Should we use our native language to teach the target language (English)? This is a very broad question but I escentially look for getting to know other people´s opinion about whether we should use our native language to teach English in the classroom... What are the advantages and disadvatages of using this "method"? or we should just use the target language (English)in the classroom though we know most of what we are saying is not totally understood? I hope you help me! bye bye

ONE TO ONE TEACHING ACTIVITIES!! Hello everyone! In fact this is not a question but a request... I´m giving private lessons to a 10-year-old girl and I´ve come to realize that it is very hard to teach her all the grammatical aspects which is boring stuff. So i´m looking for some activities, maybe games that may help (me) to provide her a better understanding in the english language. I´m not native nor is she... Besides her classes at school are 80% based on grammar although I want her to learn english but not just grammar, but if I don´t teach her grammar she won´t do well at school, so I am buffled!!! PLEASE HELP!!!

Is there any difference between HERE and IN HERE? I have seen some text saying IN HERE but i don´t understand why! because according to me it means the same as HERE, isnt it? as always,thanks for your wonderful help ! (In advanced)But can I use IN HERE to post in websites? to write for example: hey glad to meet you in here! or I´ve seen you in here since two hours! or IN HERE can be only used to talk about cars, building and that stuff?

what´s the difference between NO- NON- NONE? well first of all i´ve got to say many thanks to all those who answered my previous questions, I am delighted they did so and that well :D Now, i have another question related to these three similar (for me) words. NO (like in NO SMOKING) NON (like in NON-STOP PARTY) NONE ( like in NONE OF THEM WERE GUILTY) what do thay exactly mean? how can I use them properly? I can see a small difference among them, but if somebody asks me to explain that(such as a future student of mine), It´d be almost impossible for me to do so. So i would be glad you can help me out!

what is the difference between INNOCENT and NAÌVE? I thought they were sinonyms but then I realized they are not! however I still can`t see any difference between the both to diffrerenciate them. Help please!Thanks to everybody´s answer!

is love waiting for me, or should I go for it? This is a very broad question, but I´d really like to know other people´s viewpoints about this topic. I mean, as I´m still very young and without having (ever) fell in love with someone else, i´m doubtful whether love is coming at any time, or maybe I should look around me to find somebody to "have a try". However I would say that my tendency is to belive love will appear unexpectedly, but sometimes i fear the fact of having to wait too much,and even forever.

Use of "to"+ Verb in -ing form! Hello people! well my question is very simple but maybe the answers won´t be! i hope not :) when do we use "to" followed by a verb in -ing form? it´s weird because as i was taught at university it is supposed that almost never that conbination occurs. I understand that there are some idiomatic expressions such as "look forward TO hearING from you..." but it´s hard to understand this "event" in other situations and even more complicated when trying to write! i really hope you can help me!

could "for" and "to" go togheter in a sentence? for to... becuase i thought it was impossible, but i was reading a maugham (somerset) short story -the bum- and it appeared there (for to)

what are some of the most expresions in which you use "at all", for example any time at all i don`t like it at all! etc...-please read plenty of them!!! (my last question wasn`t because i am pervert or something like that, just because i though i would be nice to read a funny story from an native speaker, and use it to lear language in use!, your were so rude with me) i hope you don`t mind this question at all"