it is good idea to teach rules friends.Congratulations, Neval is a cute teacher. To explain "have to" structure,school life is a good example.good job:)
=D it is right address =D I agree with u Mehlika, there are rules everywhere:D but i don't think Neval is "Mr. Gül" =S such an interesting place, boarding school, I am glad tp hear she decided not to register=D but u gave "have to structure" very well =D thx Congratulations ;)
Registering to a boarding school is a good context for teaching 'have to' structure. I am glad that Mehlika didn't decide to go there,:) I know what kind of places are they as I had studied 4 years in one of them. Good job... Congratulations...
Ohhh,I am happy now as Mehlika didn't accept the offers to register such a place! It is difficult for me to imagine a school with no boys and strict rules... However, the idea is perfect to teach the structure. Be sure friends, I have learned it easily;) Congratulations!!!
ur podcast is an original way to teach have/has to as u use registering a boarding school. I think the uniform could be more colourful:D of course all of the rules are very strict. great job friends congratulations:)))))
oh, it is really creative to create a real situaiona and give it in real events. The dialogue is also plausible. But the sound quality could be better. Over all good job.
I want to say that registering to a boarding school to teach "have to" is a really good context. ıt provides the learners the usage of this structure in a real situation. I am also happy to see Mehlika didn't go to that school:) Good job!
Boarding school rules are a good context in order to teach "have to" structure. You managed to create a real life sitution and your voice is clear and understandable, too. very good!
We know that students learn a topic easier if it is useful in their real life. They meet school rules in their mother tongue so many times. we starr our lesson from known to unknown. it is like a content based teaching. good job friends congratulations.
Using a boarding school as the theme to talk about the rules at a boarding school with "have to" is a really good idea. Congratulations, friends!
ReplyDeleteit is good idea to teach rules friends.Congratulations, Neval is a cute teacher. To explain "have to" structure,school life is a good example.good job:)
ReplyDelete=D it is right address =D
ReplyDeleteI agree with u Mehlika, there are rules everywhere:D but i don't think Neval is "Mr. Gül" =S
such an interesting place, boarding school, I am glad tp hear she decided not to register=D
but u gave "have to structure" very well =D thx
Congratulations ;)
Registering to a boarding school is a good context for teaching 'have to' structure. I am glad that Mehlika didn't decide to go there,:) I know what kind of places are they as I had studied 4 years in one of them. Good job... Congratulations...
ReplyDeleteOhhh,I am happy now as Mehlika didn't accept the offers to register such a place! It is difficult for me to imagine a school with no boys and strict rules... However, the idea is perfect to teach the structure. Be sure friends, I have learned it easily;) Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteur podcast is an original way to teach have/has to as u use registering a boarding school. I think the uniform could be more colourful:D of course all of the rules are very strict.
ReplyDeletegreat job friends
congratulations:)))))
oh, it is really creative to create a real situaiona and give it in real events. The dialogue is also plausible. But the sound quality could be better. Over all good job.
ReplyDeleteHi friends,I also liked our podcast. Thanks for your comments :)))))))))))
ReplyDeleteyou are creative friends:) and you are communicative teachers:) you teach "have to" in a context. thank you very much, good job:))
ReplyDeleterules rules rules we have to obey the rules.(=
ReplyDeletegood context for have to..thanks friends
your context is good and you are very clear to understand good job
ReplyDeleteMehlika you were going to destroy your life:(I am happy for Mehlika:..you choose a good context for "have to" thank you...
ReplyDeletethis context is good and your speech is clear to understand. well done.
ReplyDeleteyour voice is very clear,your podcast is a good idea to teach the structure. congratulations.
ReplyDeleteThe context is suitable for the emphasized structure. The voice is clear and understandable. Well done
ReplyDeleteA headmaster and a student for teaching the topic 'have to/has to'.It has a sutable context. Also your voice is clear enough. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good context to teach "have to/ has to" and your speech is clear to understand. Good job!
ReplyDeleteGirls you are so creative and your context is so appropriate :) good job :)
ReplyDeleteI want to say that registering to a boarding school to teach "have to" is a really good context. ıt provides the learners the usage of this structure in a real situation. I am also happy to see Mehlika didn't go to that school:) Good job!
ReplyDeleteA creative and good podcast!
ReplyDeleteI really liked "Mr. Gül":):)
Thanks...
it is very creative context. we can benefit from your ideas while teaching this subject.wll done
ReplyDeleteGood context to teach "HAVE TO", clear and understandable voice.A good podcast. Thanks girls
ReplyDeleteGood context but it would be better if you reflected your feelings more.
ReplyDeleteBoarding school rules are a good context in order to teach "have to" structure. You managed to create a real life sitution and your voice is clear and understandable, too. very good!
ReplyDeleteWe know that students learn a topic easier if it is useful in their real life. They meet school rules in their mother tongue so many times. we starr our lesson from known to unknown. it is like a content based teaching. good job friends congratulations.
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