Alice in the Classroom·2d agoLearning (and remembering) Vocabulary for the ESL classroomThe problem is not learning new language, but remembering itA response icon1A response icon1
Ani Muradyan·Oct 29Parts of Speech in English: The 8 Types, With ExamplesEvery word in a sentence has a job. Learn the eight parts of speech, how to spot each one, and why the same word can be a noun in one…
Riaz Laghari·Oct 27Speak with Confidence: 12 Essential Speaking and Listening SkillsTwelve practical skills to help Pakistani university students participate in discussions, deliver presentations, listen actively, and…A response icon1A response icon1
Riaz Laghari·Oct 2620 Grammar Concepts Every University Student NeedsFunctional English Made Simple: 20 Grammar Concepts Every University Student Needs
Riaz Laghari·Oct 25Stop Teaching English & Start Teaching CommunicationWhy Pakistan’s English classrooms need a philosophical shift, not just better textbooksA response icon1A response icon1
InWriter LifebyThink Deep English·Oct 19The Difference Between Being Busy and Being ProductiveWhy a full calendar doesn’t always mean a meaningful lifeA response icon1A response icon1
Mei Nurfatdilah·Oct 17Advance Your English Level in 3 WaysHi, I’m back with the good news that I previously wrote in my first article that got a lot of attention and views. Today I’d like to share…
Lexo Letsgo·Oct 1129 TED & TEDx Talks: Why Does Learning English Feel So Difficult?8 common challenges I discovered while exploring 29 talks about language learning.
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyMeridith Berk·Oct 10When Language Changes ItselfThe Nym Family Part 5A response icon4A response icon4
Lingvoberry·Oct 8The Case and the Basket: Practise “Does Not”You put something you love beside a wall: a guitar, a picture, or a favourite bag. You move it carefully because you want to keep it safe…
