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Evotuition and other online portals
There are a number of portals and websites advertising online tutoring including, for example, Evotuition. The big advantage is that they enable tutors and students to match up regard...
Business English
At times, Business English can seem like a different language. The individual words are clearly English and understandable on their own but when combined together can mean something q...
The Peculiar Life of the Lonely Postman by Denis Thériault - review
Shy, unassuming Bilodo is a Montreal postman with a secret. Forsaking physical relationships, he chooses to live vicariously through the personal letters he intercepts and carefully s...
The Death of the Novel Inscription
While the much-trumpeted death of the novel doesn`t seem to be happening any time soon, I do have a very real fear that we readers stand on the brink of another literary death. For, n...
Phonics
If you have children in nursery, pre-school or primary school at the moment, you will no doubt have heard the word phonics. A school or nursery which communicates well might have had ...
Spelling
Spelling is something which has been the bane of my life. I was in the generation of children whose primary teachers had been trained that spelling should be "caught, not taught", bu...
Helping your teenager with English
Whether you are a home educator or your children go to school you are an integral part of your child`s education. Once they get to the teenage years, however, it can be difficult to k...
Analysis of the play, "Betrayal in the City".
A theme is an idea that the playwright puts across. There are major and minor themes. A theme is not stated but the reader is supposed to infer from the characters, their actions and ...
Exploring authority figures in Sylvia Plath`s `The Bell Jar` (1963)
In writing The Bell Jar (1963), Sylvia Plath highlights a number of issues that society itself is often afraid to raise: whether as a result of social stigmatisation or otherwise, pro...
`The Wall` by William Sansom: A Critical Review
'The Wall' by William Sansom encompasses the desensitized attitude adopted by the British people towards the dark realities of World War Two, often existing alongside a sense of ...