ESLcoach

10/05/2023

What time do you hit the hay? 🤔😴

30/04/2023

When was the last time someone egged you on? What was the result? 🍳

25/04/2023

The customer orders the English major's breakfast with 'eggs over easily' - a funny reminder that adverbs describe how, not what.

24/04/2023

Is your learning an active or passive process?

23/04/2023

When was the last time you were cloud gazing? ☁

18/04/2023

The joke here depends upon the correct usage of the verbs lie and lay. "Here lies Frank" would be the correct phrase for the tombstone, but let's not confuse his fate with grammar rules. Remember: we lay objects and lie ourselves down. May he rest in peace... and proper grammar.

17/04/2023

14/04/2023

What do you say when someone is suspiciously quiet?

13/04/2023

This joke is centered around the word "contraction". In grammar, contractions are shortened forms of two words, created by replacing one or more letters with an apostrophe. In biology, contractions are experienced during childbirth.

12/04/2023

This question separates generations. Is it one or two spaces? 💻

06/04/2023

Spring (the noun) has sprung (the verb). Spring-Sprang-Sprung 💐