Using Facebook's Farm Town as a Teaching Tool For Your Students
This article is a lesson plan that focuses on Facebook’s popular application, Farm Town. Students have the opportunity to grow a virtual farm, …
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Improve Your Vocabulary: Studying the Root of a Word
You can improve your vocabulary very easily and rapidly with the methods and tips we are about to share with you. They will be especially useful for …
Continue ReadingEnglish Homework Help: How to Use Relative Pronouns in English
In English we use the relative pronoun (that, which, who, whom, whose, and similar pronouns) to introduce adjective or noun clauses. The relative …
Continue ReadingEnglish Homework Help: Forming Verbs in the Progressive Aspect
The progressive aspect is a verb form that expresses incomplete or ongoing actions or states at a specific time. This article explains the formation …
Continue ReadingHow to Form the Passive Voice in English
The following article explains the formation and use of sentences in the passive voice in English.
Continue ReadingGrammar Tips for Students: Who vs Whom
Who knows the difference between who and whom? The question of who vs whom is a common one, but one that is surprisingly easy to answer. This article …
Continue ReadingRules and Writers' Preferences on Forming Possessives in English
Generally speaking, forming possessive nouns in English is rather simple: Just add an apostrophe and an -s to a singular noun or an apostrophe to a …
Continue ReadingHow to Use Nouns as Adjectives in English Grammar
Nouns and adjectives very easily can perform each others’ task. It is a little difficult for ESL students to understand this interchange of …
Continue ReadingLearn the Correct Pronunciation of the English Letter C
Learn when c is pronounced [s] and when [k] in English. This simple-to-understand rule will ease your pronunciation problems.
Continue ReadingEnglish Verbs: Tense, Aspect, Mood, and Voice
The following article presents an overview of the English verb system for ESL students including the two tenses, four aspects, three moods, and two …
Continue ReadingExamples of Conjunctions - Coordinate, Subordinate and Correlative
What are conjunctions? Sure, they’re joining words, but they’re much more than that. Conjunctions are the words that decide the importance …
Continue ReadingQuotes and Comma Placement: Learn Where to Place Commas in Quotation Marks
If you’re working with dialogue, you’re going to need to know a thing or two about comma placement. Although the process can seem …
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