Children are naturally curious and easily take great joys in the simple pleasures of life. As parents and educators, we can take advantage of this to accelerate their language learning experience. Here are a few innovative ways to get children excited about learning: 1. Encourage them to write a few Read more…
Learning to speak is a significant aspect of language development for children. As such, when doting parents perceive that their children are slow to attain speaking fluency when compared to their peers, they may feel a need to explore the option of speech therapy for kids. Can parents identify problems Read more…
Accreditations earned through online courses and programs are gaining widespread acceptance throughout the world. This trend is not only being driven by traditional educational institutions transitioning to the virtual space, but also by vendors providing various other courses such as wine tasting, culinary classes and horticulture workshops. Online Study Australia Read more…
The Covid-19 situation has significantly increased the use of teleconferencing in many companies across almost all countries. Industry experts in general agree that this trend is going to stay on long after the virus is brought under the control. As companies start to understand that a lot of work can Read more…
It is true that many countries do not use English as a first language or as the primary language of business. However, as more businesses expand their operations overseas, the use of the language is undoubtedly going to increase. This is because English is an easier language to master quickly Read more…
We seldom have difficulty deciding whether or not to follow a sentence’s opening word, phrase, or clause with a comma. In two particular scenarios, those of conjunctive adverbs and sentence adverbs, a comma usually follow the introductory adverb. What are Sentence Adverbs? When an adverb modifies a clause or a Read more…
When do we employ reported speech? Seldom someone states a sentence, like “I’m going to the auditorium tomorrow”. Later, maybe we desire to tell another person what the first person said. Well, not everyone is going to be polite. Sometimes, we receive orders. Now how will you report them? Unlike Read more…
Pronouns are words that take the place of a common noun or a proper noun. A possessive pronoun replaces a possessive adjective. The possessive pronouns are mine, his, hers, yours, hers, theirs, ours, and its. They are used to interchange nouns to show possession or ownership. Although possessive pronouns and Read more…
Adverbs are words that provide an answer to the questions when, where, and how, for example, recently, never, below, slowly, frankly. Typically, adverbs end in -ly though there remain a few adjectives that use this ending too, such as friendly, lovely, lonely. The place of the adverb in English is Read more…
One of the most common parts of speech used in everyday conversation and writing, whether formal or informal, is the pronoun. Here, the most common type of pronoun “personal pronoun“ will be discussed. What Are The Personal Pronouns? Personal pronouns can be defined as the type of pronouns used to Read more…