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English Language Learning ❝One language sets you in a corridor for life. Teaching is perhaps one of the most humane jobs one could ever do, in fact a vocation.

A page which offers titbits about the English language, useful sites for students as well as quotes and links
to my own personal blog for further reading - anything really which can contribute to learning the language. Two languages open every door along the way.❞(Frank Smith)

With a degree in English, a Post-Graduate Certificate in Vocational Education as well as many years of experience in teac

hing the language, creating this page is the next step towards being in touch with students in an alternative way to the traditional classroom. I was Director of Studies of an English language school
for five years, but teaching is what I love doing. Nowadays I teach full-time at a post-secondary Technical college. However, I want to be able to reach out to a wider audience and this page allows me to do that. Sharing what I know with others, perhaps even people who I do not even know personally, gives me the pleasure of reaching out. The idea is to enhance communication abilities in the English language and apart from that promote values of unity and bridging cultural differences by seeking a common goal. Make the most of what's on here...any piece of information and knowledge is never to be ignored as it very often might come in useful when you least expect it or sometime in your life. Above all, Read, Read and Read! I want to promote the love of reading as well on this page...books are a real treasure!

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Today here is something about adverbs for you.  There are so many kinds of adverbs.  Some may think that an adverb is th...
04/09/2020

Today here is something about adverbs for you. There are so many kinds of adverbs. Some may think that an adverb is that word which describes HOW an action is done and you are right, these kinds of adverbs are adverbs of MANNER - ex. He walks SLOWLY ('slowly' is an adverb describing the way he walks). Adverbs however do not only describe HOW but may also quantify somehow the adverb of manner. These are called adverbs of DEGREE - ex. He walks VERY slowly ('very' is an adverb of degree). Adverbs of degree can also quantify adjectives - ex. She was EXTREMELY exhausted. ('extremely' describes the adjective 'exhausted') There are also what we refer to as adverbs of FREQUENCY...but more about this in a later post!

Oh my, prepositions!...those little words which may sometimes get so confusing.  Today, let's understand the difference ...
22/08/2020

Oh my, prepositions!...those little words which may sometimes get so confusing. Today, let's understand the difference between 'along' and 'through'.
'Along' is used to refer to movement along a straight line of some sort (a path, a road).
Example: The girl walked along the path in the garden.
'Through' is used to refer to movement within a three dimensional space (a tunnel, a crowd) and often conveys the idea of moving from one end to the other of such a space.
Example: We drove through the dark tunnel.

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