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  • An ESL Guide for Beginners:  Affirmative Statements in the Simple Present Tense

    An ESL Guide for Beginners: Affirmative Statements in the Simple Present Tense

    The simple present tense is one of the first things ESL students learn – and for good reason! We use it to talk about everyday life: your habits, routines, facts, and things that never change. For example: The sun rises in the east (always true), I brush my teeth every morning (hopefully true), and My…

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  • Pronouns for ESL Students: A Complete Guide

    Pronouns for ESL Students: A Complete Guide

    Learn the 8 types of pronouns in English, including subject, object, possessive, reflexive, demonstrative, relative, interrogative, and indefinite pronouns. This complete guide explains each type with clear examples to help you improve your English grammar and communication.

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  • New ESL Books on Amazon

    The Essential English series builds a strong foundation in vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills for everyday life. Clear explanations, real-world examples, practical activities, and online resources help learners improve reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills — preparing them for confident, real-world communication. Essential English: Level 1 * Book 1 Essential English: Level 1 * Book…

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  • What Are Subject Pronouns?

    Today, we are going to learn about subject pronouns. These are small words, but they are very important. We use them every day when we speak or write. Let’s learn how to use them! What is a Subject Pronoun? A subject pronoun is a word we use instead of a noun (a person, place, or…

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  • Where is it? Prepositions of Place for ESL Students

    On At In Under Above What Are Prepositions of Place? Prepositions of place are small words that help us talk about where things are. They are very important for telling others exactly where something is. They answer the question “Where?” In this guide, we’ll learn about some common prepositions of place, with examples and tips…

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