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Essay Series (Part 4): How to Write a Conclusion
By: Phillip Mattie This is the fourth and final instalment of my essay series where you will learn to write
Tips for English Exams
By: Phillip Mattie English exams are fearsome beasts. They stalk and prey on unsuspecting students, just waiting to take advantage
Essay Series (Part 5): The Problems of GED and Diploma Essays
By: Phillip Mattie I have had the pleasure of discussing the finer points of essay writing for GED and Diploma
Grammar Tips: The Subject-Verb Agreement
By: Phillip Mattie While evaluating a diploma examination essay, an exam grader, offline or online English tutoring or grader, goes
Determination and Grades: Learning the Connection
Determination and good grades, then they feed off each other, reinforcing both.
How to Build Your Vocabulary
o get attention, to give it, when we give a speech, and when we are listening or reading are all times when a hefty briefcase full of words and their meanings come in handy. So, it’s important to build your vocabulary strong.
Are Gut Instincts Useful in a Classroom Setting?
Gut instincts are all about feeling out a situation or a problem and reacting in the best, most appropriate, often awesome way
How to Write a Short Answer Response: A Case Study
By: Phillip Mattie I recall my English 30 days with some fondness, though I suppose that I am looking back
The Importance of Brainstorming before Essay Writing
By: Phillip Mattie I admit that there is something annoying about brainstorming. If I were a student, I would look