Bridge Education and Training Academy (BETA)

URGENT HIRING!

Bridge Education and Training Academy (BETA) is in need of full time English teachers. Interested applicants may submit their applications at the 2/F, PDA Bldg, Masterson Ave, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City.

URGENT HIRING!

Bridge Education and Training Academy (BETA) is in need of full time English teachers. Interested applicants may submit their resumes and application letters via e-mail at [email protected] or they may submit them personally at 2/F, PDA Bldg, Masterson Ave, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City.

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Bridge Education and Training Academy (BETA) is in need of full time and part time English teachers. Interested applicants may submit their resumes and application letters via e-mail at [email protected] or they may submit them personally at 2/F, PDA Bldg, Masterson Ave, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City on or before November 28, 2014.

If something can be counted, use “many”:
I have too *many* things to do!

If it can’t be counted, use “much”:
Joylyn drinks too *much* coffee.

“Respectful” = showing respect: We listened with *respectful* silence.

“Respective” = separate; own: They went to their *respective* homes.

You are “suppose to” use proper grammar. → X.

You are *supposed to* use proper grammar. → ✓.

"People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing."

Use “etc.” (et cetera) for things: socks, pens, coins, etc.

Use “et al.” (et alii) for people: Justin, Sheena, Shay et al.

Don’t use “homeworks” when you mean “homework assignments.”

I have many “homeworks.” → X.

I have many *homework assignments*. → ✓

Quiz time:

What synonym for “rich” consists of an adverb, a preposition, and a verb?

"English is illogical. It’s an eccentric, sly, temperamental, beautiful mongrel of a language that reveals its secrets slowly, and I love it." - Anonymous

To mean “approximately,” “around” and “about” can be used interchangeably:

A cup of coffee at Starbucks costs *around* / *about* / *approximately* Php 90.