<p>One of the intriguing aspects of learning a language is how much one learns about the culture the language emerges from. One obvious example is how different British English is from North American English. </p>
<p>Each of those traditions....</p>
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<p>I love the English language for many reasons. One of my favorite characteristics of my native language is that it draws from every language - or even from sources that are not languages. The English language, especially the American version of English...</p>
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<p>Teaching and learning English can be difficult, complicated and - at times - isolating. </p>
<p>Sometimes all we need most is a sense of how other people are handling similar situations. The problem often however...</p>
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<p>To say that learning English is difficult just might be the ultimate understatement. We, as teachers and learners, struggle...</p>
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<p>I like to use songs and music to teach English. Movement and rhythm add to the learning experience. Sometimes however, the words can be a little hard... </p>
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<p>My students of all levels seem to like word finders...</p>
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<p>Would you like to keep a visual record of how often you or your students use...</p>
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<p>Personal pronouns can get very confusing. "Between You And Me or I" is a very common problem area. So which is it? Well......</p>
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<p>I love the English language for exactly the same reason I, and many others, find it frustrating. There are multiple words for almost any...</p>
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