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[jayenglish419]

English Made Simple - Importance of Reading Newspapers for Students. Reading newspapers is important for students willing to learn English This is good because after seeing these new words and learning their money you will have expanded your vocabulary. Newspaper articles cover different topics including politics, sport, science and other subjects.

[drs-mls]

Bloom where you are planted because the only thing PERMANENT in life is CHANGE and if you can accept the change and move ahead......its all uphill and spells VICTORY and SUCCESS. Do not resent the change and bloom where you are planted. #contentcreation #wordoftheweek #queen4content #maahilanguagesolution #todaysspecialday #vocabularyeveryday #newwords #buildyourvocabulary #vocabularymadeeasy #grammartips #englishclub #englishmadesimple #vocabularymadeeasy #easywords #easyvocabulary #easygrammar #grammarblog #vocabularyblog #contentisking #socialmediacalendar #creativewriting https://www.instagram.com/p/CErkL-kpqzu/?igshid=17g748jgs6651

[myenglishguides]

Not even in my wildest dreams was I expecting this Youtube channel to grow its community so consistently and organically when I posted my first lesson roughly two months and a half ago... and I am so glad that I did.

It all started when one of my students asked me a few questions related to the use of the Past Perfect in English. As I was composing my reply email I realised that visuals are a learner's best friend, so I started working on a few slides to illustrate what I was trying to explain.

It soon occurred to me that if I associated the visuals with voice comments, it would make things even clearer and more enjoyable. And this is how the first video lesson came to be. My student appreciated the effort and decided to share the tutorial with his classmates.

Ever since, I've been uploading video lessons and tutorials on the language or exam aspects that my learners have been struggling with. Apparently, they were not the only ones and others have found them useful, too.

I have to admit, this has been a bit of a dream of mine: being able to reach and help a larger community of English learners for free. As I wrote in the presentation for this page: education should be free to anyone looking to improve. Feel free to learn here. Also, feel free to make suggestions and ask questions.

[lzcheang-blog]

How to write a complex sentence?

Usage of ‘who’

1. Alex does revision everyday. 

2. Alex studies at Harvard University.

Answer: 1. Alex who studies at Harvard University does revision everyday.                          (Without comma)

              2. Alex, who studies at Harvard University, does revision everyday.                      (With comma)

              3. Alex studying at Harvard University does revision everyday.

                 (Cancellation of who can be done by adding -ing to the verb behind                   it) 

[jayenglish419]

Eric Birling is young. He is in his twenties and Priestley made sure that the director and actors of the play would know that Eric is, in Priestley’s words ‘not quite at ease, half shy, half assertive’. The opposite of that would be someone confident, sure of himself and perhaps successful.

[drs-mls]

On this world skyscraper day, as you look up at the zenith of a scraper from the ground, remember that that is your end goal.... the place you want to and have to reach.................. #quotes #quoteoftheday✏️ #skyscraperday #skyisthelimit #aimhigh #reachyourgoal #queen4content #maahilanguagesolution #todaysspecialday #vocabularyeveryday #newwords #buildyourvocabulary #vocabularymadeeasy #grammartips #englishclub #englishmadesimple #vocabularymadeeasy #easywords #easyvocabulary #easygrammar #grammarblog #vocabularyblog #queen4content #maahilanguagesolution #todaysspecialday #vocabularyeveryday #newwords #buildyourvocabulary #vocabularymadeeasy #grammartips #englishclub #englishmadesimple #vocabularymadeeasy #easywords #easyvocabulary #easygrammar #grammarblog #vocabularyblog https://www.instagram.com/p/CErkkWepCZd/?igshid=wmhtz1tcxykb

[myenglishguides]

Zero Conditional Video Guide

The guide to the Zero Conditional is ready, so the first video guide in the Conditional Clauses series is up and running! More to follow, as I'm currently working on presentations dedicated to the First, Second and Third Conditional structures in English. Enjoy & stay tuned!

[myenglishguides]

These days, my more advanced students are learning about the structure and use of the Conditional Clauses in English. So, I've started creating video presentations to guide them to these language items, which I'm going to share with everyone on my Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOeRmTFdJ-gaYUELOFKSEYQ

First up, Conditional Type 0 coming out soon. Short, clear & sweet! 🤓

[myenglishguides]

One of the most frequent questions I get from students: "How can I know for a fact when to use Past Tense or Present Perfect?" Let's end the mystery and clarify it once and for all. This is the extended video, which gives you the complete view of the contexts & adverbs, as well as full explanations & examples. Enjoy!

[myenglishguides]

IMPROVE YOUR SPEAKING SKILLS

HOW TO DO WELL IN THE CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: ADVANCED SPEAKING TEST

SPEAKING PART 1

🎯what to expect

🎯 strategies and tips to help you out

🎯a successful sample answer to substantiate the pieces of advice.

💡Let me know if you have questions, I'd be glad to help.

[myenglishguides]

SECOND CONDITIONAL (visuals)

QUICK  GUIDE: Visual mementos from the video guide on the Second Conditional. If interested in further explanations: https://youtu.be/HjXF-M9v7EU & Subscribe 🤓📣

#secondconditional #learnenglish #englishgrammar #teacherlife #englishmadesimple #grammarmadesimple #getcreative #improvement #useenglish

[myenglishguides]

SECOND CONDITIONAL

The  Second Conditional quick video guide is ready! Really happy with how it  turned out! I think it covers what you need to know in just under two  minutes. Hope you like it & find it useful.

[myenglishguides]

THE FIRST CONDITIONAL (visuals)

QUICK GUIDE: A few snippets from the video guide on the First Conditional, for ease of access. If interested in further explanations: https://youtu.be/bKaxOnyExqA & Subscribe