Category: Writing
In the 'Writing' category, you will find a wealth of articles designed to enhance your English writing skills. From understanding grammar rules to mastering the art of essay writing, these articles offer practical advice and exercises. You will learn how to express your thoughts clearly and effectively in English, which is essential for academic success, professional communication, and everyday life. This category is a valuable resource for intermediate English learners aiming to improve their writing proficiency.
Fun for all the family Part Two: 26 games for the alphabet and spelling
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
Pronouncing the alphabet and spelling words games for all kinds of students
Proofreading 101 for ESL Writers
Category: Writing
Topic: Learning and Teaching
Some tips for learners to help them to proofread their writing
How to use Colons and Semi-Colons in English
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
This comprehensive guide explores the functions and proper usage of colons and semi-colons in English writing, providing students with the knowledge to use them effectively in their studies.
Spelling- Nouns and Verbs ending in Y
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
Explore the spelling rules for English verbs and nouns ending in 'y', including changes in the third person singular and plural forms, and the past tense and past participle.
Unlocking the Secrets of Verbs Ending in '-e'
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
Explore the spelling rules and variations for conjugating verbs ending in '-e,' including silent '-e' endings and one-syllable words, with practical examples to improve your English language skills.
Word Frequency Analysis as a Way to improve writing quality
Category: Writing
Topic: Learning and Teaching
A look at how using word frequency software can help improve your writing
Get Apostrophes Right: Tips for English Learners
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
One of the most frequent errors made by native speakers is with the apostrophe. Apostrophes are either put in words where they are not needed, or omitted when they should be used. Is the use of the apostrophe so complicated?
Comma Splices
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
What is a comma splice and how can it be avoided?
Spelling Plural Nouns
Category: Writing
Topic: Spelling and Punctuation
A look at the rules for making nouns plural in English.