The growing demand for written content has made the use of correct grammar more important than ever before. Due to the growing competition on digital […]
This is a guest post from James Heywood at Off2Class. Take it away James… Teaching phrasal verbs is an inevitable step as students gain proficiency […]
Today we'll take a look at the French verb "avoir", with 20 expressions and 2 language games for practice. In English "avoir" means "to have", […]
Do the German direct or indirect pronouns give you a little headache from time to time? Do you automatically know when to use use the […]
Table of Contents Teaching Punctuation. Spring has arrived, for many it is a chance to start a new leaf. For schools, it’s time to change […]
Table of Contents Connectives: National Curriculum. Connectives represents the logical connection between two sentences, and they are crucial for understanding basic meaning of English. Children […]
German prefixes are hard for English speakers as they often seem capricious. When used in sentences, they are sometimes attached, and sometimes they're not. And […]
Table of Contents Teach Synonyms: The National Curriculum The English language… full of different ways of saying things, from words to how we structure our […]
Poetry is the journal of the sea animal living on land, wanting to fly in the air. Poetry is a search for syllables to shoot […]
Table of Contents Happy Handwriting day! Words – the most famous way of communicating and developing ideas. With a much-developed world than before, technology has […]
Elearning does not only involve technology. It also consists of instructional strategies to configure an in-depth learning environment for the student. Among other things. After […]
Table of Contents What is an Alliteration? An alliteration is the repetition of letters or sounds that is used for emphasising or stressing importance. They […]