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Club English: Some Hints on Learning Irregular Verbs
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Friday, February 11, 2011. Some Hints on Learning Irregular Verbs. All languages have irregular verbs. English is no different. There are no shortcuts in learning irregular verbs. They have to be memorized. But there are some things that you can do in your study to make them easier to remember. Here are a couple of suggestions:. 1 Group the irregular verbs by the following patterns:. A – A – A:. Cost / cost / cost. Hurt / hurt / hurt.
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Club English: Ham-Handedness, Courtesy of Blogger
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Friday, September 02, 2011. Ham-Handedness, Courtesy of Blogger. Until and unless this issue gets resolved, I will not be posting articles here on Club English. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. More Resources from Club English. Main Site: Summit Language Institute. 한국어 블로그: Club English. Club English's YouTube Page. There was an error in this gadget. The EFL ESL Blog List.
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Club English: Tips for Remembering English Spelling
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Monday, June 06, 2011. Tips for Remembering English Spelling. Are you having trouble remembering how certain English words are spelled? You’re not alone! Native English speakers often have trouble with spelling, too. English has phonetic rules – rules dealing with pronunciation. (For an example of this, see #2 in this post about irregular verbs. However, there are also words that don’t follow phonetic rules. Except after “c”. Now, ther...
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Club English: House Repairs: The Main Line
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Wednesday, June 01, 2011. House Repairs: The Main Line. This time, however, the chemicals did not work. We tried two or three applications with little or no success. This clog was especially stubborn, and especially serious. We had no choice. We needed to call a plumbing service that specialized in cleaning out main lines. We looked online for a company that did that type of work, and contacted them. But it was something that needed to...
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Club English: Weather Report: Tons of Snow!!
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Wednesday, February 02, 2011. Weather Report: Tons of Snow! When talking about the weather, a "blizzard" is a very heavy snowstorm with high winds. Usually, though, people say "blizzard" when they want to indicate that it snowed a lot. Tonight, it is supposed to get very cold. The weather forecast says that temperatures could get down to 12 below zero Fahrenheit (almost -25 C). With the wind, it can feel even colder - maybe 30 ...What ...
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Club English: Using / BE + -ing / to Express Future Events
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A Grammar, Usage, Idiom, and Pronunciation Resource for ESL students. Sunday, February 06, 2011. Using / BE -ing / to Express Future Events. You can use BE -ing. To talk about something in the future. Here is the sentence pattern:. SUBJECT / BE -ing / OBJECT / (TIME). Component is optional. You can include the time to give more information, or to emphasize that you’re talking about the future. We / are going / on vacation / next week. We / are going / on vacation. John / is playing / tennis / Saturday.
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