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  • From Zoom back to Room: Writing a Reflection To Maximize Online Learning
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  • Pronunciation: Beer, Bird, and Bear
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  • 3 Confusing Verbs and How To Pronounce Them: Feel, Fall, and Fill
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  • Expressions with the Verb TO GO
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  • Say vs. Tell: What’s the Difference?
  • Visual Vocabulary – Common English Expressions with TAKE
  • Be Going To vs. Will for the Future Tense: What’s the Difference?
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  • In, On, or At? Preposition Rules for Transportation, Location, Time, and Media
  • Do You or Are You? Choosing the Correct Verb When Asking Questions in the Present Tense

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  • Teacher's Tips
  • Vocabulary

Pages

  • #30dayEnglishChallenge
  • Blog
  • Blog
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Archives

  • The $5 Million Comma: The True Tale of the Oxford Comma Lawsuit
  • Target Pronunciation: How To Pronounce -ED Words in English
  • Happy -ED Endings: A Story About Pizza, Pets, and -ED Pronunciation
  • Digital Flashcards Are Here, and I’m So Flipping Excited!
  • How To Talk About Your Period in English. Yes, That Period.
  • Variations on 4 Card Games ESL Students Will Flip Over
  • Roadblocks To Reading in ESL and How To Pave The Way Toward Literacy
  • 8 Flashy Ways To Use Flashcards for Online ESL
  • The 30-Day English Challenge
  • Conversation Club: December 18, 2020
  • How To Pronounce the GH sound in English: 14 Tough Words To Practice
  • From Zoom back to Room: Writing a Reflection To Maximize Online Learning
  • 8 Phrasal Verbs with BACK and How To Use Them Like a Pro
  • Used to vs. Usually: What’s the Difference?
  • Pronunciation: Beer, Bird, and Bear
  • Yet vs. Still: What’s the difference?
  • Listen vs. Hear: What’s the difference?
  • English Expressions You Can Fall in Love With
  • Borrow or Lend: What’s the difference?
  • What’s your poison? English for ordering drinks at a bar
  • Too vs. So: What’s the difference?
  • So or Such: What’s the difference?
  • History vs. Story: What’s the Difference?
  • 3 Confusing Verbs and How To Pronounce Them: Feel, Fall, and Fill
  • Expressions with the Verb TO HAVE
  • Still Or Until: What’s the Difference?
  • Steal vs. Rob: Crime Vocabulary
  • 8 Words in English Difficult To Pronounce for Non-Native Speakers
  • Go Back or Come Back: What’s the Difference?
  • Expressions with the Verb TO GO
  • Expressions with the Verb TO DO
  • Expressions with the Verb TO MAKE
  • Say vs. Tell: What’s the Difference?
  • Visual Vocabulary – Common English Expressions with TAKE
  • Be Going To vs. Will for the Future Tense: What’s the Difference?
  • Go, Do, or Play? Verbs for Sports and Activities
  • In, On, or At? Preposition Rules for Transportation, Location, Time, and Media
  • Do You or Are You? Choosing the Correct Verb When Asking Questions in the Present Tense

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