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hello friends, here is the class scheduled for November 14 , plenty of time for everyone to know about it, please copy and paste the link below for more info. and for registration
http://edufire.com/classes/10073-how-to-be-a-succesful-tutor-on-edufire

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i wish that i had the time these days to offer more resources & help with non-fiction & academic writing. in the future, maybe i will….

Welcome to eduFire Lisa

Great introduction! Welcome to eduFire Lisa :)

Today is the the day! sign up here for help with those zombies!

Welcome Terry and stay happy….

Nice post I love it,,, thanks for sharing it Mary….. I remember when I was attended the first religious organization they explain everything about it.

Be honest even if others are not, be honest even if others cannot, be honest even if others will not…..,,,,, He who walks honestly,,, walks securely……

Wrong! am not new, but I am not always present here due to net connection problem hehehe

The person below me has face book account

Hi Momen! I have just replied to you from hello(at)edufire(dot)com Thanks and have a great weekend :)

Hello Marian, Welcome to eduFire

Just been reading through this whole thread and found it really interesting, especially Alaia’s point about the shifting stress depending on the part of speech. When teaching pronunciation I think it’s useful to make students aware of these patterns as they can be generalised. In most two syllable noun/verbs pairs the stress shifts from the first syllable in a noun to the second syllable in a verb e.g.

a record to record
an import to import
refuse to refuse

If you come across it a great book on teaching pronuncation is Sound Foundations: Learning and Teaching Pronunciation by Adrian Underhill

Hi Marian and welcome to eduFire! I am glad that you found us here and look forward to seeing your classes.
Enjoy the orientation classes!