Express Yourself with Confidence: Unraveling Active and Passive Voice in English
we’re deciphering the mysteries of active and passive voice, vital tools for making your English communication dynamic and effective.
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Author: RichardG
Saturday Struggles? Here’s How to Keep Your Language Learning Flame Alive!
It’s Saturday morning, the week’s tasks have been tough, and the lure of a lazy day is overpowering. But even in such moments, your language learning can thrive!
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Conversing About Climate Change – The 2023 U.N. Climate Summit
Engaging in meaningful conversations about trending topics is a great way to improve your English language skills. Today, we’ll delve into a dialogue centered around the 2023 U.N. Climate Summit and its key vocabulary.
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Exploring Climate Change Vocabulary in the 2023 U.N. Climate Summit
Climate change is a global concern that impacts us all. It’s not only an important subject to understand but also a rich source of vocabulary for English learners.
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Embracing the ‘-ish’: A Modern Twist to English Communication
One of the more playful and flexible aspects of English is the use of “-ish” as an appendage to words. It’s a twist that adds nuance and subtlety to conversations.
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The Key of Subject-Verb Agreement
Subject-verb agreement refers to the grammatical rule that the verb in a sentence must agree with the subject in number.
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Worksheet: Practice Makes Perfect – Mastering Subject-Verb Agreement
Our interactive quiz is designed to help you master the crucial concept of subject-verb agreement.
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Unlocking the Mystery of Articles and Determiners in English
By understanding the purpose and usage of articles and determiners, you’ll take another step toward mastering English.
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Instructions: Complete the exercises below to practice using articles and determiners in English. Refer to the blog post “Unlocking the Mystery of Articles and Determiners in English” for guidance. Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct definite or indefinite article (the, a, an). Exercise 2: Choose the correct possessive determiner (my, your, his, […]
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The Art of Saying ‘No’: Maintaining Balance Without Guilt
It’s time to say ‘no’, but how do you do it without feeling guilty or causing offense?
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