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Why Do We Get Stuck in the Middle of a Conversation and Can’t Express Our Opinion Properly?
Sometimes, second language learners face difficulty during a conversation; they get confused when they want to express their opinion on a topic. As one of the most critical factors, we can mention translating a sentence or a word from the mother tongue to the second language.
Where Should I Start Learning English?
English is a fun language & even though it’s widely spread, learning it fast may seem really hard to some people. We are going to show you that it’s not – so stay tuned.
Who’s vs. Whose: How to Use Each Correctly
“Whose” is the relative pronoun to ask to whom something belongs, and “who’s” is a shortened form of “who is.”
Finding Another Way to Say “Good Luck”
Let’s take a look at various contexts and ways to say good luck to different people in your life.
Reasons to Change Your Teacher
Teachers, truly sympathetic teachers, know how different their students’ personalities can be. Humans are infinitely different, yet we tend to overestimate their similarities and underestimate their differences. As a result, it’s almost impossible to be unbiased, and we are bound to overgeneralize our own perception of the world. When it comes to learning and teaching English, we keep making the same inevitable mistake. Allow me to illustrate this through a personal experience. In one of my cla
Learning Routine Supercharged: Welcome Weekly Lessons!
Weekly lessons are a convenient way to have lessons every week on the same days at the same time. Both the student and the tutor know that these days and time slots are always reserved for their lessons together.
Four Basic Prepositions in English
This article will focus on four basic prepositions in English, which are AT, ON, IN, and BY.
How I Prepared for My Licensure Examination for Teachers During the Pandemic
I was hoping that this exam would be over, but due to the pandemic, it was cancelled and scheduled to move to another month. On the one hand, I feel disappointed because I have to go all over again with the review guide, but on the other hand, it allows me to have more time to get more familiar with other topics that I haven’t studied yet. There’s a saying that “Practice makes you perfect.” Every day I would answer 150 questions...who knows? Some of the items from the test questionnaire might co
