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Four British students in Paris test out each others’ knowledge of French adverbs. This clip will be relevant for teaching KS3 ...

Justice Kavanaugh spoke at the Fifth Circuit Judicial Conference in Austin. I was pleased this session was open ...

A powerful reminder of a dark phase in Cambodia’s history was a trip to the infamous Killing Fields and the Genocide Museum.

This was the starting-point of The Moving Finger: Writers on Writing (Om Books International), published this February. We ...

There’s a good chance you’ve said at least one of these phrases wrong to your boss — so it’s about time to learn how to get ...

The ability to speak multiple languages puts you steps ahead of singular speakers. Whether for gaining a deeper cultural ...

The KS2 Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar paper will test you with questions about spelling rules, prefixes and suffixes, apostrophes, adverbs and more. Use the links below to find out more or ...

Problems in our behavior can be both mental health problems and “sin problems.” Part of the confusion on the topic of mental ...

In Esperanto, all nouns end in -ORthe adjectives in -TO and the adverbs in -ANDTherefore: rapid-or (the speed), rapid-to (fast), rapid-And (quickly). In fact, it seems that at least the 500 most ...

Grammaropolis offers songs, videos, and over 400 quiz questions to enable students to practice the seven parts of speech: verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions, and ...