How To Teach Vocabulary Like a Pro - Part 1: Your Approach

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Title	:	How To Teach Vocabulary Like a Pro - Part 1: Your Approach
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Very enjoyable Thank you
Comment from : Tony Keeping It Clean

The most common mistake of russian and Ukrainian speaking learners is saying" strong rain", the direct translation from our languages
Comment from : Elena

All suggestions are very much appreciated Greetings from Ukraine, from a novice teacher 💙💛
Comment from : Elena

Thank God, I almost got laid off You saved my life
Comment from : Allison P

Wait a minute "When do we don't use it?" Is that correct? Oh, Mr Chris- wouldn't it be, "When do we not use it?"
Comment from : HoneyBee Journey

Is that haircut intentional?
Comment from : Brian Gunn

ur the friking bestttt
Comment from : Inglés con Erazo

It's like stock market place not teachers place
Comment from : Asif Munir ( Universe)

Thank you
Comment from : Nhật An

"my grandmother is very cutthroat with her cooking :)"
Comment from : Volonté Davenhill

There are not many free courses and tips on how to teach and I believe you did a great job! Thank you so much
Comment from : Alé Milano

❤❤❤
Comment from : Emy Mohamed

Why so little likes and views?? Its a really useful thing to know!
Comment from : Viki Illesh

You talk toooooo much man
Comment from : safae

Love your energy Thanks for the video
Comment from : MARWA ♥︎

Man you are a life saver
Comment from : vs

Hi teacheri would like to know how i Can explain to my students words like( free or freedom or helpless ) i mean briefly abstract nouns taking into account they are first year learners at the age of 10 till 12
Comment from : HAMDI BEN RJAB

Chris is such a brilliant educator so he really deserves that we all pool some money to buy him a comb and hair setting gel
Comment from : Andy

So much fascinating information about an overpriced Japanese car
Comment from : Parry Cross

Hello Chris, been watching all your tips and techniques My favorite video, not relevant to this video, is about how to teach grammar; the way to elicit, to create lead-ins, contextualization and so forth I have been using the tips in my classes right after watching the video
Comment from : Quality English by ESL Instructor Phyo

Thanks alot teacher of teachers 😊
Comment from : SleepyAizawa

Great job
Comment from : Hatem Halal

Great lesson Your video made my english improve because you explain is clearly
Comment from : Yhanie EZ

Thank you Very useful 🙂
Comment from : Ivana Dragna

Thank you Sir This was really helpful
Comment from : Ladyk Blossom

Very nice Thanks Chris!
Comment from : Kenny Jones Piquero

Rain can be oppressiveeven sat through a hurricane
Comment from : 3D

Don't overlook the value of an appropriate corpus for guidance about frequency The words that byou/b as a teacher use all the time aren't necessarily that frequent in the wild
Comment from : R Stack

Hmmm Couldn't find the next 3vids
Comment from : 3D

Helpul tips for teaching vocabulary Thanks a lot, teacher Chris✨
Comment from : Gunay Quliyeva

Thank you for these videos! Part 2 hasn't come out yet?
Comment from : Shatha Idrees

please link the other videos for vocabulary teaching, can't find them
Comment from : Mrs S T

I need you to show us how to teach the four english skills using the communicative approach, please
Comment from : deep wishes

you are the best brgo on
Comment from : deep wishes

🄿🅁🄾🄼🄾🅂🄼 🎊
Comment from : Nadiya Talicska

I’m surprised the video is black out for me
Comment from : emmanuel udofia

You have always been my role model, Chris! Thank you for sharing these wonderful insights!
Comment from : Bader Ammory

You are a lifesaver! Thank you so much Keep up the good word
Comment from : Elahe Khooryani

I should watch all the videos we have here because I will work as a teacher next year 💜💜💜 thank you
Comment from : tammy

Thank You that's useful br💞
Comment from : tammy

PS In the defense of your "Rain" example, I am a poet and argue that rain can indeed be aggressive or thick this is tongue and cheek of course! Cheers!
Comment from : Amelia Ruehlen

You're a lifesaver! Thank you
Comment from : Amelia Ruehlen

thank you, Chris if i am lucky I'll get your school
Comment from : Elkhan Khamzin

It feels so good just to see that a new video has come out! And there's going to be more and more!
Comment from : Мари К

I am waiting for u to use these methods in ur classes
Comment from : IMS English

You have the best teacher training videos! This is very helpful, thank you!
Comment from : shmadsta

These videos are AMAZING and can work for any foreign language teaching Wish you all the best, keep 'em coming! ^^
Comment from : Jansay34

I'm a college student from India 2nd year of graduation ( Bachelor's degree) I'm thiking of starting to teach English language through YouTube, practically due to some financial reasons But I need to boost up my knowledge, to some extent Can you guide me, about how to prepare myself? br Sir, I earnestly request for a good guidance from you I'm looking forward to hearing from you
Comment from : DEBASISH CHAKRABORTY

Now I'll always remember the word 'cutthroat' Thanks!
Comment from : Евгений Геннадьевич

Greetigs from Peru!
Comment from : Pablo José Moreno Ruiz

I want can speak English
Comment from : Evi epay family

6:47 - WHAT?
Comment from : Дмитрий Николаев

Great bro
Comment from : Hassan Assiduous

Wow! I've been teaching for a while and never considered some of the points mentioned here! I don't teach collocations enough so I'll definitely be using them more with my intermediate students from now on
Comment from : Fenrir

Another great video filled with tons of golden nuggets Thank you Chris for taking something daunting and breaking it down so simply Your videos have been so helpful
Comment from : Mandy Castle