My job as an English teacher is to answer my students’ questions. “What is the difference between WEAR and PUT ON?” is a great …
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Do you know how to use the words no and none correctly in English conversation? How about the prefix non~? Read this post, watch …
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Some English is easy to confuse, even for native speakers. I have heard the question: “Should I use apply to or apply for?” more …
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Athlete is a more general word that can be used to describe a person involved in sports or physical activities. Player is more specific, …
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Learn 10 common dog idioms that I have taught to my private English students here in Japan. For each idiom, I’ll break down the …
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I’ve been teaching English as a second language since 2006. During that time I noticed some common mistakes that English students make. Reflexive pronouns …
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English grammar – comparison One-Syllable Adjectives – Add ~er to the end of the adjective cheap – cheaper“Rent was cheaper in my old apartment.” …
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Several of my English students have asked me “Should I use HAVE TO or MUST?” Learn how with this Easy Grammar guide. This post …
Have To or Must? Easy Grammar guide (Quiz + free PDF download) Read More »
2020 was the year of the mouse/rat. In today’s post, you will learn 10 idioms with rats and mice. Poor as a church mouse …
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