By Grammar, Literature

My name is Paula. I am a qualified and experienced English language teacher. I hold a BA degree in English Literature from the University of Oxford as well as the Trinity College London Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign (Second) Language (TESOL). My private lessons are offered in a...

Hi, my friends!I put one of my essays in the following. Would u please read it and give some comments on logic, grammar and word choice? Thank u in advance isuue: In order for any work of art-whether film, literature, sculpture, or a song-to have merit, it must be understandable to most...

Hi, my friends!I put one of my essays in the following. Would u please read it and give some comments on logic, grammar and word choice? Thank u in advance issue: In the age of television, reading books is not as important as it ones was. People can learn as much as watching television as...

Hi Vasiliy, thank you for your reply! So you've just graduated, you're an E.N.T. doctor (I learned something new today), I've never imagined you as one, because you seem to be interested in philology so much. Great! You will help people a lot. It's really great. Thus〖Ars longa, vita brevis〗,...

Hi This this supporting letter as part of an application form. If you have any grammar/ spelling suggestions, please let me know. Any other comments are welcome *** has been awarded the maximum of three stars by the *** Commission for 2004/2005. In particular, its clinical services are highly...

Hello Steves5a I would probably divide acceptable fragments into: 1. Those that are explicable in context. 2. Those that are used for effect. For instance: "Have you seen MissQ recently?" "Fairly recently¹. Why do you ask?" "No particular reason². What about MissP?" "Likewise³." Here, you...

Hello Paco and Roro Hence 'grammar school': originally, a school where one learnt Latin. I believe that among the Romans, a 'grammaticus' was in effect a teacher of literature – originally, Greek – who prepared the student for the study of rhetoric; though later, as literature in Latin...

Yes, I imagine you are full of glamour because you are studying "English glamour" so hard. Throughout Medieval Age, "grammar" meant "study of Latin literature". A phrase "English grammar" was first used by Ben Johnson in 1600 as the title of his English grammar book. OED says: "In early...

Hello I'm too an English learner. Although MAX have already answered, let me try to answer. . Please wait until our teachers give you decisive answers. paco

This is what I think Most of the students love mathematics. There are fewer people around here. I don't know what is on their minds. There is a large number of students studying literature in our class. She fell down from the chair. He has got good results since young. There are many...