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Inversion in IELTS Writing – My IELTS Classroom Blog
If there is one sentence structure that IELTS students are obsessed with, it is inversion. But, as Nick said today “Not only do I hate inversion, but I wish the students would forget it!”...
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Fun Vocabulary Activities for End of the School Year
The easiest way to use the activities and games is simply as whole-class instruction, and to perhaps pick...
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Before tackling the structure of a formal letter, the first thing to establish is what type of letter you need to write. You can discover this easily by answering the question: Why do I...
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What Does Conjunction Mean?A conjunction is a word that grammatically connects two words, phrases, or independent clauses together. The most common examples are words like “and” and “but.”For example,“I took the subway, and got off...
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How To Use Stative Verbs In English • Speak better English with Harry
Now, there are certain verbs that you can use in the simple format or you can use them with the -ing or the continuous format, and there is no difference in the meaning....
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Studying English in Boston | Ginseng English
HistoryBoston is a city with a lot of historical importance. Boston is a peninsula that has been inhabited for at least 2,000 years, originally by Native Americans, who called the land Shawmut....
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Re-Starting After Taking a Language Study Break
Listen to the “Re-Starting After Taking a Break from Your Language Studies” blog audio.
I’ve been studying the Italian language for a very. long. time. Unfortunately, I’ve also been taking breaks from language study for...
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A Spoonful of Grammar – LAURA FINEBERG COOPER
Writers and readers alike are more familiar and comfortable with this tense. Drumroll, please! PAST TENSE is the subject of today's spoonful. How can you tell if a book is written in the PAST TENSE? First, examine...