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ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (5) – don’t / doesn’t

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ESL Grammar: Present Tense (Negative Sentences). Using "don't" and "doesn't" to make negative present tense sentences.

ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (4) -es

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ESL Grammar: Present Tense (adding -es to verbs). Adding -es to verbs that end in s, sh, ch, x, or z

ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (3) – Change -y to -ies

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ESL Grammar: Present Tense (verbs ending in -y). Adding -s/-es to verbs that end in “-y”

ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (2) -s/-es

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ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Adding -s/-es to verbs in present tense sentences when the subject is He, She, or It.

ESL Grammar: PRESENT TENSE (1) – Introduction

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ESL Grammar: Present Tense. Using present tense to talk about things that always happen

Phrasal Verbs: “Get” – Definitions and Review (3 of 3)

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There are many phrasal that begin with the word “get.” In this section, you will learn many of these, with explanations, sample sentences and a review lesson. This lesson is incredibly useful for teaching students how to express themselves in natural English, with phrases commonly used by native speakers.

Phrasal Verbs: “Get” – Definitions and Review (Part 2 of 3)

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There are many phrasal that begin with the word “get.” In this section, you will learn many of these, with explanations, sample sentences and a review lesson. This lesson is incredibly useful for teaching students how to express themselves in natural English, with phrases commonly used by native speakers.

The Independent Teacher: How to Start Your Own Online ESL Classes (An Interview with Teacher Savannah)

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With the rise of remote video services and the collapse of many China-based ESL teaching platforms over the last few years, there is a new market emerging: online ESL teachers…

Phrasal Verbs: “Get” – Definitions and Review (Part 1 of 3)

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Explanations of several "get" phrasal verbs, with sample sentences and a review lesson. This lesson is incredibly useful for teaching students how to express themselves in natural English, with phrases commonly used by native speakers.

Things to Double-Check Before Accepting an Online English Teaching Job

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The need for online educators is growing daily as more and more students flock to online learning classrooms. As a teacher it is surprisingly easy to find online teaching work,…

Teaching English Online: The New Location-Independent Teacher

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Class today in Bali. Class tomorrow in Chiang Mai. Class next week in Germany. Class next month in Colombia. For the past several months now, I have been traveling the…

COUNT & NONCOUNT NOUNS (7): “There is” / “There are”

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ESL Grammar: Count and Noncount Nouns with "There is" and "There are." Use "there is" with singular nouns and noncount nouns and "there are" with plural count nouns