We often use prepositions to indicate what kind of information we are providing in an English sentence. That information may be categorized by the kind of English questions they would […]
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Real English Party Online Challenge: Reported Speech
Make your English easier to understand by reporting what others say without quoting them. Click through the following slideshows for some notes on reporting speech: Great! Now, click through the […]
Real English Party Online Challenge: Travel Vs. Trip
English learners often confuse words relating to travel. Please see the following notes on the matter. The word “travel” is almost always used as a verb that means to go […]
Real English Party Online Challenge: The Threads Feed
First, note the following grammar points: We use “of” to indicate object possession. But when a possessive noun or pronoun is available, we often put it before the object without […]
Real English Party Online Challenge: The Graduation Speech
Note the following about English word forms: Read the following speech notes. What form of the word in brackets ([]) would you use to fill in the blanks? Note: The […]
Real English Party Online Mini Grammar Challenge: Abbreviated Relative Clauses
Note the following examples of Relative Clauses and their abbreviation strategies: “wh__” = that, which, where, when, who , etc. With nouns: (S) (V) (O) wh__ (S) (V) (O) + […]
The Real English Party Online Top Gun Challenge
First, read the following script from the first scene of the movie ‘Top Gun: Maverick’. Take special note of the words in boldface print: Now, listen to the following clip […]
Real English Party Online Challenge: The Facebook Post
Note the following grammar point about the auxiliary verbs “would,” “should,” “could” and “might”: Now read the following Facebook post and accompanying comment thread and guess the auxiliary verb and […]