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This summer I went some kind of diving in Bali with my family.  When we were done, I talked to a diving coach, in English.  We chatted and chatted.  Yet, all of a sudden, something popped into my mind.  What is that something?  In our conversation, I found something, something that is unique to most Asian languages.  What […]

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Do you want to enhance your written English?  Do you want to speak better English?  If you do, you have to have a ‘feel of sentences‘.  How do you ‘feel’ it?   Look at the picture and you’ll get the answer: You have to visualize a sentence to locate the Big Verbs and Small Verbs.  (Want the grammar terms?   Well, Big Verbs are finite verbs and Small Verbs are non-finite.) […]

Sentence & Verb (1)

3 questions for you. Is English your mother tongue?  Do your parents talk to you in English all the time? Do you think English sentences are something easy to master? If your answers to the questions are negative, then this post is important to you.   How? It will probably change the ways you think about English sentences.   Yet, don’t just sit where you are.  This post asks […]

Good vs Well + Complex Sentences

When your coworkers or friends say, ‘How are you?’, how will you reply?  Which one (of the following) do you prefer?  ‘I am Good‘ or ‘I am Well‘. Are they the same? Absolutely not.  ‘I am well‘ has something to do with your health, which is why you hear people say: I am not feeling well.  So when people say, ‘How […]

Verbs and Kids

Summary: The post is about how to make sentences with regard to verbs in English. You will understand that words are like children that they change all the time, that is, the same word can be a noun or a verb. In other words, the post attempts to change the way you think about English, […]

Grammar and Ice Cream: Apologising

Summary: This post is about how to apologize using long sentences.  As it is not easy for you to grasp the structure of English sentences, I attempt to link it with eating ice-cream.  You will learn how to write long sentences in an easy and funny way, if you remember the idea of two scoops (of […]

Looking forward to hearING from you

Do you know which word is one of the most troublesome in English?  A hint: it is just a word with two, not four, letters.  ‘To’ is just a two-letter word, right?  Yet it is a word that causes lots of trouble in English, especially when you want to end your email or letter by asking someone to reply.   You don’t think so.  Alright, which […]