Teaching and Learning English (Vocabulary, Grammar, Stories, Worksheets, etc.)

Resources for English teachers and learners: teaching English in a step by step approach. Vocabulary and grammar basics, explanations, examples, illustrations, exercises, and tips (ESL – English as a Second Language, EFL – English as a Foreign Language)
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Quiz: 10 Useful English Idioms that Everyone Should Know
Intermediate Level Online Course: Better English Writing ⭐ This interactive course will help English students improve writing and avoid common mistkaes while practicing grammar and vocabulary in context. #esl #ell #teachers #teaching #tutors #students #school #english #esol #writing #grammar #vocabulary
Practice English simple present tense verbs with these free online worksheets. #english #esl #ell #verbs #tenses #grammar #worksheets

Online Learning

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Intermediate Level Online Course: Better English Writing ⭐ This interactive course will help English students improve writing and avoid common mistkaes while practicing grammar and vocabulary in context. #esl #ell #teachers #teaching #tutors #students #school #english #esol #writing #grammar #vocabulary
Interactive Online English Lessons with Audio 😀 These courses are built using a proven method for data assimilation and English skills building. They are fun, engaging, and rewarding. The lessons will save teachers and learners countless hours of planning! #esl #ell #teaching #english #tutors #englishlearners #esol #school
Stories and Exercises to practice the Perfect (Continuous) Progressive Tenses in English. You will find rules, examples, step-by-step explanations, short stories, and an answer key. These ebooks make learning English easy! #esl #ell #teachenglish #homework #lessonplans #teachers #tutors

Teaching English

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American English phrasal verbs with the word "out". #phrasalverbs #learnenglish #studyenglish #teachenglish #esl #ell #teachers #tutors
75 Examples of English Collective Nouns Collective nouns are nouns that describe a group, for example: class, family, herd, couple. These can also be called group nouns. There are about 200 collective nouns in English. When we use collective nouns, we often say "a group of ________," such as a herd of cattle or a clump of grass. But many collective nouns can also stand alone; for example, "We moved the herd to the new field." #collectivenouns #esl #ell #teachingenglish #reallylearnenglisoh

English Vocabulary

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irregular plural nouns chart
Compliment vs. Complement - What Is the Difference? (with Illustrations and Examples)

English Grammar

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You can review English with these online exercises and worksheets from www.really-learn-english! 😀 Many of these you can also download and print. All of these exercises are written by a team of expert teachers and writers. They can be used for practice, review, or short quizzes to help students improve their English skills. #esl #ell #english #learnenglish #teachers #worksheets #grammar #vocabulary
Stories and Exercises to Practice the Perfect Progressive Tenses – Really Learn English
A series of illustrated stories and exercises to practice the perfect progressive tenses in English. Contains stories, dialogues, explanations, examples, exercises, and answer keys. All books are delivered in a digital format. #English #teachenglish #learnenglish #teachers #tutors #students #esl #ell #workbooks

Workbooks and Textbooks

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Learning the origin of every new word is a good way to really understand how the language works. Many words in English often take the same Latin or Greek prefix (letters at the beginning of a word, like pre-, meaning "before") or the same suffix (what comes at the end of a word, like –less, meaning "without"). So by knowing what they are and where they come from, you can better understand many new words.
Free Printable stories in English to practice the past perfect tense

English Reading Practice

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A few tips to help you speak like a native English speaker! (ESL / EFL teachers and students)
English pronunciation: The /P/ and /B/ sounds are formed in the same part of the mouth, but are two different sounds. This lesson, video, and exercises teaches the differences. #ESL #EFL #ELL #speakEnglish #Englishlessons
Learn how to pronounce the short A sound in American English (ESL / EFL).

English Pronunciation

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Teaching Writing in English

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Learn English grammar and vocabulary for free at www.really-learn-english.com. #grammar #english #learnenglish #esol #efl #esl #teachenglish #workbooks #confusingwords #vocabulary
Learning English can be very hard sometimes because there are so many pairs of words that sound so much alike, but have totally different meanings. Well, sometimes there are sets of three or even four words that look and sound like each other. This lesson is about a set of four words: nowhere, somewhere, everywhere and anywhere.
This lesson explains the different meanings of "witch" and "which" in English.

Confusing Words

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