about an English learner who likes to exchange your ideas to other members? If yes, then feel free to join the group!

As an English learner myself, I believe that it's much effective to learn the language if we're going to act as a teacher to others who are having a difficult time in improving their language skills.

We could talk about any topic related to the English language and its components such as grammar, spelling and pronunciation as well as effective ways to be fluent in this language.

You can share your lessons, tips, and links (please make sure they're not broken links) about the English language.

Remember to be respectful to other learners and avoid plagiarism! The best of luck to all!

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Let's Practice Speaking

Practice Our Spoken English

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Hello, I'm Robbie! Thank you for joining this group. I made a new activity to practice our spoken English. If you're comfortable speaking or recording your voice, why not share it here!

Practicing speaking this language develops our self-confidence and improves our personality. Let's help each other correct our pronunciation and exchange some tips to enhance our spoken English.

I'll try to post news articles from MyEC as our guide, as well as various topics that we can talk about.

So what are you waiting for? Start recording and make an introduction. Let your voices be heard! Stay tuned for the news recording.

Thank you for listening. Good bye for now!

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You can record your news using your computer or download a recording app such as Audacity and Lame (which I'm currently using), then upload your file on here using the paperclip icon in the comment section.

You may upload your recordings from your computer files to Audioboom which has now improved its site. And later share the links here if the embed code isn't working well.

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Robbie February 19, 2016 15:41

Welcome to the group, Saligazi! Thank you for joining here. You can now post new topics related to English learning.
Robbie February 5, 2016 14:23

Welcome to the group, Abdul Rauf and Mohamed Ibrahim! Thank you for joining!
Robbie February 2, 2016 15:08

Hola, Harold!

Welcome to the group! Thank you for joining and for your kind remarks. Feel free to add any topic about the English language. Wishing you a meaningful stay on MyEC!

Robbie
Harold velasquez February 2, 2016 3:03

hi there, I find this group really interesting
Robbie January 20, 2016 10:28

Hello, Kirey!

Welcome to MyEC and to this group! Thank you for joining. Wishing you a fruitful stay here...

Robbie
kirey January 19, 2016 14:07

Hi im kirey
Robbie January 8, 2016 11:43

You're welcome, Erum!
Erum January 7, 2016 15:51

Thanks a lot Robbie
Robbie January 7, 2016 11:31

Welcome also to the group Thiziri, Thanhan, Long Ngo, Alice, and the rest of the members. Let's all be united for a common cause of helping each other with our English. Happy learning!
Robbie January 7, 2016 11:06

Welcome to the group Joanna, Ah Med, Robson, Erum, Furug, Mohammed, Mohammad, and Margo Cavoli! Thank you for joining here! You can join our reading challenges, or you can post a discussion pertaining to English learning.

Have an enjoyable stay on MyEC!

Robbie

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