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72TEACH ENGLISH: ESL GAMES FOR ADULTS ~ WORD SEARCH PUZZLES
THIS IS AN ESL TEACHER TRAINING WEBPAGE. 1. On this webpage you will learn how to act like a professional ESL Teacher 2. My Special Secret for Learning any Language at a SuperSpeed 3. Where to meet...
79THE UNKNOWN SCIENCE OF THE HEBREW LETTERS
"We will build a tower that will reach the heavens." said the Babylonians before the winds of Elohim came down upon them and confused their language. This is according to Genesis, the book beginning the five...
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75Freedmand's Vocabulary Builder I
As English is becoming more and more crucial in today's business-oriented world, a rather unfortunate trend is occurring. Emerging students' writing skills are declining, decreasing chances of success later...
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79English Words-Or Are They? Word Origins- English Words Derived From Other Languages
Many of the English words we speak today are derived from other languages. They are called loanwords or borrowings. Wikipedia has lists of English words derived from many other languages. The work wiki comes...
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78how to talk jamaican
If you travel to jamaica or have a conversation with a jamaican you may at one time or the other say to yourself, or just come out and say what the hell are you saying, Jamaican People all speak english but...
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65The English Language: Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms and antonyms are the bread and butter of effective communication. An effective communicator is not worthy of the title if he or she is unable to quickly find the word that fits the need exactly. If a...
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69Lackadaisical
According to the World Wide Words-Michael Quinion Writes on International English from a British Standpoint, lackadaisical means: "Lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy. This word origintes...
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69A Fourth Grade Curriculum: Spelling
During the first week of school, there was no spelling test. The spelling curriculum got under way during week two. The children in my daughter's class were given a list of words to learn. There would be a...
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65The most abused words of the English language.
Sorry. That is the most abused and misused word in the English language in my opinion. As a teacher I must hear this word about a million times a day. Here are some examples. Sorry I am late. No you're...
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64Can you really be a true patriot?
The title poses a question and it can offend a person who thinks himself devoted to his country. But the question means no harm. It has been picked up to go a little deeper of the familiar feelings of...
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