There are two types of articles: what linguists call “indefinite articles” (“a”, “an”, “some”, and sometimes “any”) and “definite articles” (only “the” in English).
If you've been reading our blog posts and following our advice, you should know by now that the only way to improve your English is to consistently use the language and obtain feedback! It is for this reason that we provide (both free and paid) activities, webinars, courses and general information aimed at improving your language. We do not believe in teaching you tricks to pass a test.
Topics: Learn english, Reading skills, practise, online course
Dr David Ingram, (the co-creator of the ISLPR test and the original IELTS testing system) recently hosted an online lecture to help ESL learners improve their reading and writing skills.
Topics: ISLPR, English as a second language, Macro skills, preparation, tips, tools, Reading test, Reading skills, Writing Test, Workbook, Activities, practise, webinar, onlineclass, englishclass
Have you heard about our 5 Tutorial Package? We launched this package early last year and in that time have found it to be one of our most popular packages! What is it?
Topics: ISLPR, Language test, English test, Speaking Test, preparation, Reading test, Listening Test, practise, onlineclass, book online, Sale, tutorials, Coronavirus, COVID-19
Do you know the difference? The first three words are homophones. These four words confuse many people.
Topics: Learn english, ISLPR, Language test, English as a second language, Macro skills, preparation, tips, tools, Activities, practise, onlineclass, englishclass, homophones
