I’ve been teaching prefixes for many years to help my students increase their English vocabulary. I used my experience and some extra research to […]
Over and Under as Prefixes (30 Examples – Video – Free PDF) Read More »
The English language is full of interesting prefixes that change the meaning of words. In this blog post, we will explore the meanings and
The Prefixes EN- and EM- (31 Examples – PDF guide – VIDEO!) Read More »
All you need to know about using the prefix SELF in compound words is here. I collected these words from different sources and listed
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Want to make your English sound more natural? Let’s talk about the suffix ‘-y’! It’s a handy way to turn words into adjectives, like ‘sunny’ or ‘funny.’ We’ll show you how, with lots of easy examples. Plus, grab our free PDF for extra practice! Let’s make learning fun!
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Learn the -able suffix meaning with 32 clear, real examples taken from lessons I’ve taught to my private students. These explanations come directly from techniques I use in live classes. Understand the able suffix meaning easily—includes a PDF wordlist and video.
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A suffix is an addition to the end of a word, that gives the word a new meaning. They are an easy way to
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The verbs HOPE and WISH both mean to want something BUT how we use them is a little different. Even for non-native speakers, these
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Native speakers love to use idioms, and I love to teach them to my English students. In this post, you will learn some common
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As the weather gets hotter, we get hotter too! This post will teach you some common English idioms about HEAT that you can use
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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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