What are the difficulties of teaching English as a second language to university level students?

To Martin: In my ESL class, people have difficulties with all sorts of things. "F" becomes "p", "i" becomes "a", etc. "Not" may easily become "nat" for people, especially if they

Are elocution lessons back in fashion where you are? Back? Surely you jest. This is the wild west, for goodness' sake. Elocution was never in fashion! Besides, that sort of thing is for people with more money than things to spend it on, and if

No. Speaking too clearly and with a boring accent is out of fashion. The new standard English for ESL students is becoming Estuary English, and not RP anymore (for UK English). People just want to speak in their natural way, and using

Yes, it's correct. We use such as an adverb intensifier. It gives emphasis to an adjective. As an adverb, "such" can precede an adjective. It can also precede "a" or "an" - indefinite articles - and an

29/07/2009 Dear Brother There is no argument, for the advantages of learning English language as you know that’ Today, English language is considering number one in terms of having the largest numbers of speakers or followers. It is

There are many English learning forums and ESL (English as Second Language) resources, you can google it.

Hey Vicky, "Start a conversation" link doesn't mean chatting. This is a link to send private messages. Here are some tips from our FAQs : How do I start a conversation (send a private message (PM)) to another member? Either go to the profile

Hi Mar-Tunny and welcome to the site. I'm sure I've seen your question before. Have you already posted it here anonymously? Or have you already posted it on a different ESL site? At any rate, I'd say you understand the meaning