Lie, Lay or Laid
English tip: Lie/Lay/Laid? There are many scenarios to use this word. It
English tip: Lie/Lay/Laid? There are many scenarios to use this word. It
English tip: This is also a very common error. A teacher will have the impression that you are a weak student if you make this mistake. IT
English tip: This is a pet peeve of mine. A lot of people, including adults, can
English tip: I was going to meet my friend in Hong Kong next week. Over the e-mail, she said, "I am so anxious to meet you." I was really puzzled and wondered what I’ve done. After much explanation, we realized she meant to say she was "eager" or "excited" to see me. There are people[…]
Happy Saturday morning! Here’s a writing suggestion for the weekend. Tip to writing well: The placement of commas is very important, as it could change the meaning of the sentence totally. I am going to eat, Grandma. and I am going to eat Grandma. The two sentences convey two very different messages and could lead[…]
A parent recently enquired about my Primary 1-2 English classes. As some of you may know, I have outdoor lessons for the kids to get them interested in the language. When we are in the classroom, I will like to brag that the syllabus are just as exciting. Here’s my reply to the mother. My class[…]