Mastering the Difference Between Formal and Informal English
Learn how to differentiate between formal and informal English with clear examples, useful expressions, and tips to know when to use each style.
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English Learning Tips for Kids
What to Choose When Learning English: Individual Lessons or Group Lessons?
While group lessons offer a vibrant, social atmosphere where you can practice English in diverse scenarios, individual lessons are tuned to your child’s unique rhythm. So which one to choose?
Stop Saying ‘Very’! Better Words to Use in English Conversations
Upgrading your vocabulary helps you sound smarter and more confident. So here are better words for ‘very’ that can make your English stronger, clearer, and more fun!
The 5 Most Confusing English Verb Tenses
Understanding English verb tenses can be challenging. Out of 12 main English tenses we will look into five that confuse people the most.
Is it Possible to Learn English For Free?
In today’s digital age, resources are more accessible than ever before allowing everyone to learn English at a reasonable price or almost for free.
Top Grammar Exercises to Master English Grammar Rules
Grammar might sound complicated at first, but it’s really just the rules that help us put words together correctly. The more you practice, the easier it gets. Here are some exercises to help you.
Helping Your Child Focus: ESL Tips for Parents of Students with ADHD
Kids with ADHD often struggle with paying attention, staying organized, and controlling their impulses. By understanding these challenges, parents and teachers can work together to better support children with ADHD in their ESL learning journey.
English Through Untranslatable Words
Many untranslatable English words capture unique concepts from different cultures - from German to French, showing how language influences thought and how languages adapt to capture the complexities of human life.
Breaking Down the Impact of Gendered Language in ESL Instruction
Gendered language can affect how students perceive themselves and each other, influencing their confidence and participation. In this article, we explore the impact of gendered language on ESL learning and offer practical strategies as well.
