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Aliya Siddique
Aliya Siddique
Meet Aliya Siddique, a highly qualified and passionate ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher from the United Kingdom. With both TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) and CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) certifications, Aliya Siddique brings a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and enthusiasm to the classroom. Having completed rigorous training in teaching methodologies, lesson planning, and classroom management, I am adept at creating engaging and effective learning environments tailored to the needs of students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Their CELTA qualification, awarded by Cambridge Assessment English, is globally recognized and ensures a high standard of teaching proficiency. Aliya Siddique specializes in teaching English to adults and young learners, focusing on improving speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. With a patient and supportive approach, they help students build confidence and fluency in English, whether for academic, professional, or personal purposes. Qualified from the UK, Aliya Siddique brings a native speaker's understanding of the language, including idiomatic expressions, cultural nuances, and pronunciation. Their teaching style is interactive and student-centered, incorporating a variety of resources and activities to make learning both enjoyable and effective. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, Aliya Siddique is dedicated to helping you achieve your language goals and succeed in your English language journey. Join their class and experience the difference of learning from a skilled and passionate ESL professional!
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Even advanced English learners make grammar mistakes—and that’s okay! The good news is, most errors are easy to fix once you know them. Let’s look at 5 common mistakes and their simple corrections.

1.  She don’t like tea. (False)

She doesn’t like tea. ( True)

 Use doesn’t with he, she, it

2.  I have visited London last year. (False)

I visited London last year. (True)

 Don’t mix present perfect with a time expression like last year.

3.  He is married with a doctor. (False)

 He is married to a doctor. (True)

 Always say married to, not married with.

4.  People is friendly here. (False)

People are friendly here. (True)

 People is plural, so use are.

5.  I look forward to meet you. (False)

 I look forward to meeting you. (True)

 After look forward to, use the -ing form.

Last Remark

It’s normal to make mistakes, but fixing them is what improves your English. Keep in mind that each correction is a step closer to fluency!

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