Hi everyone,
My name is Joe Saenz, I'm from Houston, Texas and I'm an English Teacher.
English is the major language of international communication and is not limited to any one country, region, or culture. Online education is the future of learning and it will play a great role in the development of emerging markets. Teaching this course to people around the world brings me great joy and happiness, knowing that I am helping move society forward through education.
My passions are in Education and Business and I'm lucky to be involved in both. In my free time I love to read about topics related to my two passions. I also like to learn new things, I am actively involved in Online Learning as a student myself and I'm taking a couple of online courses offered by Stanford University.
Ready for a new lesson? I am excited to share my most recently published lesson Simple Past Statements with “Be”.
Learn how to make positive and negative statements in past using the verb “to be.” This lesson will help you discuss your background in proper English.
Looking forward to seeing your Curious Card!
Thanks, Joe Saenz
Increase fluency and build conversation skills with this course for second-language English speakers. Teacher Joe Saenz covers a range of intermediate English topics with an emphasis on conversation.
Increase fluency and build conversation skills with this course for second-language English speakers. Teacher Joe Saenz covers a range of intermediate English topics with an emphasis on conversation.
If you want to have a conversation in English, you need to know how to introduce yourself. Learn how to use the verb “to be” to tell someone your name.
If you want to have a conversation in English, you need to know how to introduce yourself. Learn how to use the verb “to be” to tell someone your name.
Are you learning English as a second language? Learn how to to ask questions with the verb “to be,” and how to conjugate the verb and use contractions.
Are you learning English as a second language? Learn how to to ask questions with the verb “to be,” and how to conjugate the verb and use contractions.
Want to say something belongs to you in English? Learn how to use possessive pronouns! In this lesson, you’ll practice using possessives in spoken English.
Want to say something belongs to you in English? Learn how to use possessive pronouns! In this lesson, you’ll practice using possessives in spoken English.