My name is Vernon Stamm. I’m a native English Speaker and Photographer from Texas, living in the Philippines with my wife and daughter. I have a Master’s degree in both Business Management and Photography, with extensive education and experience

Dear madam and sir, My interest in business dates back to my years at international ECO College of Insurance of Allame Tabatabaee University in Iran , where I received a Bachelor degree of Insurance Management in July 2008.

What do you mean by "I can't make friends?" Doesn't "Add as friend" link (in a user's profile) work for you? You can chat with your friends here: ESL Chat

I am an ESL and Spanish professor in Austin, TX. I am married and we have four daughters. Before teaching at the college level, I spent seven years teaching ESL middle school students.

Hi A few comments to your question... Traditionally, ESL students have been taught passive tense by adding "by" to an agent in the sentence. This rule can be misleading, or at least proved confusing to some learners. Not

The reason for reading is to relate what you happen to be reading with what you already know. In this sense, if you do not know anything about what you are reading, it is like trying to grab a handful of air... a wasted effort. Take these digits,

Are you a non-native English speaker, living in the US, and engaged in US business? If you have an accent, you might want to consider taking an accent reduction class from an ESL program. Why? There are many reasons why reducing your audible

Learning how to communicate effectively on the telephone is of top priority for any student that is learning to speak English and is enrolled in an ESL program. You may want to communicate effectively with relatives, friends, or even for a job

I am so glad to see this question and the responses. I have been living in France for the last 13 years and teaching English as a Second Language. This "go missing" usage was one of my favorite examples of the differences between British

I am an English grammar instructor. Your explanation is excellent as is your reference to the history of the form. However, you have a few errors technically in your examples. Although my Japanese is not strong, I had the pleasure of studying with