English Era Me

  When learning English, many students focus on nouns, verbs, and adjectives. But do you know what really makes your sentences shine? Adverbs! These little words add flavor, precision, and emotion to your speech and writing. Let’s explore how they work. What Are Adverbs? Adverbs are words that describe or give more information about verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or even whole sentences . They often answer the questions: How? (She sings beautifully .) When? (He will call you tomorrow .) Where? (We met outside .) How often? (They always arrive early.) To what extent? (I am very tired.) Common Types of Adverbs with Examples Adverbs of Manner (How?) She spoke clearly . He ran quickly . Adverbs of Time (When?) I’ll finish my homework later . We met yesterday . Adverbs of Place (Where?) The children are playing outside . Please sit here . Adverbs of Frequency (How often?) I always drink coffee in the morning. Sh...

Whether you’re writing a business email, telling a story, or preparing for an English exam, using the correct sentence structure can make a huge difference in how your message is received. One common area that learners struggle with is understanding the difference between active and passive voice in English. Let’s dive into what they are, when to use them, and why they matter, plus, how you can become confident in using them in real-life conversations and writing. What is the Active Voice? In an active sentence , the subject does the action. It is direct, clear, and usually more engaging. Structure: Subject + Verb + Object Examples: The teacher explained the lesson. They built a new hospital in the city. Maria wrote an email to her manager. Active voice is often preferred in most forms of writing because it’s strong and concise. It keeps your message simple and easy to follow. What is the Passive Voice? In a passive sentence , the subject receives the acti...

  In today’s fast-paced world, learning a new skill or subject can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many distractions: social media, work, family, and personal obligations, it’s easy to lose track of your learning goals. That’s why having a schedule is not just helpful, but essential. A clear learning schedule brings structure, consistency, and focus into your study routine, helping you stay motivated and make real progress over time. One of the most powerful benefits of having a learning schedule is that it builds consistency. Learning something new, whether it's a language, musical instrument, or technical skill, is far more effective when practiced regularly. Instead of trying to absorb everything in one long session once a week, short and frequent study sessions allow your brain to absorb and retain information better. Dedicating just 20–30 minutes a day to focused learning can create lasting results over time, without causing burnout. A schedule also helps reduce t...

I’m thrilled to share that I have officially completed and passed The CELPIP Instructor Training – Level 1 ! This certification marks an exciting milestone in my journey as an English educator and allows me to support learners preparing for the CELPIP Test (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) —one of the key language tests for immigration and professional opportunities in Canada. With this new qualification, I can now offer focused guidance, test strategies, and practice tailored to CELPIP takers aiming to achieve their target scores. Whether you're applying for permanent residency or just want to boost your Canadian English skills, I'm here to help! Stay tuned for CELPIP-specific lessons, tips, and practice sessions that will help you feel confident and prepared. Thank you for being part of my teaching journey. Let’s keep learning and growing together!