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[Practice] English Phrases for Ringle lessons
Paraphrasing-focused lessons
Updated: 2024.03.22
3 min read · Basic
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[Practice] English Phrases for Ringle lessons
Paraphrasing-focused lessons
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Discussion Questions
Q1
[Practice] Think of a problem that you have with English phrasing that you’d like your tutor to help with. Practice using the above expressions to ask for help.
Q2
[Practice] Imagine that your tutor’s paraphrasing is hard for you to understand. Express your confusion using the above expressions.
Q3
[Practice] Ask for some additional explanation about a phrase you recently learned using the above expressions.
Q4
Do you find this Ringle packet helpful? Why or why not?
Q5
If you prefer a paraphrasing-focused lesson than a discussion-focused lesson in your Ringle lesson, explain why.
Q6
In your Ringle lessons, have you noticed any recurring phrases or patterns in your language use? Explain.
Q7
Have you ever encountered difficulties in understanding your tutor's suggested paraphrasing? How do you typically address these challenges?
Q8
Can you recall a time when you struggled to request better paraphrasing from your tutor? How did you overcome this difficulty?
Q9
What are some methods you can use to integrate the above example expressions into your daily convos?
Q10
When you're unsure about the suggested paraphrasing, what do you do? Explain.
Q11
If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down.
Expressions

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