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- As or then? Was Joan's party better_____ Maria's? I'm studying the same subject ___ Maria.
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional MagicianWas Joan’s party better than Maria’s, then?
- Tutors, how do you keep things interesting and engaging in online classrooms?
Include activities, your own methods, teaching techniques etc...
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I break up the lessons with general heart to heart conversation and I enjoy having a laugh with my student as it eases any tension
- Question to Students: What is your strategy in studying English?
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional MagicianHello I'm not a student so I am not going to answer! However if I was a student (which I am as I said before) not, my strategy would be searching for a great and understanding teacher who is patient and gets the results.
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Start test- What are some of the most common mistakes that English language learners make?
Learners are also welcomed to answer!
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they usually feel shy to talk among people because of upcoming mistakes
- what do mean by this question and is it correct Grammarly? what do you do now?
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional MagicianOK I finally figured out the question which should have been: What do you mean by this question and is it grammatically correct? What do you do now? OK, this question is grammatically correct and it's out of context so I will put that straight. "I quit my job as a bus driver." "Oh, really?" "What do you do now?" In this case What do you do now? refers to your job (as in "What do you do for a living?)
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One where Students Talking Time is more than Teachers Talking Time.
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"They" is used to tell that there are two or more people. example : They are nothing like us. "There" tells us about a specific place example: I was there on the 13th of December. "Their" is used to tell us about things people own, their belongings. example: their gardens have beautiful flowers. "They're" is a contraction that means they are. example: they are writing their exams.
- Students, Can you differentiate between Were, Where and We’re?
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Were is the past tense of was. For eg: We were at the party yesterday. Where is the to find out the place or position of a person or a thing. For eg: Where do you live? We're is the short form of 'we are' which is known as a contraction For eg:We're going jogging today I hope I have made myself clear
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1. Sentence Types. 2. Comma rules. 3. Parallel structure. 4 Sentence fragment. 5. Comma splices.
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Amia MCustom solutions for those wanting to learn English communicationThe answers given by others are great pointers. It is also worth remembering that written English and spoken English can be very different. Just because a written sentance is grammatical correct, does not mean that it is spoken like that. While some spoken sentence "feel" correct, they may not necessarily be grammatically correct. It all depends on context.