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We use the future perfect when we are talking about an action that will be completed in the future. It is formed by - will have - (or won’t have…

If you’re students have been listening to English speakers, they will be aware of sentences that have questions tagged onto the end.  It is used most commonly in spoken English…

When it’s time to teach your students about uncountable and countable nouns, you’re going to come across the use of few and little and much, many and some. Here’s the…

Teaching isn’t the only thing you’ll become skilled at when you’re teaching English as a foreign language. You’ll also pick up other useful skills that you can use when you…

When we want to use the future tense in English, we use the words -will or -will not. Will not is often shortened to won’t.  You can also shorten will…

The Present Perfect Continuous is used to show that an action started in the past and hasn’t finished yet. It is formed using have or has with the auxiliary word…

Wherever you go to teach English as a foreign language you are going to come across mixed abilities from the students in your classes. How do you make sure that…

Teaching young learners English as a foreign language can be challenging. You need lots of patience and the skill to teach important points in small chunks so that your students…