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Some people believe that one-on-one lessons are better for learning while others think that group lessons are superior. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

#people #lessons #group
Different people have different opinions on what constitutes the best lessons. While the majority of people choose to
enroll
register formally as a participant or member
enrol
 in
group
 lessons, some choose one-on-one lessons, hoping that they will not be distracted and will work harder on the lesson. I believe that pupil
benefit
Suggestion
benefits
 more from
group
 lessons. The more
student
 there are in the
group
 the more interesting and effective it is for a
student
 to
learning
Suggestion
learn
 than in individual study. The main of one-on-one is that it
is allows
Suggestion
is allowed
pupil
Suggestion
pupils
a pupil
 to independently choose the days and time of classes,
that is
 to set schedule you need. But getting used to communicate only with
teacher
Suggestion
teachers
a teacher
 in the future when connecting with other people you may
fell
undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind
feel
 insecurity. At the same time, the classes in the
group
 are more varied and the learner gets more intercourse. When
student
Suggestion
a student
the student
go
Suggestion
goes
 to
group
 lessons they
also
 gain
such
 skills, as ability to socialize, build friendships etc. Without these skills
student
 will not be able to learn or work effectively in the future and mainstream
group
 lessons has
clear advantage
Suggestion
a clear advantage
clear advantages
the clear advantage
 over one-on-one in
this
 regard. To summarize, while one-on-one lessons
offers
Suggestion
offer
 some advantage, it does not give disciple enough opportunities to develop their social skills and
also
 make friends.
That is
 why I think that going to
group
 lessons is superior.
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