Questions from a text Students read the three short texts in the worksheet and then form basic questions about each text. A simple and effective activity to practice basic QASI and QVS question forms in the present simple. Working in
While all languages have their positive attributes, be it structure, rhythm, sound or lexis, English has one of the most unique tenses. It is one that we tend to forget all about when we are writing. In some manner it
By far the most useful and beautifully flexible part of speech just has to be the wonderfully versatile adverb. It can not only describe a verb and an adjective but even another adverb. How incredibly super cool is that? How
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