I Walked Or I Took A Walk? (Video and Free PDF)
A student of mine once asked me:What’s the difference between “I took a walk in the park.” and “I walked in the park?”These sentences …
Confusing English
Good Vs Well (Examples-Audio/Video-Quiz-PDF-Infographic)
The words good and well are often heard in natural English conversation, but they can be easy to confuse. My private English students often …
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WEAR or PUT ON? (Examples, Video, QUIZ worksheet, FAQ)
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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How to Use the prepositions IN AT ON (Graphics, Story, Videos)
I love to teach prepositions to my students here in Japan. Prepositions are very important parts of speech that help us to be understood …
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Put Something Up or Out? (An ESL Teacher has your Answer)
Words and phrases in English that are similar but have different meanings can be easily confused. I used an occasion in Japan called “Girl’s …
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Thick and Thin: A Comparative and Superlative Guide (Free PDF)
THICK and THIN are very useful adjectives to have in your English vocabulary. This post will teach you how to use these adjectives in …
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BORROW vs LEND – Your best guide (25 examples, PDF, Video)
One of my private English students asked me if there was a trick to help them remember the difference between the verbs lend and …
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Doesn’t have or has? 30 Examples (Free PDF – Video)
DOESN’T HAVE is correct. HAVE is used with the auxiliary verb DOESN’T for negative sentences. The verb “DOESN’T” agrees with 3rd person singular subjects …
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Good At or Good In (or Good With?) Free PDF – Video
The adjective GOOD can be used with different prepositions. Good AT is usually followed by a verb. “He’s good AT drawing.” Good IN is less common …
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Do you believe it OR Can you believe it? (Real examples/Video)
A student once asked me What’s the difference between the questions – Do you believe and Can you believe? She heard one of these …
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