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
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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
How to Ace Your Next Novel Study Exam: 5 Absolute Musts
These tips, while excruciatingly straight-forward, are stunningly absent from most students’ exam writing handbag. So here they are, the five absolute musts for your novel study exam!
Diploma Exam Critical/Analytical Response Preparation
English 30-1 students will wrestle with this particularly crafty animal during their Diploma exam, and let me tell you, it is much different than any personal response question will ask.
Deciphering the Codex: A Guide to Reading Shakespeare
Shakespeare is universally loathed by high school students as much as he is universally revered by scholars, poets, and writers.. Check out this comprehensive guide to reading Shakespeare like a pro.
Summer School: The Do’s and Don’ts
A very few of you are going to a very loathed and reviled place for one month where two words are uttered always in utter chagrin: Summer school.