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In any language there are basic rules the speaker or would be learner needs to understand before moving on to harder skills. English itself has basic rules that people need to follow for it to make sense to hearers and readers. Here are some basic English grammar rules that are easy to understand and easy to learn. 1. Only use capital letters for proper nouns and at the beginning of a sentence. 2. For every sentence there should be one noun and one verb. A sentence with more than one noun or verb is confusing to understand. 3. When a sentence is complete use appropriate punctuation.
Dynamics of Advanced Classes:
Advanced courses often have more diversity, with students from a variety of countries. They often have higher levels of literacy, and they aspire to much more academically. Advanced students are usually more autonomous (self-governing) learners.
Some advanced learners are accustomed to learning grammar as it's integrated into a communication-focused curriculum. If they've learned early levels of English through a grammar-translation approaWhat is the most frequent belief of English student about the neuro-linguistic learning process? In my experience, the most commonly-held belief of students who I take on is that the brain is a vessel, which, when full up with lots of stuff, will allow them to reach their highest possible level of fluency. The belief is that the mind needs some brain food before the actual doing can be up to standards. Many students pursue this belief without ever questioning what they believe or how it affects their English ability. I think it is great to view the mind as an ever-expanding pool, which you can
English is a language that inspires. Every English learner should know that only developing speaking English skills will fetch you barely any polish. A well-polished speaker is someone who knows and understands the in and out of the language. It should be 'a piece of cake' for you. Confused? Well, 'a piece of cake' is a famous idiom in the English language. It is used to state that 'it is that simple/ easy'. This article will help you learn and understand the ten most 
Hello, in this short post we would like to share some experience we've had as TurksLearnEnglish.com teaching Turkish native speakers English. To date we've had a multitude of Turkish Adult students from all walks of life and we like to share some resources we've used with them outside of class.
Today, we look at how our Turkish students learning English can benefit from using an online thesaurus to improve writing and increase general vocabulary. We think this tool can be used 
This article explains how online technology is used to enhanced TOEFL and TOEIC classroom-based courses.
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