Dear Nicholas,
Summery:
Another month has already flown bye like autumn leaves. It's amazing how time flies when a student like yourself always seems to put some enlightenment in the lesson . This past month your performance was awesome in displaying more advanced and technical words. Now that I've become familiar with your voice I can usually determine whether or not you had a long day. I'm sure once time comes for the exam you'll come in like a rising sun.
Speaking:
You're an outstanding speaker with an ability to speak an array of topics. Often I try to mix up our interview questions with some off the wall questions and you manage to pull through.
Listening:
You're are a sharp listener and seem to never miss a note or beat for that matter. As I mentioned in the last monthly report is to try and keep a record or notes when listening to English audio.
Pronunciation:
This is your strongest area, you might want to go out of your way in finding some on-line Australian content. Content being main stream Australian media to familiarize yourself with some of the Australian accents and pronunciation.
Vocabulary:
Since you're an adult old learner you need to continue to push yourself towards learning new words of various topics each day. I do notice you speaking new words daily in our lessons and your pronunciation is very accurate.
Grammar:
This area has been neutral, if you would really like to test your grammar skills and abilities you can try to send me some letters or emails containing short essays and articles of any topic that interest you. You could try to begin writing immigration letters for my review.
Teacher: Jeffrey
Assistant: Annie
Summery:
Another month has already flown bye like autumn leaves. It's amazing how time flies when a student like yourself always seems to put some enlightenment in the lesson . This past month your performance was awesome in displaying more advanced and technical words. Now that I've become familiar with your voice I can usually determine whether or not you had a long day. I'm sure once time comes for the exam you'll come in like a rising sun.
Speaking:
You're an outstanding speaker with an ability to speak an array of topics. Often I try to mix up our interview questions with some off the wall questions and you manage to pull through.
Listening:
You're are a sharp listener and seem to never miss a note or beat for that matter. As I mentioned in the last monthly report is to try and keep a record or notes when listening to English audio.
Pronunciation:
This is your strongest area, you might want to go out of your way in finding some on-line Australian content. Content being main stream Australian media to familiarize yourself with some of the Australian accents and pronunciation.
Vocabulary:
Since you're an adult old learner you need to continue to push yourself towards learning new words of various topics each day. I do notice you speaking new words daily in our lessons and your pronunciation is very accurate.
Grammar:
This area has been neutral, if you would really like to test your grammar skills and abilities you can try to send me some letters or emails containing short essays and articles of any topic that interest you. You could try to begin writing immigration letters for my review.
Teacher: Jeffrey
Assistant: Annie
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