By Jacqueline Schaalje This is fresh from my Teaching lab! Talking to students about room and rooms, and time and times, I realized that they didn’t always understand what I meant. And the reason is that these words can have different meanings, which can be confusing. Maybe you have this problem too, so let’s have… Continue reading Problems with Time and Room
By Jacqueline Schaalje Illustrations by Akau Anyieth. Now I’ll teach you some important expression & grammar point about things that other people do for you. You can say this in a number of ways. For example: I don’t cut my own hair. I haven’t tried cutting my hair since I was a kid. I suspect… Continue reading Have Someone Do Something For You
By Jacqueline Schaalje Now we’ll learn a very important phrase: There is and there are. When you want to say you see something in a room or anywhere else, you can say: I see a cup. But it’s more usual to say: There is a cup. Okay, let’s practise. You’re going to have a look… Continue reading Easy Grammar: Use There Is/Are Any
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