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Lesson Statuses: Don’t Lose Any Lesson
The “My lessons” section has magically transformed into a convenient lesson-tracking hub.
Innovative Teaching: Thinking Outside The Box
In order to become innovative and creative in the classroom, we need to examine the mother of all inventions: a necessity that surfaces from an existing gap in conventional methods.
Homophones, Homographs, and Homonyms: the Hecklers of the English Language
If English petrifies you, this article could be what the doctor said you need.
Led vs. Lead—How to Use Them Correctly?
People often confuse led and lead and don’t know which of these terms to use when talking about the past. But, the solution to the led vs. lead confusion is straightforward as you only need to know a few things about these terms.
The Meaning and Difference Between “Sincerely Yours” and “Yours Sincerely”
Signing off a letter with “sincerely yours” or “yours sincerely” implies that the contents of the letter are genuine and that you are a trustworthy correspondent.
What are the Characteristics of a Good and Active Learner?
To kick this off properly, there’s a point that needs to be cleared up. What is meant by an “active learner” is one who takes matters into their own hands, assumes responsibility, and has a realistic approach to the process of language learning. Keep in mind that “good” is not used in the general sense of the word. Many good learning strategies exist. And no learner is intrinsically better than another. It’s just that the active learner invests more time and effort to figure out what works for
How to Write an Argumentative Essay Like a Pro
If you need to write an argumentative essay, you need to know a few things before you start. The most important thing is to know what it is and what information it should include.
Basic Areas of Proficiency in Speaking
Vocabulary One way of improving your overall proficiency in speaking is by building your vocabulary. A wide range of vocabulary is not enough to be able to keep going on with speaking. Using appropriate words, knowing the technical vocabulary, and using idiomatic language will all add up to your speaking ability. Most importantly, choosing words that go well together will make you sound more coherent. In the Oxford 5000 dictionary, you can find the most useful high-level words. Symbols are inc
