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To teach students the difference between "beside" and "besides", explain that "beside" means "next to" (as in "The book is beside the lamp"), and use examples, contextual practice, group activities, and games to reinforce their understanding.
- Correct this sentence: "Neither the teacher nor the students was ready for the test."
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- What’s the difference between restrictive and non-restrictive clauses?
- Examples of linking words?'Finally they arrived at the house after a slow journey.'
- Which of the words in this sentence is the verb? 'She looked out of the window onto the beach.'
- Which of the words in this sentence is the adjective? 'Playing with the kitten made her so happy.'
- How are conversation English lessons useful? My favorite type lessons to plan!
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conversation lessons are a dynamic and interactive way to enhance English learning, making them a favorite among many educators. My enthusiasm for planning these lessons is likely to create a positive learning environment!
- Preparing for TOEFL, but don't know where to start?
Hey everyone! I wanted to share some free resources I've created for the TOEFL iBT. I’ll be uploading more materials soon! you’ll find a general guide to the TOEFL test, useful structures for answering questions, tips for improving your each section, and sample answers. Familiarize yourself with the test format using these resources. Just check out my profile and go to the feed section (Free Sources) for the link to the drive folder. Enjoy!
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