Valeria Mescheryakova: How to speak english to a 3 year old
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We all know that the earlier we start learning languages, the better results we can achieve. But very often people with good knowledge of English do not know how to convey it to their own children. Besides, little ones may even sabotage their parents’ activity. How should they make 3-year- olds be keen on speaking another language? If you are interested in this problem, join us.
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