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Latest Blog Posts on grammar
- How to Use Games to Teach Your Child English by CHASTER on Nov 4, 2009
Children are little sponges with a capacity for learning that can be downright astounding, which is why one can teach a child English faster than a full grown adult.
- hi by Tech - for Everyone on Oct 19, 2009
Time For A Quick Round Of Let’s Count The Typos! Thank you, Mr. Chuby, for giving me such a good laff to start my week… Copyright 2007-9 © Tech Paul. All rights reserved. post to jaanix Share this post : Posted in e-mai...
- Moi vs Me in French by FrenchSpanishOnline on Oct 11, 2009
In English we use one word “me” and it is always after the verb: The video and the script: Click Give me Don’t give me He gives me Could you give me? In French, sometimes Moi or Me, what is the rule? The Rule: With an affirmative...
- 50 Writing Errors that Continue to Haunt Bloggers by Marketing Technology Blog on Oct 1, 2009
There were times in my career and when I was going to college that I questioned my writing ability. Thankfully, blogging came around and (most) readers lowered their reading standards. Readers are thankfully scanning beyond errors with dangling par...
- Purple Vans, Purple Vans (Apologies to Prince) + Movie Review, Etc by The Quagmire on Sep 13, 2009
Paul: My thoughts are with you. I hope it all works out okay. You all wanted to see the shoes. Some of you whom I saw this weekend saw them in person. The rest, will have to see this photo. If you click on the photo, you'll go the Flickr page wh...
- 9 Tips for Marketing Your Business by Corvus from RavenWood Creative on Sep 9, 2009
In honor of 09/09/09 ... Tim Ernst of RavenWood Creative has put together 9 tips for Marketing a Business Online. #thenines Related posts:Social Media Marketing More Tools in the BoxLearn the Basics of Search Engine Optimization SEOSocial Media Tre...
- The Queen’s We * by Scheiss Weekly on Sep 7, 2009
Mamacita says: It’s Labor Day and I don’t feel like laboring, so I’m re-running this semi-pornographic post from Valentine’s Day, 2006. As an English teacher, I’ve spent my entire career talking about various grammatic...
