W. A. Ward Dear English Teachers!

Farukh:
Hello, Otabek! I’m coming from my evening classes. You know I want 
to enter university, so I must know English well.
Otabek:
Are you preparing with a tutor?
Farukh:
Yes, it’s an effective way of learning I think. Where are you going?
Otabek:
I’m coming from my job. I work as a waiter at the restaurant after 
classes, i help my family...
Farukh:
When are you preparing for your lessons? i know you speak english 
quite well.
Otabek:
Yeah, i usually spend my day-off on the internet learning english. i’m 
an e-learner.
Farukh:
Sorry? I don’t understand. How can you evaluate yourself and what 
about a teacher? 
Otabek:
You know, I haven’t got spare time for improving my knowledge. I 
work after classes, i come home late. so there are many websites 
on the net for learning languages at any time of the day, i think it’s 
the best way because there is e-mailing to and from tutors, e-mail 
between students, delivery of assignments by e-mail.
Farukh:
how do you get materials?
Otabek:
It’s also easy – video-links and webcams give you opportunities to 
learn at a distance. there are also electronic reading materials which 
include a website or web pages for your program; copies of lecture 
notes; revision notes and activities and so on.
Farukh:
it sounds interesting! Can you show me tomorrow how to use them?
Otabek:
Yeah, during the break I can do it. I have the Internet access on my 
mobile too. Sorry, it’s my station, I have to get off.
Farukh:
thanks for the information. see you tomorrow. bye!
Otabek:
You are welcome, bye-bye!
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Play the tape and tell students to listen again. Ask them to tick the correct 
answers.