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Fluency at your fingertips by Seb Answers

Shadowing - more than “listen and repeat”

<p>Recap on races and plans for 2026</p>


2025 Wrap-up

Up and coming in 2025

Individual, pair and group work exercise for fluency practice. Speak to a friend in turns for speaking and listening practice with competitive drawing game!


Describe a picture for fluency practice

Need help preparing for your speaking test? Please share any speaking exam questions you are working on, and I’ll record my sample answer and publish it to the podcast. Write an email to seb@sebasnwers.com or send me direct message on my social media pages. I look forward to hearing from you!


Send in your questions 😃

<p>Discussions about math build language and build relationships</p>
<ul>
 <li>Hear multilingual learners in class</li>
 <li>Build academic skills for analysis, reflection, self-advocacy, critical thinking, considering other perspectives, defending positions</li>
 <li>Build a supportive learning environment</li>
 <li>Have fun learning!</li>
</ul>


Teaching Math to Multilingual Learners

Reflections on overlooked fitness activities


New year, new you?

Gift-giving, friendly matches, time off, time with family


On vacation! How’s the weather?

I’m watching from the USA this year. Where are you watching from?


World Cup 2022

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Holiday message

Education

Language Learning

TOEFL, IELTS, GRE and the College Essay - I began these recordings with a friend who asked me about idioms for IELTS Speaking. However, idioms include many common collocations native speakers use naturally in random contexts that, if learned verbatim, become very hard to replicate in spontaneous speech. We went through test questions in turn each giving our answers. Do the same for your practice: audio record yourself and listen back to your answer. When you listen back, take note of your speed, word choice, verb tense, pronunciation and overall fluency. With time, you will see improvement!