Do you prefer learning from apps or in a classroom? How do they compare?
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A natural way to answer
They serve different purposes. Apps are convenient and good for daily practice and vocabulary, whereas a classroom gives you feedback, structure and real conversation. Ideally I use both together.
Key phrases to use
- hold a candle to — to be nearly as good as (usually used in the negative)“No app can hold a candle to a great teacher.”
- on your toes — alert, ready to react, and not allowed to get complacent“A good teacher keeps you on your toes.”
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