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Teaching of English Grammar through Games

There is a unique way through which you can teach English grammar to your little tot – the most exciting of them being through games. A person is a good learner of a language is when they are good in reading. A reader should be patient as well as demonstrate ... Continue reading

English books Vs English Online Courses for Kids- Pros and Cons

Nobody can refuse the fact that books will be of great use in learning any language. Books have been the source of education since time immemorial and books are the great teachers when you would like to teach a language to your kid on your own. But, with the improvement ... Continue reading

Grammar: Dipping Delve into English Grammar

When you are leaning a language, you must have the first hand knowledge of grammar. You can not avoid it; you must learn it at any cost. Similarly when you notice that you fail to construct a sentence, put commas here and there or write a preposition at the ... Continue reading

Two Common Spelling Problems in English Writing

Double consonants or single consonants? We are continuing here with problems in the body of a word. How, for example, does one spell a word like embarrass? How does one know, if at ell, that there are two 'r's in it? The fact is that there is no simple way ... Continue reading

How to Write Correctly – Sound-alike Words

Practice/practise These two are constantly muddled up. That might seem an exaggerated claim, but even as we revised this book we came across this in The Times Higher Education Supplement: The institute has got to justify itself and we are now agreed we are not looking to issue a license to ... Continue reading

Grammar – The Possessive and Plural Nouns and Proper Names

The difficulty over the apostrophe starts when we move on to plural nouns. The problem arises from thinking that the apostrophe has something to do with making words plural. It does not. To repeat the point we made earlier: adding's has nothing to do with making words plural. We usually ... Continue reading