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Teaching Grammar with Dialogue - Collective Nouns

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July 02, 2023

Greeting, This is a grammar lesson focusing on Collective Nouns using Dialouges. Thanks for viewing. Hau

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Howard: Greetings, My name is Hau Nguyen, and sometimes I go by Howard. I was born and raised in Vietnam until 1989, which was when I immigrated to Thailand for transitioning to the United States. After relocating to the Philippines and staying there for about six months, I moved to the United States and have resided in Georgia sine 1989. After graduating from high school, I really did not know what I wanted to do because I had to consider helping my little sister and my mom who has not worked since we moved to the United States due to her medical illness. I ultimately decided to attend Paine College in Augusta, Georgia, majoring in Early Childhood Education. After getting my first real job as an elementary school teacher, I decided to go back to graduate school and received my MBA degree with concentration in Human Resource Management. Since I was the only person in my family's history to ever graduate from high school, I decided to go on and further my education. I went on and obtained my doctoral degree in instructional leadership.

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