WRITING

76. The teacher said to us, "May you all prosper in life."A. The teacher wished us that we might all prosper in life.B. The teacher wished that we all might prosper in life.C. The teacher wished us all...

As a follow-up to an earlier post on reflexive pronouns, which focused more on meaning, I’d like to take the time and examine word order with reflexive pronouns. When do these pronouns have a...

Learning grammar can seem like a hugely intimidating task. I know this because I struggled to learn grammar throughout college and during my first few years as a classroom teacher. You have the power to...

In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn 8 idioms related to fruit. go pear-shaped If a situation goes pear-shaped, it goes wrong and bad things begin to happen. The evening in the pub started off well....

All of the picture-based vocabulary quizzes in Road to Grammar's Vocab Gym now come with audio examples.After you have answered a question, an audio icon will appear (see picture below) and you can click...

Here’s another post from Vocabulary in Chunks that I hope you’ll enjoy. Listening to videos like these is easy English practice. I know that studying a language can be hard work so you need to...

A teacher running an interactive grammar exercise (still from Englicious in the Classroom video) A recent study, asyoumayormaynothaveheard, has found that teaching grammar to Year 2 children (age 6-7) does not improve their writing. But...

 I hope you've read our article on Noun and its classifications. Now its time to practice. 1. Identify the Nouns in the following sentences:I. Emma is my friend. II. My mother is a teacher.III. She went to Germany last week.IV. We don’t have...