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Discussions and Exciting Mysteries Relieve Stress at Learning English with Laughter     September 23rd, 2011 01:00 AM
Times are difficult and the future of the world’s economies is unknown. Everyone is affected by this ongoing job uncertainty. It doesn’t matter whether someone is running a big business, working at a low paying job or living on a pension. The changes that are occurring in most countries of the world will affect all [...]
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Activities for Teaching the Progressive Tenses     June 20th, 2011 01:00 AM
 The progressive tenses are fun to teach as they follow an easy rule. When your students have studied the simple present and past tenses they will be ready to learn and use the present and past progressive tenses. This article outlines the basic grammar and provides several talking activities. The progressive tenses show that something [...]
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Starting an ESL Beginners’ Class     June 10th, 2011 01:33 AM
When beginning students enroll in an ESL class, they are likely to come in with quite a bit of anxiety. They want to learn English, but many of them will be worried that it will be too difficult, or that they will appear stupid in class. If the teacher can recognize this, and show the [...]
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Using Activities to Teach the Use of Prepositions     June 6th, 2011 01:00 AM
 Students from many different cultures find prepositions difficult because their meaning is expressed in a very different way in their own language. The preposition word doesn’t always express its meaning clearly. This is particularly true when referring to dates. This article will discuss some areas that cause confusion and provide some activities that will make [...]
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Keeping your ESL Class Alive     June 3rd, 2011 01:15 AM
  When you are teaching an ESL class, have you ever stopped and looked at the students’ faces? What do you see? Are the students sitting up, eager to see what comes next, or are they all slouched down with a glazed look in their eyes? If your students come to class, and are bored, [...]
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Activities that Introduce Beginners to Friendly Greetings     June 1st, 2011 01:00 AM
 The informal language we use when we meet our friends or family is often idiomatic. ESL beginners can find it very confusing unless they are introduced to the short greetings that we all use. Students need to participate in many activities that provide opportunities for them to practice with their classmates. This article will suggest [...]
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Activities that Teach the Negative with To do, Some and Any     May 29th, 2011 01:00 AM
Let’s give learning the English language some pizzazz. It can be frustrating, so it’s important that we do all we can to simplify it and most important of all, LET’S MAKE IT FUN! Everyone learns when they laugh. This article attempts to provide material and references that will make your ESL Activities about using the [...]
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CHALLENGES IN LEARNING ENGLISH     May 27th, 2011 01:32 AM
CHALLENGES IN LEARNING ENGLISH Expectations and Your Time Many non-English speaking people must work all day, spend time traveling on a bus or train and look after things at home. In addition to this there are pressures for them to learn English. Sometimes life gets so busy that there aren’t enough hours in the day. [...]
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