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“Grey” or “Gray”: What’s the Correct Term?
There are many nuances and variations in spelling that can cause confusion, even among native English speakers. One such example is the spelling of the color grey/gray. Depending on where you are in the world, you may see this color spelled as “grey” or “gray.” While both of them are considered correct, you should know a few things regarding their usage. So, let’s clear up the gray vs. grey confusion. “Grey” or “gray”: Is there a difference? Many people wonder whether they should write “gre
A Fun and Effective Approach to ESL Lessons
Integrating life skills into ESL lessons not only makes the learning process more enjoyable and memorable but also helps students feel more confident and capable in their daily lives.
Information in Texts: Patterns of Organization
Recognizing the patterns of organization can make it easier to comprehend the main point and supporting details, follow the flow of ideas, and remember the information.
Keeping It Brief: “How Are You” in Different Ways
The different ways to ask someone, “how are you?” is covered here; this will make your interactions with others effortless and awkwardness-free.
Reading: The Three Levels of Understanding
By teaching students to read and analyze texts at all three levels of understanding, educators can help students develop the skills and strategies they need to comprehend and engage with a wide variety of texts.
Hardest Languages for English Speakers to Learn
Here is our list of languages to learn as a challenge to yourself.
The Cultural Heritage of Punjab and the Punjabi Language
Punjab’s cultural heritage and the Punjabi language are essential parts of India’s rich cultural tapestry.
How to Use the Chinese “huì,” “néng,” and “kěyǐ” in Real Life?
The three modal verbs “huì,” “néng,” and “kěyǐ” are all often translated as “can” in English. Sometimes they are explained as follows: “huì” means “know how to,” “néng” means “to be able to,” “kěyǐ” means “to have permission to.” This is a useful way of thinking about them, but in reality, their usage does overlap somewhat. “Huì,” “néng”- Ability in the sense of “know how to” huì yóu yǒng\néng yóu yǒng Both means can swim. huì kāi chē\néng kāi chē Both means can drive huì shuō yīng y
