Complete the sentences with the correct verb forms.
1/ Jiro and Sachiko ____ a large house in France.
a) have
b) has
2/ Sachiko, as well as Jiro, ____ a large house in France.
a) have
b) has
Now, click on "Read More" and check your answers.
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Sunday, 23 December 2018
Subject-Verb-Agreement
Complete the sentences with the correct verb forms.
1/ Jiro and Sachiko ____ a large house in France.
a) have
b) has
2/ Sachiko, as well as Jiro, ____ a large house in France.
a) have
b) has
Now, click on "Read More" and check your answers.
Thursday, 26 July 2018
MAKE vs DO | What's The Difference?
Reading this post on the verbs MAKE and DO will make learning ESL easier.
Wednesday, 4 April 2018
What's The Difference? | LIE vs LAY
I was lying on the sofa one day when I wondered, "What's the difference between LIE and LAY?" So, I laid my laptop on the table and started writing this post. You may want to lie down after this.😆
Saturday, 24 September 2016
More English Teachers On YouTube
Besides excellent self :-), there are many talented, creative ESL teachers on YouTube. In today's post we'll look at four.
Friday, 6 May 2016
Comparatives: Review
(copyright: Marvel Comics, 2016)
Today's post is a review of comparatives using "er", "more", "less", and "as___as". Using the chart above, let's look at some examples.
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
The Art of Conversation
For some, using a second language can be uncomfortable. Fear of making mistakes, and low confidence can make conversations with native speakers difficult, and tense.
First, RELAX.
People are usually okay with grammatical errors, and understand speaking a second language is not easy.
Next. NO short replies or one-word answers.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do.
A: What's your favourite team?
B: The Toronto Blue Jays.
Conversations don't need "right" answers. Add some extra information when you answer questions, and make sure to ask questions yourself.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do. I'm a Toronto Blue Jays fan. How about you? What teams do you like?
A: Oh, I like The Pirates, and The Yankees.
It is difficult to stay on one topic for a long time, but, if you want to change it, try to do it naturally, using key words from the conversation.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do. I'm a Toronto Blue Jays fan. How about you? What teams do you like?
A: Oh, I like The New York Yankees.
B: Ah, New York City. I would like to go there one day. Have you ever been there.
The most important thing to remember is, again, to relax, don't worry about minor grammar mistakes, have fun, and practice your English every chance you get.
For more on English conversation, watch Ronnie's lesson on Engvid.
First, RELAX.
People are usually okay with grammatical errors, and understand speaking a second language is not easy.
Next. NO short replies or one-word answers.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do.
A: What's your favourite team?
B: The Toronto Blue Jays.
Conversations don't need "right" answers. Add some extra information when you answer questions, and make sure to ask questions yourself.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do. I'm a Toronto Blue Jays fan. How about you? What teams do you like?
A: Oh, I like The Pirates, and The Yankees.
It is difficult to stay on one topic for a long time, but, if you want to change it, try to do it naturally, using key words from the conversation.
A: Do you like baseball?
B: Yes, I do. I'm a Toronto Blue Jays fan. How about you? What teams do you like?
A: Oh, I like The New York Yankees.
B: Ah, New York City. I would like to go there one day. Have you ever been there.
The most important thing to remember is, again, to relax, don't worry about minor grammar mistakes, have fun, and practice your English every chance you get.
For more on English conversation, watch Ronnie's lesson on Engvid.
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