English Pronunciation: General Rules and Tips (Part 2)
In English Pronunciation: General Rules & Tips 2, we focus on the pronunciation of letter combinations (-AU, -OO, -EE, etc.) & mention the exceptions (if any).
What is the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives?
In “What is the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives?” we start by talking about adjectives in general and then move on to the main topic.
When to (and When Not to) Use Capital Letters in English? Part 3
In Part 3 of the Capital Letters in English series, the focus is on titles of books, people, official documents, nationality words, time periods and events.
When to (and When Not to) Use Capital Letters in English? Part 2
We concluded Part 1 of this series with the use of capital letters in English for geographical formations. In Part 2 we move on with countries and states.
When to (and When Not to) Use Capital Letters in English? Part 1
Capital letters in English – Did you know that the first word of a sentence was capitalized for the first time in the 13th century?
How to Teach With Games? Here Are 5 Ideas
Let’s admit it: a classroom is a place that can become very boring. And it’s hard to learn anything if it’s boring. That’s why fun in the classroom is important. And we need games to have some fun. Here are 2 examples of games you can play while helping your students learn. In my experience, …
6 Ways to Use Flashcards + 24 Animal Cards for Download
Flashcards are often the way to go when it comes to teaching vocabulary. But, because teachers use them so often, it might get monotonous, or you might run out of ideas. Here are some ways to work with flashcards, have fun, and still achieve success with learners. (For ideas about teaching games, as well as …
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English pronunciation 1.1: The Letter A as in [eɪ]
English pronunciation and spelling often seem illogical, and even contradictory. However, there are certain pronunciation patterns that can help learners out.
English Pronunciation: General Rules and Tips (Part 1)
In General rules and tips on English pronunciation (Part 1), we talk about learners’ backgrounds, homophones, and homographs, and the vowels A, O, U, E, and I.
The Order of Adjectives in English: Part 2 – The Big Bad Wolf or How Order Changes
In Part 2 of the Order of Adjectives in English, we focus on some interesting exceptions to the rules, and talk about the possible reasons why.