Category: Vocabulary
Digital Flashcards Are Here, and I’m So Flipping Excited!
I recently transitioned to online teaching again, so I really needed a way to showcase…
How To Talk About Your Period in English. Yes, That Period.
Happy Women's Month! I am marking the occasion with an English lesson devoted entirely to…
Variations on 4 Card Games ESL Students Will Flip Over
Breaking News! ESL Students prefer playing games to studying grammar. Thanks, Captain Obvious. Now, let's…
8 Flashy Ways To Use Flashcards for Online ESL
If you know how to use flashcards in online ESL classrooms, they can be fantastic…
How To Pronounce the GH sound in English: 14 Tough Words To Practice
This month's post teaches you how to pronounce the -gh sound in English. You've probably…
Used to vs. Usually: What’s the Difference?
Used to When I was a kid, I used to jump off cliffs into the…
Yet vs. Still: What’s the difference?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEuYEOmGC0I&t=33s Yet vs. Still: Do you know the difference?
Listen vs. Hear: What’s the difference?
Listen and hear are two verbs commonly confused by English students. Many times, we use…
English Expressions You Can Fall in Love With
With Valentine's Day coming up, I wanted to share some great expressions and idioms for…
Borrow or Lend: What’s the difference?
It's easy to confuse these two terms. They are used when we give or take…
