This study examines the teacher-teacher interaction in the English classroom of the senior class in May May Kindergarten. The purpose of the study is twofold: 1. to learn more about the general patterns of English teacher-homeroom teacher interaction in the English classroom; 2. to explore the difference between the Taiwanese English teacher homeroom teacher interaction and the native English speaker homeroom teacher interaction. The case study uses the educational ethnographic approach and data was collected through paticipant observation, video-recording, interview, and document gathering during 1.5 years. The observation transcripts, interview transcripts, field notes and so on are analyzed according to Grounded Theory. The findings of the study are as follow. 1. The general patterns of teacher-teacher interaction: In the English classroom, by means of language, teachers interact mostly for teaching support, discussion of materials and confirmation of the teaching process. In free teacher-teacher interaction, English teachers' needs are more important than homeroom teachers' 2. The difference between the Taiwanese English teacher homeroom teacher and the native English speaker homeroom teacher interaction: The Taiwanese English teacher homeroom teacher interaction involoves more topics and areas, while the homeroom teacher has a more positive attitude toward the native English speaker, and they interact more frequently and actively.