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Quote Ellio  Thanks for your reply; unfortunately I do not know a lot about him and the person who has arranged his lessons hasn't provided his e-mail address, although I guess I could go back to him.
Three hours is a long time and then being followed up by two further days stragitht afterwards is worrying me... hence why I am up early on a Saturday!
I guess I could pick some topics to talk about, perhaps stick to safe ones like home, work etc. but then it may not be that exciting! |
Ellio...I think you can use cue cards to teach him tenses ....
eg _ verb on cue card DRIVING
Now ask him to speak ...ask him to make a sentence in the present tense orally...
Alternatively...you could give him rules for word order like...
Time Expression + Subject + Verb
or the opposite
Everyday I go to work
use paper cards(cue cards)...prepare them before the class starts...to get him speaking ...all the best...luv n luck-meg