What's The Difference? AFFECT vs EFFECT

Affect and Effect: two of the most commonly confused words in English. The intended effect of this post is to affect a positive change in your use of these two misunderstood words😆!

Noun, Verb, Adverb, Adjective: Parts Of Speech & Suffixes

We briefly covered parts of speech last year during our series on the TOEIC test. Today, we're going to go into more detail. We'll look at a few helpful infographics,  and do a few exercises to practice.

Business Presentations - Part 3: Infographics & Technical Problems

We'll now look at business presentations focusing on:

• directing the audience's eye to infographics (charts and graphs) and audio-visuals (videos, images, etc)
• dealing with technical problems (e.g.,projector doesn't work)

"have gone" vs "have been": What's The Difference?

A short, simple graphic explaining the difference between "have gone" and "have been" by FingerTips English. 

 

Please continue for a grammar review and a short exercise.

Prepositions In Pictures

Prepositions (on, under, in, etc) are very difficult to understand. Below are a few graphics to explain the meaning of these words, and how they are used.

Prepositions of place and direction 

From the English  Is Fun Facebook page (there's a link to its page on the right of this blog)  the difference between "into" and "in to". If you have a Facebook account, you can find more helpful graphics on English is Fun.