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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
Heya Lynette - My friend Raife offered you and gave me her account to ask you if you are available to help my lesson plan as well. Please take a look below ;
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Write a straight-arrow ESA lesson plan for a pre-intermediate level class of adults where the focus of the lesson is to practice one usage of the present continuous tense and for the students to be able to use it effectively. Bear in mind that at pre-intermediate level, it's very likely that the students would have come across the present continuous tense before as this is one of the first tenses that students of English learn. Provide as much detail as possible for each stage of the lesson and activities used. The lesson should be one hour long.
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