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Articles are used in front of nouns. "A" or "an" are always singular. "The" is singular or plural. Some plural nouns don't use an article. 
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Successful English language speaking exercises are perhaps the most interesting and enjoyable part of teaching ESL. Interacting and engaging with students and getting students to interact with each other is possibly the most rewarding and fulfilling part of a language teacher’s job.
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Academic English online learning materials, self-access materials
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Articles and lessons for anyone who wants to improve their English language skills.
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In this episode we will discuss how to talk about things in the future.
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In this episode we will look at when to use indefinite articles like a or an and when to use the definite article the.
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In this episode we will look at ways to talk about something that has happened in the past. Plus we will look at ways to form compound and complex sentences.
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online grammar notes, interactive and printable exercises for ESL
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A wide variety of interactive English grammar, listening and reading exercises and lessons. Free e-learning software downloads.
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Figures of speech are important literary tools that can help improve your writing. Here are 40 different types, and how to use them.
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Here are the 11 most important rules of grammar to help you select words and punctuation.
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UK and US English PDFs and teaching ideas. If you find anything useful here and want more, please support TEFLtastic. Updated 19 February 2019 Related pages British and American culture page British culture EFL worksheets page British and American English lists The big list of British and American vocab differences by topic (on food, travel, places, people,…
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The act of writing definitions isn’t difficult, however you need to believe what you are writing and word it in a way that does not add confusion.
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In this episode we are looking at adjectives - how you order them and how you use them to compare and describe things.
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In this episode we will look conditional sentences, or sentences that use the word if.
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In this episode we are going to look at ways of connecting both simple and complex ideas. One way of doing this is to use conjunctions or words that join.
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