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What Is Improper English and Who Decides What is Improper?
Among teachers, students, and the entire English-speaking community, there have been discussions on improper and proper language for years, decades, and certainly centuries. I recall my good old times when I used to teach groups ranging from 8 to 12 students offline, and the conversation inside the teachers’ room was
Learning a New Language = Decoding a New Culture
Everything seems normal, and all the grammatical and semantic rules make sense while you are speaking only one language, and you can’t think outside as if this is the touchstone and if you are being asked about this matter, you may wonder if there are any other rules than
Grammar vs. Vocabulary—Where to Start Learning a Language
The use of language is a complex skill. The fact that we can name and categorize different aspects of the process doesn’t mean we should separate them when learning.
16 Fun Facts About Spanish that You Might Not Know
Not only is it an interesting language to learn, but it also has the potential to open doors to opportunities worldwide due to its extensive global reach.
How to Become the Most Confident English Speaker Using Imagination
So, how can you get to a level of speaking super fluent and rich English? Well, that’s a great question. It starts with both how insecure, and how confident you feel in your skills. Many people say, “I speak very bad English.” Although you’re admitting your weakness, it’
How to Use Articles “A,” “An,” “The” in English
Are you perplexed by the usage of articles in English grammar? Fear not! This article will elucidate the intricacies of employing “a,” “an,” and “the” with clarity and precision. Understanding articles is fundamental to mastering English grammar. Here’s a breakdown of their usage. Using “a/an” articles in English
Anyone Who Speaks the Language Can Teach the Language—Is It True?
Knowledge and fluency in a language undoubtedly matter—they’re a cornerstone of the learning process. However, being a good teacher requires more than knowledge and fluency.
Unveiling the Timeline: How Long Does It Take to Learn French?
We can estimate how many hours or months it will take to learn French, but this is not a set number. This time may vary depending on your native language, learning methods, resource availability, and other factors.
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