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Author Archives: Robert D. E. Senior
Somebody anybody nobody etc
It’s essential that you get this right. Mixing up anybody-nobody sounds terrible in English and all it takes is a bit of study and a bit of thought. The basic rule is this: Use nobody/no-one as the subject in statements. … Continue reading
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Tagged anybody, anyone, indefinite pronouns, no-one, nobody, somebody, someone, something
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Language Hacking Tips
Improve your English faster with these tips. The main idea is to replace German with English to the fullest extent possible in your daily life. This is by far the fastest and most effective path to learning. Of course, this … Continue reading
English Verb Tenses: Future Continuous
To review the Future Continuous please click on the links below Future Continuous info sheet01 Future Continuous info sheet02 read the information and do the exercises. Here is a worksheet which will also help you focus on how to use … Continue reading
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Tagged english verb tenses, future, future continuous, future progressive
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English Verb Tenses: The Will Future
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Will Future (also known as the Future Simple). 09 The Will future And here are some worksheets which will help you focus on how to use the Will Future. … Continue reading
Writing Skills: How to write a letter to the editor
If you ever need to write a ‘letter’ (these days more likely an email) to the editor of a newspaper, either in real life or more probably when practising for an exam, here’s some guidance on how to do it: … Continue reading
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Tagged editor, emails, letter to the editor, letters
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English Verb Tenses: Past Perfect Continuous
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Past Perfect Continuous with links to additional online exercises. Past Perfect Continuous info sheet Read the information and do the exercises.
English Verb Tenses: Past Perfect
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Past Perfect with links to additional online exercises. Past Perfect Info Sheet read the information and do the exercises. Here is a worksheet which will also help … Continue reading
English Verb Tenses: Present Perfect Continuous
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Present Perfect Continuous with links to additional online exercises. Present Perfect Continuous info sheet Here is a worksheet which will help you focus on how to use the … Continue reading
English Verb Tenses: Past Continuous
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Past Continuous with links to additional online exercises. Past Continuous info sheet And here are some great ideas for how to practise using the past continuous: http://edition.tefl.net/ideas/grammar/past-continuous-activities/
English Verb Tenses: Present Perfect
Need help with the tenses in English? Here’s an excellent overview of the Present Perfect with links to additional online exercises. Present Perfect info sheet Here are some worksheets which will really help you focus on how to use the Present … Continue reading
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