Even if you were born into English, it can be a tough language to master. It has widely irregular spelling and pronunciation. English borrows words from all sorts of different languages, and new terms are constantly emerging.
| Glossary | mean |
| come and go | arrive at a place and then leave it,repeatedly |
| come naturally to sb | be natural and easy for sb to do |
| come to | become conscious again |
| come along | improve or develop in the way that you want |
| come along way | improve a lot or make a lot of progress |
| come to life | start to become exciting and lively |
| come into sth | if you come into money it becomes yours when sb dies,especially a relative |
| come to nothing | be unsuccessful or no successful result |
| go according to plan | happen in the way that you intend |
| go down/up to somewhere | go to place further south/north from where you are |
| go along with sth | agree to do sth that sb else wants to do or wants you to do |
| what/whatever sb says goes | used for saying that a particular person has the power to decide what happens in the situation |
| not go far | used for saying that you can't buy very much with a particular amount of money |
| go through sth | experience sth difficult or unpleasant |
| go round(to...) | visit sb o r go to a place that is near |
| go down with sth | become sick or ill with sth |
| go out with(sb...) | spend time with sb and have a romantic relationship with them |
| go off sb/sth | stop like sb/sth that you like in the past |
Self confidence is the difference between feeling unstoppable and feeling scared out of your wits. Your perception of yourself has an enormous impact on how others perceive you. Perception is reality — the more self confidence you have, the more likely it is you’ll succeed.
Although many of the factors affecting self confidence are beyond your control, there are a number of things you can consciously do to build self confidence. By using these 10 strategies you can get the mental edge you need to reach your potential.
Although emails are often seen as less formal than printed business letters, in the business world you cannot afford to let your language appear to be informal. Email may be faster and more efficient, but your client or business partner will not easily forgive correspondence that is too casual. Not to fear! Read on to discover simple secrets that will add a high level of professionalism to your English emails.
Can't find the time to study English? If life's so hectic it seems you have no time to spare, the good news is you don't need to be a full time student to learn a language. Put these top ten tips to use, and fit English into your schedule no matter how busy you are...
Just like there are countless reasons to learn English, there are plenty of excuses that stop people from actually getting down to doing it. If you have access to the Internet (and if you're reading this article you probably do!) you don't have to worry about many of those obstacles. Luckily for you, opportunities for learning English online are increasing all the time, both in terms of choice and quality.
If your working hours or class schedule make it difficult to find English classes at the right time, the Internet is always right there waiting whenever you have free time.
Multi-level classrooms are as varied as the students in them. Most often, they include students who communicate in English at a variety of different levels. They may also be considered multi-level because they include students with different types of learning backgrounds, such as those who have learned orally and those who have learned mainly from a textbook. Students may also have different levels of literacy in their own native language. A classroom that contains some students who are familiar with the Roman alphabet and some students who are not may also be considered multi-level. Finally, the term multi-level can be used to refer to a group of students working together who range greatly in age.
As a teacher of ESL there is a fine balance between being yourself and showing respect. If your students are learning English in your country, you want to share as much as you can about your own customs and lifestyle, while giving each of your students the opportunity and freedom to share theirs. If you are teaching English in a foreign country, you should take active steps to learn as much about the culture and customs of its people. This includes finding out about the taboo topics and actions that could embarrass, confuse or upset a student.
Remember, that what is considered appropriate conduct or conversational material in your country may be considered rude, insulting or even bad luck in another. You may also find that younger generations are more accepting of and accustomed to American or European topics and gestures, while older students still consider some things taboo.
I set down two different paragraph in this division that it will specify the difference between fact and opinion...
1.Stress is arguably one of the most serious modern diseases. According to a survey carried out by the Institute of Management, approximately 270,00 UK workers take time off work very year because of work related stress, at a cost to the nation in sick pay, lost production and medical bills of about $7 billion.
2.Experts have often suggested stress is the less of a problem for bosses than for their subordinates and this view is confirmed by the survey, which found that only nine per cent of junior managers looked forward to going to work. Furthermore only seven per cent felt they were in control of their jobs.
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An adverb clause is a dependent clause that functions as an adverb. In other words, it contains a subject (explicit or implied) and a predicate, and it modifies a verb.
According to Sidney Greenbaum and Randolph Quirk, adverbial clauses function mainly as adjuncts or disjuncts. In these functions they are like adverbial phrases, but due to their potentiality for greater explicitness, they are more often like prepositional phrases (Greenbaum and Quirk,1990):
Contrast adverbial clauses with adverbial phrases, which do not contain a clause.
Adverbial clauses modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs. For example:
The adverbial clause in this sentence is "when the train started to leave the platform" because it is a subordinate clause and because it has the trigger word (subordinate conjunction) "when".
lets know more about the different types of adverbial clauses...
Verb tense denotes time in writing, expressing when an action occurs. In English, there are many verb tenses, most of which are very complex. However, there are six basic verb tenses that are essential to learn. These are simple present, simple past, present perfect, past perfect, future and future perfect.
In English grammar, there are eight parts of speech that make up sentences, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections.
While most sentences do not have all eight parts of speech, every sentence must have at least one verb, or sometimes a verb string. Recognizing verbs and verb strings can be challenging at first, but with practice you can learn to easily spot them in a sentence.
7 Tricks To Help Remember New Words Quickly & Easily:
Words, words, words…so many to learn and it’s so hard to remember them all, let alone use them, right? Well, today I’ve got seven tips that should make learning & remembering new vocabulary easier, faster, more fun, and more effective.
Some Questions Which Are More Common In English Interviews & Conversations
| Meaning | Example | Type of idiom |
| make good use of it change your decision or opinion about sth |
take advantage of sth change your mind get nowhere be supposed to do sth | verb-based idioms |
| used to say what will happen, or what you will do as a result of a particular situation. | in that case in change(of sb/sth) |
prepositional phrases |
| a thing that is very easy to do. a short distance |
a piece of cake a stones's throw |
noun phrases |
| used when you think sb is speaking with too much confidence about sth that they think will happen | famous last words better late than never |
sayings/proverbs |
| early in the morning almost or approximately | bright and early more or less | fixed phrases with two key words, usually joined by and or or |
| make contact with sb by phone. joke about sth to show you think it is not serious or important |
get through laugh sth off |
idiomatic phrasal verbs |
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Here is the address of three sites which can help you to pronounce the names correctly
inogolo.com
hearnames.com
pronuncenames.com
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Teach English effectively to kids.
You can help kids learn English as a second language by adapting your lessons to their needs and enthusiasm. Use language suited to their age level and topics that interest them. Incorporate listening and speaking with games, action and music. Teach reading and writing by using a variety of techniques and activities. Overall, use methods that mirror their first-language learning so that mastery of English grammar flows naturally.
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language.com/ Free resources, services, and materials for students and teachers
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The brave new world demands us to move along with the breakthroughs we notice in the realm of online world. Surely, the cyber world has got its own fascination and a newly felt need for everyone, especially for language teachers. As language teachers, we need to make informed judgments and decisions about our students and to be aware of their needs and expectations.