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Karine Longis McMillan

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ESL classes - Karine Longis McMillan

Masters degree

/ 30 min

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Karine - Know your english tutor

I'm Karine Longis McMillan, and I hold a Masters degree with over 15 years of experience teaching ESL classes. My expertise lies in ESL for all levels - be it beginners, intermediate learners, adults, kids, or even advanced students. I specialize in various subjects like Conversational English. Business English, English Grammar & Vocabulary, and more. My classes are not just about learning English; they're about personalized learning experiences tailored to your needs. From accent coaching to career guidance, grammar fundamentals to test prep strategies, I cover it all. I focus on real-world applications, making sure you can seamlessly apply what you learn. As an online tutor, I understand the importance of visual learning aids and provide extensive support in listening skills, speaking fluency, and writing assistance. For those with special needs, rest assured, I create an inclusive and supportive environment for everyone. Let's embark on this learning journey together and unlock your full potential in English. Book a class with me today and let's make your language learning experience both enriching and enjoyable!

Karine graduated from UWE Bristol

Karine graduated from UWE Bristol
Karine graduated from UWE Bristol

English classes overview

My teaching methodology focuses on personalized tutoring to enhance students' language skills through interactive lessons. I specialize in English classes, covering various subjects such as Travel English, Business English, and Conversational English. By incorporating speaking practice, vocabulary building, and expressive skills development, I create a dynamic learning environment suitable for ESL students of all levels, whether they are beginners, intermediate, advanced, adults, or kids. I leverage a variety of tech tools both online and offline to engage students, including interactive platforms, multimedia resources, and educational apps. This tech-integrated approach not only makes learning fun but also enhances comprehension and retention. With a curriculum tailored to meet the needs of over 200 students, I ensure that each class is structured to cater to different learning styles and preferences. Through my methodology, students benefit from immersive language experiences that boost their confidence and fluency. By fostering interactive discussions and encouraging active participation, I help learners overcome language barriers effectively. My strength lies in creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel motivated to excel and achieve their language learning goals.

English tutor specialities

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Speaking fluency

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Listening skill

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Homework help

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Grammar fundamentals

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ESL concept taught by Karine

Student learned 5 days ago

During their English lesson, two students from UCLA in Westwood honed their pronunciation skills, specifically targeting the sounds /ʌ/, /u/, /ɪ/, and /i/. They also worked on distinguishing similar-sounding words. One of the learners clarified new vocabulary meanings and practiced pronunciation through repetition, while the other recommended the website Breaking News English for additional listening and vocabulary practice.

The /ʌ/ (uh) Sound

The /ɪ/ (short e) Sound

The /iː/ (long e) Sound

The /uː/ (oo) Sound

Silent 'B' Rule

Umpire vs. Referee

Slug vs. Snail

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Student learned 6 days ago

Karine and Livia reviewed French relative pronouns, including 'qui,' 'que,' 'quoi,' 'dont,' and 'où,' and practiced identifying them in sentences. They also discussed the works of La Fontaine. Karine will send Livia three documents to work on, and they plan to discuss cause and consequence connectors next time.

Ce/Cet/Cette/Ces (Demonstrative Adjectives)

Où (Relative Pronoun)

Dont (Relative Pronoun)

Que (Relative Pronoun)

Qui (Relative Pronoun)

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Student learned 6 days ago

Karine provided French tutoring, focusing on French sentence construction, adjective placement, and vocabulary related to everyday objects and football. A student from Fordham University in The Bronx practiced forming sentences with provided words and completed word search activities to reinforce vocabulary. They also reviewed the "BRAGS" acronym for adjective placement.

Verb Identification in French Sentences

Negative Sentence Structure (ne...pas)

French Adjective Placement (BRAGS)

French Prepositions à la vs. au

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Student learned 6 days ago

Karine and Paolo dedicated their lesson to enhancing his English vocabulary and communication skills for professional settings. They reviewed key phrases pertinent to meetings and practiced describing personal qualities using relevant adjectives. Karine assigned exercises to reinforce the vocabulary learned and provided Paolo with a document containing useful phrases for his upcoming meetings.

Industrious

Decisive

Sensitive vs. Sensible

Rapport vs. Relationship

Pushover

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Student learned 7 days ago

Karine, Megan, and Colin engaged in a French lesson, focusing on vocabulary related to days of the week, prepositions of time, the alphabet, and restaurant terms. Megan specifically practiced pronunciation, identifying days, and understanding a restaurant dialogue. Karine assigned a Halloween-themed coloring activity to reinforce color vocabulary and plans to continue with the restaurant scenario in their next lesson.

French Pronunciation - Linking (Liaison)

French Alphabet Vowel Sounds

French Prepositions (Time)

French Days of the Week

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Student learned 7 days ago

Karine and Livia reviewed French verb moods and tenses, including indicative, conditional, imperative, and subjunctive, with a focus on their usage and formation. Livia practiced identifying the correct verb forms in exercises. Karine assigned documents for homework and planned to cover obligations and the use of 'ce que,' 'ce qui,' etc., in the next session.

Participative Verbal (Adjective Verbal)

Conditional Mood

Imperative Mood

Indicative Mood

Imparfait (Imperfect)

Passé Composé (Compound Past)

Infinitive

Subjunctive Mood

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Student types for english classes

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Home schooled

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ESL for beginners

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ESL for adults

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Learning Disabilities

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ESL for advanced

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ESL for kids

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ESL for intermediate

Dynamic english lessons

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Record lessons

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Chat for quick help

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Weekend lessons

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Open Q&A

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Mobile joining

Practical tools used in english classes

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Interactive quizzes

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Grammar practice

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Language simulations

English tutor also teaches

English Listening

English Listening

English Speaking

English Speaking

English Grammar & Vocabulary

English Grammar & Vocabulary

Conversational English

Conversational English

Travel English

Travel English

ESOL

ESOL

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