Affect or Effect
Today’s blog post is about two words that many people have trouble using, even native English speakers!
Author: ISLPR Administration
Where, wear, were, we’re
Do you know the difference? The first three words are homophones. These four words confuse many people. Where (conjunction, relative pronoun, interrogative) – relates to place, implies a prepositional phrases such as at which, in which or to which or at a place, in a place or to a place. e.g. where are they going?…
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Topics: Activities, English as a second language, englishclass, homophones, ISLPR, Language test, Learn english, Macro skills, onlineclass, practise, preparation, tips, tools
Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns
Possessive Adjectives: Person Singular Plural 1 my our 2 your your 3 his/her/its their Example: my book your story his leg its tail our house Possessive Pronouns: Person Singular Plural 1 mine ours 2 yours yours 3 his/hers/its theirs Example: That book is mine. That house is ours. That ball is its. Personal Pronouns, Objective…
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Develop your Reading Skills: Rephrasing
If you’ve been reading our blog posts and following our advice, you should know by now that the only way to improve your English is to consistently use the language and obtain feedback! It is for this reason that we provide (both free and paid) activities, webinars, courses and general information aimed at improving your…
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Topics: Learn english, online course, practise, Reading skills
