Drilling kids on the rules of grammar doesn’t work, but creative, playful approaches tethered to meaningful writing can make ...
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Grammar guru: Whose vs. who’s (and your vs. you’re, too!)
Grammar Guru is back at it. After a bit of a hiatus, we’ve returned with a lesson on the apostrophe mix-ups we see every single day. If you’ve ever paused mid-text, wondering whether it’s who’s versus ...
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Grammar guru: Are you using “I” when you should use “me”?
Please join Sarah and I in welcoming …” Wait. Full stop. Today, Grammar Guru tackles I vs. me, one of the most ...
Do you know what a suffix is, or how to distinguish adjectives from adverbs? If you have a six or seven-year-old, the chances are they do. Or at least, the UK government now says they should – by the ...
And the belt of course – sometimes my hands, sometimes other people’s. School in the 1970s, and before, was violence: in the playground, in the classroom, everywhere. Morrissey said belligerent ghouls ...
Many students spend years learning English but still hesitate when asked to speak. They may understand grammar, recognise ...
A classroom may be equipped with laptops, projectors, smartboards and various learning applications. However, if the teacher ...
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