02/12/2024
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27/01/2024
Teaching Degrees of Comparison to a Third grader and finding it easier with the help of this following Youtube link! Thanks to technology that making my lesson more enjoyable!
Comparative Adjectives – English Grammar Lessons
Do you know how to compare two things in English? Learn how and when to use comparative adjectives, including the rules for using -er vs. more and common sen...
07/09/2023
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These phrases are trendy,used by native speakers👇
06/09/2023
Many of my students hesitate to write complex sentences in IELTS tasks 1 and 2 . The reason is their unwillingness to apply sentential skills in building complex sentences. This happens due to lack of interest and practice in writing.
I suggest them to make # 1. use of relative pronouns such as: that, which, who, whose and #2. use of conjunctions (subordinating) such as: while, as, where, when, until, before, because, although, unless, since, whenever, if, through, #3. use of conditionals for both real and unreal situations and many more........
06/09/2023
False/not given questions in IELTS:
these two types seem the same once you find the answer. If the same or paraphrased sentence is not mentioned then you must go for 'not given'. Also, false is completely not true and against the given idea which must be mentioned in the paragraph.
For practice, you can try the following website!
https://ieltsmaterial.com/true-false-not-given-ielts-reading/
22/03/2023
Might help teachers who has similar interests!!
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20/01/2023
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