How To Help Preschoolers Learn To Read: Preschool Reading Milestones
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How To Help Preschoolers Learn To Read: Preschool Reading Milestones

Around the ages of four and five, your child is likely to start developing some basic reading skills. Learning to read is a process, with different developmental milestones along the way.  In this article we explore some preschool reading milestones       In early preschool, the child learns phonemic awareness as well as some sight words and will…

Second Conditional Worksheets
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Second Conditional Worksheets

Here we have a set of free second conditional worksheets for free download to help you teach this second step towards conditional mastery! If there is such a thing! The second conditional is one of the easier to teach conditionals, and because it covers the unlikely but not the impossible it can be fun as well,…

How to Teach  Pronouns and Other Pronoun Tips
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How to Teach Pronouns and Other Pronoun Tips

Teaching pronouns takes a little planning and a lot of catering to your students. A mixture of formal lessons, games and consolidation activities will be the best approach when teaching pronouns, but it is strongly advised to make these suitable for both the age and ability of the students you teach.

Why is English Difficult For Japanese Speakers: Problems and Solutions
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Why is English Difficult For Japanese Speakers: Problems and Solutions

Native Japanese speakers have difficulty in learning English due to a host of factors. Differences in Written forms from Alphabet to Kanji, A lack of exposure to the English, cultural importance on language learning, grammar structures and the fluid nature of English can all cause barriers to learning.

Are There Exceptions to Subject Verb Agreement Rules.
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Are There Exceptions to Subject Verb Agreement Rules.

The English language is a beautiful thing. It can sound like a mountain stream tinkling over the rocks when it’s spoken or written correctly. But when a person uses incorrect grammar, it sounds like a donkey braying or a clanging cymbal. Correct use of subject-verb agreement rules can make the difference between tinkling and braying,…