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Oct 6th, 2008, 03:35 pm

LisaValencia LisaValencia is offline

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Hi, I am teaching English to speakers of Spanish in Costa Rica. I am looking for suggestions on speaking practice for students at the very basic beginning level. It can be hard to get them to try to speak as they are embarrassed and afraid of making mistakes.
Thanks. Pura Vida.

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