How to Use French Pronominal Verbs: With a Download
Prononimal verbs are the French verbs that require a pronoun in addition to the subject because they describe either what the subject is doing to …
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Sango Words and Phrases: the Language of Central African Republic
Sango, the official language of Central African Republic, draws its vocabulary from French and African languages. Read this article to learn more, and …
Continue ReadingThe Hebrew Calendar: What Are the Names of the Hebrew Months?
Welcome to your introduction to the Hebrew calendar. This article discusses the Hebrew calendar months, including their names, transliterations, and …
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A little anxious about a big test coming up? Some students have a hard time calming pre-test jitters no matter how much they’ve studied. If …
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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 …
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Review the material in the Red Badge of Courage and prepare for class discussion with these sample questions and answers
Continue ReadingThemes in the Old Man and the Sea: Analysis
Prepping for a class discussion? Or just want to impress that cute girl in your English class? As you’ll learn in this study guide, The Old Man …
Continue ReadingA Review of the Free Online Program BBC's Real Chinese: Learn Mandarin Chinese
Would you like to learn the most useful words and phrases in Mandarin Chinese? BBC offers a fun beginner’s course in Mandarin, “Real …
Continue ReadingCasus Belli and Casus Foederis: Translating Nominative-Genitive Latin Phrases into English
Many Latin phrases found in English are Nominative-Genitive pairings. Often, these phrases are a part of recent rather than ancient history.
Continue ReadingHow to Describe Obligation and Necessity in Spanish
Use the verb phrases “tener + que + infinitive” and “hay + que + infinitive” to express what someone has to do or what needs …
Continue ReadingHow to Keep Language Skills Fresh With Spanish Summer Practice
Are you prepared to give a report on your Summer Vacation? It’s inevitable: Your Spanish teacher is going to ask what you did during the summer. …
Continue ReadingHow to Understand Spanish Adverbs of Place
Adverbs in Spanish are used to modify the meaning of verbs and adjectives. Adverbs of place are used to talk about where things or people are …
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