Making and Accepting Apologizing in English
Making and Accepting Apologizing in English Examples; I must apologize to Isabel for my late arrival. I’d like to apologize for my trouble making. Trains may be subject to …
Phrasal verbs – Phone
Phrasal vers – Phone Phrasal verbs list related phone; pick up, break up, cut off, call back, hang up. For uses of this phrasal verbs and examples, following the list.
Phrasal Verbs – Look
Phrasal Verbs – Look Verbs ‘look’ use very frequently with phrasal verbs. Please following list, expressions and examples; Look up to (someone); to respect or admire someone.
Confused Words – Condescension, Condensation, Compensation
Confused Words – Condescension, Condensation, Compensation These three words ared confused by many people; Condescension = insulting way of talking to other people Condensation = water droplets on a cold surface Compensation = payment
When we use Present Perfect Simple Tense and Simple Past Tense
When we use Present Perfect Simple Tense and Simple Past Tense Detailed expressions; Present Perfect Simple Used with keywords; just, already, still, yet, ever, never, recently – Number of …
English Shopping Language – Shopping Words
English Shopping Language – Shopping Words Visual vocabulary study method; shopping v language go shopping; go to shops to buy things do the shopping; weekly/monthly shopping grocery shopping; shopping for food items …
Support Your Students Flexibility
Support Your Students Flexibility Help students problem-solve. Teach flexibility explicitly during everyday lessons. Support self-advocacy skills. Use a high ratio of praise to corrections. Respect students who love routines. …
English Grammar – Predictions
English Grammar – Predictions When we talk about the future and what we think will happen, we can use two pieces of language: i. Will ii. Going to What is the …
Places in Town Dictionary – Visual Expression
Places in Town Dictionary – Visual Expression Telephone booth, castle, fire station, bank, street, house, post office, railway station, hospital, garage, school, bus stop, park, police station, church, library, …
The Present Simple Tense – Detailed Expression
The Present Simple Tense – Detailed Expression Use; to describe FACTS to describe HABITS to describe ROUTINES to describe SCHEDULES Positive, negative and interrogative examples, Question forms