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Teaching Adjectives to ESL Students

Do you need some fun ways to teach adjectives to ESL students? Well, you’re one lucky fellow. We do have some tips for that.

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How to Overcome Test Anxiety on ESL Students

There are many factors why ESL students don’t perform well in their tests. One of those reasons is test anxiety. Follow these practical tips to help your students.

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Is There a Wrong Way to Teach Grammar?

How’s your grammar lesson going? Do your ESL students enjoy them? If not, perhaps you’ve been doing it wrong all this time.

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Tips on Helping Shy ESL Students

Tips on Helping Shy ESL Students

Need help breaking shy ESL students break out of their shells? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back. Just follow these tips to get things moving.

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Tagged with: esl, esl students

Should Grammar be Taught in ESL Classes?

Should Grammar be Taught in ESL Classes?

Some people think teaching grammar in ESL classes is useless. Is that so? Should teachers just abandon grammar and focus on students’ communication skills instead?

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Tagged with: EFL, esl, grammar

Social Media Writing Tips for Businesses

Social Media Writing Tips for Businesses
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Your social media strategy is a crucial element for your business success. While writing for social media isn’t hard, it’s better to get it right from the start. How? Just follow these 7 tips.

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Different Than vs. Different From

Different Than vs. Different From
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The phrases different than and different from are not interchangeable. Learn what makes them different in this short article.

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Whoever vs. Whomever

Which one is correct: whoever or whomever? Well, they both can be correct if you know when and how to use them.

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Me, Myself, and I – Grammar Rules

Me, Myself, and I – Grammar Rules
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When is the right time to use ‘me’, ‘myself’, and ‘I’? If you are still confused about those three then you really need to read this short article.

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Tagged with: grammar rules, pronoun

Dashes and Hyphens – They’re Different, You Know?

Dashes and Hyphens – They’re Different, You Know?

Learn how to use dashes and hyphens correctly. Yes, they’re not the same thing. You may think they are, but they really aren’t.

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