Thanks.

Jane is a legend in ELT! Congrats for the video!

very bad english!

Excellent webinar

Salemalecoum

Yesterday I was un your presentation I was delighted.😊

❤🎉thank you Mr. Puccha. For this invaluable input.

Is it available in a digital version?

good info + explanation! Thanks

learn and enjoy English!❤

TYSM!!

i luv it sm this vidéo thats so nice

Thanks!!!

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Rhuvbuhnvy and the rest 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊the first thing to museum was this post about the new house that I had been working with 7.30am years old for a while now so everyone is in the air for the air to get the best in the world with 5.30am and 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Tuhdugbdh hold a museum unifying a lot of interesting places with A lot more to museum so that I can look for more people and to be involved and to museum in 7pm and I would like

Thanks a lot for the webinar recording.

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I really love helbling

Great video. TPR has become very popular especially with children

Thank you for the webinar recording. I was not able to attend it that day!

If I ask to describe Infinity in ONE word... it would be Curiosity, you are my hero too!

I’m really thankful for the webinar recording. Sorry I couldn’t attend it.

Jeremy, my hero!

Thanks a lot for this webinar recording

Thnxs for affording the webinar recording. I wasn't able to attend 'coz the cut off.

Thanks a bunch

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Very informative,thank you!

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Hallelujah! Good teaching ideas, awful textbook.

How can I buy

Doctor Jeremy Harmer, it´s an honor to receive you at Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo. The English Teachers really admire you so much, for your great contribution to Education, also for the art, I mean, you have written beautiful poems.

Hii I couldnt find the 2nd editions pre intermediate book answer keys how can l obtain????

Thank you

I hope it will be possible to buy access codes to these resources, without buying paper books. ❤

Siobhan O Connell

​@byoteapodcast I have been to New York during summer vacation with my. All in all New York is of course a stunning City. But when you go theyre as a tourist, what travel platforms dont tell you is that New York is far away from perfect. When i got theyre I was shocked. The street of our hotel is not one of the busiest ones and as soon as you get away from the main streets, you get to experiense the bad side of New York to. Every 100 meters or so you see people laying on the Street. Someone of them are begging others just "accept" theyre faith. From day one I felt so unconfortable. I mean it cant be true that this is suppost to be normal. What shocked me even more is that homeless people dont make up the higher amount of people in the city and still nobody even cares. People just ignore them. Everybody is busy theyre. But the homeless people are even present on the biggest streets with probaly thousands of people walking past them every day. And still not much people care. All the people around me had no eye for them and I felt like i am the only one who even cares. I felt like I had to do something. Even small things can make a change. For example we homeless people near our street holding the door of a seven eleven shop. One time we gave one of them a bit. On another day we gave a street artist at time square money.OneAnother time in central Park. At one day we had a especially hearth breaking moment. we had been in an imbiss and they gave us three kiwis for free. Me and my parents werent hungry anymore and we desided to give them to a homeless person together with a spoon and a knife. We ended up giving it to a mother with a child who had a sign that asked for food. I was happy to see how much she liked. On one evening. I literally had a breakdown and I cried because I just wasnt able to hold it back anymore. I really felt alone in this situation because I felt like i am the only one who cares around. What world are we living in where this is suppost to be completely normal. If this is suppost to be the city where dreams come true then i dont wanna know how the situation is in other really big citys around the world. So if you read this comment and you life or go to New York or another big city then be human and do something for people in need. If the politicians dont do something then we have to stand up and help those people. If everybody does small things like this examples we can change a lot.

Amazing! Could you show us more videos about Marbles 1, 2......6 please?

A good lesson Thank you so much

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Spot On ! An excellent explanation.Thank you.

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Jeremy hammer is a great author and a teacher full of ideas. But, sorry, this video was impossible to follow along. 30%is stutter

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hi, May I have permission to take this video, for learning on the KZbin Chanel

Sad to see the beauty of drama getting overpowered by the scanty world of OTT and ill crafted movies/ series. Drama is art, something most fail to understand.

Muito bom

Wonderful 😀

I wish I can have some of your books