Ever wondered how and where to use a comma? Then this blog post is for you!If an adverb, adverbial phrase or adverbial clause comes before the verb it refers to, put a comma after it (or if it is in the middle of a sentence, before and after it). If an adverb, adverbial phrase or adverbial clause comes after the verb it refers to, there generally is no comma.
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Dates can be written in varying formats depending on the variety of English used.
Topics: englishclass, onlineclass, practise, Activities, Macro skills, Writing Test, tools, tips, English as a second language, ISLPR, Learn english
Did you miss out on the English webinar Dr David Ingram hosted on Saturday, 10 November?
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As promised, our second activity sheet in our series of English language workbooks has been published.
Topics: Activities, practise, Workbook, Macro skills, tools, tips, preparation, English as a second language, ISLPR, Learn english
At ISLPR Language Services we firmly believe in teaching our students how to speak English, NOT tricks to pass a test.
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ISLPR Language Services (ILS) developed the ISLPR® Test because we saw the need for a test that examined your real-life language. The ISLPR® Test is an interactive and personalised test. As the ISLPR test is personalised for each candidate, there are no tricks to pass the test.
Why we're different:
