One of my earliest memories of teaching English was a student complaining about a ‘had had’ sentence. “There’s nothing wrong with it,” I promised him. “It’s a totally normal English sentence.” “But it’s got two verbs in it!” he yelled. He was so angry about it! There are lots of English sentence constructions that students […]
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5 tips to help you improve your resume/CV by having sparkling grammar and perfect spelling!
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There are 14 commonly used punctuation marks in English. Here’s what they mean and how to use them?
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10 common idioms with the word ‘hot’ that you can learn and use after reading!
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Learn the difference between the present simple (go, eat, drink) and the present continuous (be going, be eating, be drinking). Includes exercises!
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Learn what the suffix -less means, and find out which words ending in less YOU should know for your B2, C1, and C2 exams.
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The difference between your and you’re explained – crystal clear! Lots of examples and a fun game to let your practice. Plus memes!
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Learn how to use ‘used to do’ and ‘used to doing’ correctly. Includes a worksheet I use with my own students. Enjoy!
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