They confiscated many illegal videos as evidence. They said, “We have to check all of the videos. That sucks.” However, they picked a few videos up that they were interested in. And then, they just enjoyed watching them during work.
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About me
About the site:I am an ESL (English as a Second Language) tutor over Skype. I do a visual exercise with one of my students, "A," where I show her a picture, then she writes two to four sentences about it. My friends love her sentences and urged me to start a Tumblr, so here it is.
About us:
We are the same age, and have the same shoe size and height. "A" lives in Japan, and I live in the United States, in Northern California. We are quite different; "A" likes silver and pink, Lady Gaga, and beautiful dresses, whereas I like black, grindcore music, and combat boots. However, we are also similar in our loves of the English language and making people laugh. We have been working together for a year, and hope to grow and learn together for years to come. We hope you enjoy our site.
Links:
About.com's ESL portal is a valuable resource for lesson plans, quizzes, and information on getting started in teaching ESL.
If you are interested in teaching ESL as a hobby rather than a profession, some websites at which to meet students are Livemocha and Lang-8.
Pronunciation drills can be found here: Pronunciation Exercises by Michael Climo.
Breaking News English contains news articles for intermediate to advanced ESL students and accompanying classroom exercises.
Lastly, Pony's friend Adam writes and draws the adorable Books of Adam, a comic blog which you should definitely check out.
