I guess I am kinda off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released series online?

@Kieran Kylo Lately I have been using Flixzone. You can find it on google :)

How long has he joined the class

Thanks patiyo♥️

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No i talk about that student in the video

Before criticizing just take a look at your writing skills! The teacher does what he has to do. He doesn’t have to show his colors when he does something on behalf of their students. He wants his students to speak. That is one of a best teaching method. If you feel envy do something else without criticizing others.thank you

@@sudathdhanawardane1373 may I know what errors I've made in my writings? Nothing to envy about, I witness so many fake English Gurus in Srilanka who don't even have basic qualifications to conduct a class. It's sad anyone can start private teaching regardless their qualifications. Professional qualifications are required to conduct any job, but why aren't we considering the importance of it when it comes to tuition? The tutor needs to be qualified in the first hand to guide his/her students. If they are making mistakes such simple as it is here, how are we going to reccomend him as a better tutor? First you should watch it to understand, not to reply. Remember there's a saying that "little knowledge is a dangerous thing" Nobody should be deceived by the name of education.

@@dianarodgers8038 To be honest I haven’t pointed out any errors in your writing. I have just meant “ it should be in apple-pie order “ Let’s come to the point now. At the real sense of the word language is a communication tool. It is used for communication . Grammar is something else. I do not say it’s not important but in day to day conversation it’s not much important. You are talking about basic qualifications and professional qualifications . Do you think everyone with basic qualifications and professional qualifications can speak English fluently or teach English properly? Absolutely not ! If you think so it’s completely wrong.Some people have all the qualifications but unable to speak fluently or teach nicely. As far as my knowledge is concerned teaching is an art. It doesn’t need any qualifications at all if the person has the ability to execute and explore. I am not in Sri Lanka. My coworkers and colleagues are native speakers. They don’t care about grammar at all . Then why on earth we are fighting for a preposition? That’s where the people of Srilanka have gone wrong! That’s why we are struggling to speak in English! The last thing I want to say is that you won’t be able to speak in English as long as you think of grammar . So just start speaking without thinking of grammar . Then the grammar will automatically come. In this video the teacher is using the same method with their students and try to execute his plans to get the job done.what you are doing is just finding faults and criticizing tutors. Thank you

@@sudathdhanawardane1373 just like you, I was born and raised abroad along with my Srilankan mom, so in my whole life it wasn't a "thing" to worry about Grammar, yet it's needed for better communication along with exam and other scholarly studies. Rather than that for "communication purposes" you can simply have half learned knowledge I bet nobody would worry about. I speak my mother's language and father's native language, and I always believe learning it throughly has been helping me through out even I'm not directly engaging with sinhala conversation day to day life. But I've gained advanced knowledge into Sinhala grammar (not by random Gurus, learned from my Mom, who comes from a Sinhala scholarly family). My point is, no matter what language you learn, but when it comes to teaching, the master should know his subject better. We all can teach something to someone, but My point here is, teaching as a professional teacher, one must possess neccesary educational skills and knowledge. You can cheat someone sometimes, but not all the time. By pretending to be a teacher is one thing, but having real qualifications along with experience is another. I feel sad about most of the Srilankan students who are so passionate to learn English, yet they are deceived by fake gurus.

@@sudathdhanawardane1373 just like you, I was born and raised abroad along with my Srilankan mom, so in my whole life it wasn't a "thing" to worry about Grammar, yet it's needed for better communication along with exam and other scholarly studies. Rather than that for "communication purposes" you can simply have half learned knowledge I bet nobody would worry about. I speak my mother's language and father's native language, and I always believe learning it throughly has been helping me through out even I'm not directly engaging with sinhala conversation day to day life. But I've gained advanced knowledge into Sinhala grammar (not by random Gurus, learned from my Mom, who comes from a Sinhala scholarly family). My point is, no matter what language you learn, but when it comes to teaching, the master should know his subject better. We all can teach something to someone, but My point here is, teaching as a professional teacher, one must possess neccesary educational skills and knowledge. You can cheat someone sometimes, but not all the time. By pretending to be a teacher is one thing, but having real qualifications along with experience is another. I feel sad about most of the Srilankan students who are so passionate to learn English, yet they are deceived by fake gurus.