Published by FindTutorsBecoming a successful English tutor is about more than just knowing the rules of grammar and punctuation. Developing certain skills can significantly improve your performance and capacity to motivate students, regardless of how experienced or new you may be to the field of English tuition. In this blog, I will explain the 10 essential skills every English tutor needs to succeed, with tips on how to develop them for both in-person sessions and En...
Read more » Published by FindTutorsEffective GCSE English language revision involves building a broad vocabulary, mastering a variety of writing styles, and strengthening analytical abilities. Start with comprehending the format and requirements for both papers. Examine past papers to have a thorough understanding of language usage and text structure. Clear communication and perceptive interpretations are necessary for getting a Grade 9 for people who want to succeed, and these s...
Read more » Published by ZeenatuAlmost half the world speaks English. Whether you're just starting or looking to improve, learning English can bring many benefits. Follow along to see why studying English is worth it.
1. Global Communication
English is a language spoken in over 50 countries and by millions of people. That's a lot of people, right? Knowing English allows you to talk with people from different parts of the world. Example is when you’re t...
Read more » Published by MelissaHow on earth do I pass this IELTS exam!
Many of you who are wanting to go and study or work abroad needs to pass the IELTS exam. Should you want to go study abroad, it is required for you to write the academic IELTS. As someone who has taken it twice and as a native speaker, I have failed it twice. My third time will be my "lucky" one. I'd like to call it lucky, however this exam takes loads of preparation. Do not think t...
Read more » Published by MelissaWhat are the benefits of learning a second language later in life?
Through our younger years, we are forever learning and adapting to new situations. In our jobs, with our friends and family, as well as having to learn new things for work or tackle a new challenge with our kids. However, when we get older, we slow down physically as well as mentally. It is known that slowing down physically can affect our health such as our flexibili...
Read more » Published by FindTutorsImagine a baby mimicking everything you say in their own adorable way. Did you know this is exactly how children start to learn a language? If a child grows up in a place where multiple languages are spoken, such as Barcelona, where both Catalan and Spanish are official languages, they naturally absorb both without much effort. Catalan is also quite similar to French and Portuguese, making it easier for them to pick up those languages as well. A...
Read more » Published by EleniPrepositions and Time
English prepositions are uninflected words, which come before nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and adverbs to indicate place, time, cause, manner, etc. The use of prepositions in the English language is very common and are absolutely necessary for the best and most clear description of what we say,
If a preposition is placed next to a verb, then it can completely change the meaning of the sentence. Speaking English we...
Read more » Published by ShaheerHere is a Grade 9 Story Example for GCSE English Language:
(This was for my November mocks btw)
Diego had just finished arguably the hardest part of his day; his son always seemed to have the energy of a cheetah right when it was time for him to sleep. Exhausted, he walked to his room and collapsed down onto his old, worn-down chair in front of the window. However, he was not expecting to see the scene in front of him. Usually, he would sit dow...
Read more » Published by GinaRevising for your GCSE English Exam can be done using multiple methods:
Go over your assigned book and highlight the quotes while considering what words are important for an essay.
Create mind maps using Canva or any other mind map websites to help memorise the different connotations of the keywords in the quotes.
Create flashcards for key quotes.
Create memo cards to symbolise a quote. This could be a key word from the quote. For examp...
Read more » Published by FindTutorsA Guide For Learners in London
Learning a new language is an exciting journey, but even the most hard-working learners can face challenges along the way. There are advantages and disadvantages of trying to learn a language in a big city like London. Here are some common mistakes learners make when taking language classes in London and how you can correct them:
Speaking: Missing the Details of Pronunciation
Confusing Similar Sounds: London's st...
Read more » Published by Phillippa NesbittDo you struggle with knowing how to tackle a PEA response? Can you find the quotation but then are you unsure what to say about it or explain how it supports your point? Does your English teacher say that your answer lacks depth? Don't worry - help is at hand!
Start with the key words or images that catch your attention. The writer is seeking to make an effect on the reader, hence if you have noticed a particular word or technique, they have ac...
Read more » Published by LainaWhy are they important?
Depending on when you use them, they can change the meaning and can affect the tone and politeness of a sentence. Online English tutors can provide targeted guidance to master these subtle but crucial aspects of the language.
Let's look at the most common modal verbs:
CAN
WILL
MAY
COULD
WOULD
MIGHT
MUST
SHOULD
OUGHT TO
CAN
Ability: “ I can speak Spanish”Permission: “You can use my phone to call your mum”Request...
Read more » Published by Rao Muhammad YousafThe historical backdrop of the English language is a complicated and intriguing excursion that traverses more than a thousand years. It has gone through tremendous changes in regard to jargon, sentence structure, and elocution. Here is an improved on outline of the vital periods throughout the entire existence of English:
English keeps on advancing with the impact of innovation, media, and social trade. New words are continually added to the la...
Read more » Published by Hadia RanjhaRevising for your GCSE English exams can be daunting, especially if you don't feel confident in your writing skills and feel you lack knowledge in the texts you study. Unlike other science based subjects such as Maths and Science where a good grade can be achieved by practising exam questions and leaning the technique of problem-solving, English on the other hand can be a little harder to revise for such strong comprehension, analysis and writin...
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