Sorry, "Dos" I actually don't understand your point.

BTW, once again, the below post wasn't me, though the user put Dos in the name.

Person, I can't be bothered getting into a bitching session. The initial response I made, of which one line was in my post as a quote, was to say that if you are teaching English, then your students English is going to suffer.

Being a good teacher is fairly worthless if you are teaching them crap.

Before you spout off again, I have known and employed lots of non-native speakers, and most have been great, I have no compunction about doing so, as long as their English is good enough to teach with. From your post, yours doesn't seem to be up to that minimum level.

Also, whilst I agree many native speakers are not good teachers, many are, so please stop making general comments. I haven't.

Now I am going to stop posting in this thread, as it seems most of the responses are from people who can't understand my posts properly.

Any other response by my username in this thread won't have been made by me.

> Have you been taught punctuation marks? That is why we say native
> speakers are better than non native speakers because we don't see how
> wrong we are???????

> My friend one thing is missing in my sentence and you are a NATIVE
> SPEAKER but you haven't seen it(,) ?

> NO ONE IS A PERFECT TEACHER.

> You got your job and maybe employed by those ignorant employers who
> think people from others countries which i can't mention here, are
> better teachers than those Non native speakers!!!!!.