| Verbs are regular when the past tense form ends in _ed. They are irregular if the past tense form does not end in final _ed.
I have developed a list of common regular and irregular verbs when printed can be on one piece of letter-size paper. It is a very handy tool to have at your finger tips when you need to find the verb you need. Click here: verb-lists-_51.RTF |
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| Adjectives describe nouns (a good student, a tall teacher) and pronouns (He is tall. She is pretty.) For more practice…
Click here:count-and-non-count-nouns-with-adjectives-_132.RTF |
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Adjectives are words that we use to describe nouns and pronouns. Examples: a good student, an interesting book, etc.  He is tall. She is pretty. The adjective describes the pronoun. For more examples…
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| There are more nouns in the English language than any other part of speech. We use the article “a” in front of words that begin with a consonant. We use the article “an” in front of words that begin with a vowel. If the word is plural we use “the” in front of them.
Use these notes to practice using these articles. Note: All words that end in an “s” are pronounced like an /s/ or /z/ or /iz/. It takes practice to learn and master these sounds. For non-count nouns (like milk) you do not use “a” or “an”. You use “some” or the other words listed. Click here for practice: count-and-non-count-nouns-_119.RTF |
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This website is an excellent place to practice and learn English Grammar by seeing what you know and what you need to practice more.
Click here: http://a4esl.org/q/j/
| To begin a study of Interpersonal Communication start here.
Click on this website: http://www.scc-fl.edu/adulted/els/web_resources/esol-life-skills-standards/interpersonal_comm.htm |
Use these notes to learn and understand the International Phonetic Alphabet in relation to the common English Alphabet.
To compare sounds, click here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_chart_for_English
For pronunciation practice click here: http://www.stuff.co.uk/calcul_nd.htm
These websites are important to look at this time of year. Central Florida is the lightning capital of the world. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!!!
Click here: http://www.lightningsafety.com/nlsi_pls/lst.html
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Use these notes to learn the ESOL standards, vocabulary, and other useful notes relating to the topic.
Click here: high-intermediate-and-advanced-levels.RTF
For a detailed study of Consumer Education Issues Click here: http://www.scc-fl.edu/adulted/els/web_resources/esol-life-skills-standards/consumer.htm
Use these notes to learn the ESOL standards, vocabulary and useful information relating to be a consumer (customer).
Click here: consu24.RTF
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Use these notes to learn the difference in some common words in British, Canadian and American English.
Click here: http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/british-american.htm
List of sounds IPA / American Click here: http://www.tutorpal.com/ipa/ipaq2main.html