Spanish Grammar
Understanding Spanish Grammar
Did you click on this post with a reluctant sigh? And there’s no need to lose any more sleep over grammar, either, it’s really not something you should stress about. In fact, you could become friends with the beast you’ve built it up to be in your mind. Don’t believe us? Here’s why: Why You Shouldn’t…
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Studying Grammar
日本人みたい！(にほんじんみたい！) Or, “You’re like a Japanese person!” That’s what Japanese tourists said to me the last time I was in Bangkok. In fact, I started studying Japanese just before I turned 16. And when I landed in Japan at age 17, I was holding conversations in Japanese with my host family. By the time I returned to the states a year later, I had internalized Japanese grammar…
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List Grammar Rules
When there are two items in a list, there is no need to separate the list items with a comma. The last item in a list is usually preceded by a conjunction. The two most commonly seen in lists are and and or. (The conjunction and features in both examples above.) When there are more than two items, the situation gets more complicated. Generally speaking, in the UK, writers tend…
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Spanish Grammar in Use
Robert Sanford: Volunteer Honduras: Teaching English Program: July 2013 : In La Ceiba there is a growing need for native English speakers to help students become a part of the growing hospitality industry. Volunteers work at a local primary school or high school in La Ceiba. These areas are very poor, and the schools lack native English-speaking volunteers. In this program…
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Spanish to English Grammar
As the number of bilingual students in the U.S. grows, we greatly benefit from a basic understanding of typical patterns of second-language acquirement and errors. I say greatly because: We can assess more accurately when we understand which patterns in bilingual development are typical, even in terms of errors, versus those that might indicate a language impairment. We can…
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Review Grammar
Cost: $4.99 What does it promise? Grammar Up is a multiple-choice quiz system for English that provides over 1, 800 questions across 20 grammar categories. It claims to help learners improve their grammar, word selection and vocabulary. Does it deliver? This is a very handy little app. It was designed to replicate questions with a business focus commonly found in the popular…
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Spanish Grammar Study Guide
You can notice improvement in your Spanish listening and conversation skills. But something’s missing—your grammar is a mess. If you missed your verb conjugation class at school and still can’t tell the difference between an -AR and an -IR verb, help is here. Why Is Spanish Grammar Important? Although vocabulary may often hold the key to making yourself understood—walk into…
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