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Re: No hope for a Z Visa?
In Response To: Re: No hope for a Z Visa? (Magister)
Non native speakers are used by those who are cutting corners and want to save money. Non native speakers are a disaster for students. Their intonation and pronunciation are completely wrong and destroy the learning of a student. Non native speakers are subservient and do not complain. They work for less money. Do you want to learn English and speak with a Philipino accent, strange grammar, and strange and wrong pronunciation?
English grammar is quite complex, and non native speakers have many aspects wrong and this too, is a disaster for students. There are many examples of this.
There is no substitute for a teacher who has RECENTLY lived in a Western English speaking country. It is the responsibility of the school or university to be certain that they are hiring a quality native speaker.
Messages In This Thread
- No hope for a Z Visa? -- JL -- 21 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- juanisaac -- 23 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Magister -- 24 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Rebecca -- 30 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Turnoi -- 8 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Mancunian -- 10 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Sanjeevi -- 8 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Mancunian -- 7 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Steve UK -- 6 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- foxy -- 7 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Mr.Smith -- 4 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- John -- 4 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Turnoi -- 8 December 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Rebecca -- 30 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Magister -- 22 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Visa-Wise -- 21 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- Magister -- 24 November 2012
- Re: No hope for a Z Visa? -- juanisaac -- 23 November 2012