Thanks, you guys, I already have that book, and I have found some of the word pairs there, but I always end up having to make my own worksheets with explanations, examples and fill-in-the blanks. It usually takes me a couple hours to make a

Hi, I'm looking for a book with explanations and exercises on all the confusing word pairs, such as: Something vs. anything Yet vs. still Look vs. see vs. watch Say vs. tell All (of) vs. the whole Etc. Does anyone know of such a

Hi, I'm looking for a book with explanations and exercises on all the confusing word pairs, such as: Something vs. anything Yet vs. still Look vs. see vs. watch Say vs. tell All (of) vs. the whole Etc. Does anyone know of such a book?

Thank you!!!!

I'm thinking...what if you just need to go back just a few words, not an entire "track"? Can you do that with a CD? (Ha ha, can you tell that I don't have a DVD player and never listen to music!!!)

Hi everyone, I've never used the audio CD's and cassettes that most publishers sell along with their texts, but I'd like to start. However, I have one question...which equipment to you like best...a CD player or cassette player? I thought it

I found a couple on Amazon that are also sold at Alta ESL Books in the San Francisco area. I'll be there in December, so I'll check them out. I've discovered the descriptions are nothing like actually flipping through the books, so I'll wait!

recommendations? Thanks! Alexanndra

Hey Maj, could you please post your list of common mistakes made by Spanish speakers? Thanks!! Alexanndra

Teacher X's website is great...what a character! I bet many of his exploits aren't even real, but they are funny...and Pangolin... that's really Teacher X in disguise!