"F" is a very difficult sound for some in English because it is easily mixed up with other sounds. This tutorial should help those who are having difficulty with the sound.
This is the first in a series of tutorials on how to make correct adjective clauses. This deals with the wrong use of the pronoun in an adjective clause. Please.
Adverb Clauses and Dependent Clauses from phricee This is a quick way for students to understand the difference between dependent and independent clauses. This particular example focuses on adverb clauses.
This is a great YouTube channel called VOA special English that students can really enjoy. This is best for beginning and low-intermediate English Language Learners. It includes the subtitles, which is good for beginners. Broadcasts usually have some news and give some helpful information about life,...
My students always ask me how they can practice their listening. Here is a great website that can truly help students of all levels to improve their listening, predicting, and.
Is it a verbal fight or something you do to a balloon? It depends on the stress.
A great sale or something you do to candles at a party? It depends on the stress.
What is the difference between the White House and a white house? Watch this video to find out. Pronunciation of the correct word is very important in getting the right.
Relative Clauses - Adjective clauses from phricee This slide show should help learners to figure out where and when to use adjective clauses. This includes when to use the pronouns.
Where should adjective clauses go in a sentence? This tutorial should help you to understand. Adjective clauses always go directly after the word they modify, whereas adjectives mostly go before the word they modify in English. The only real exception to this rule is in older uses...