So and Such – English Grammar To learn this English Grammar let’s look at the meaning of So and Such. At the bottom of […]
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The chart below is a quick guide to help you decide if you need to use There IS or There ARE. Keep reading the
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The confusion between Log in and Login comes from their similar spelling and pronunciation. Many people use them interchangeably, but there are important differences
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Do you know the difference between Tired OF and Tired FROM? Many of my blog post topics come from real student questions. This post is no different.
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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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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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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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English grammar THERE and IT I put together a simple breakdown of the English grammar for THERE and IT after several of the high
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My student asked me if I “played Karate.” I knew what my student meant, but this is not a natural way to ask this
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We use adjectives to modify the nouns in our story. I’ll show you how to use Fact and Opinion Adjectives correctly in this post
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