Welcome to Part 2 of our Lesson in which we look at some passages from Anthony Trollope’s wonderful short novel, Nina Balatka (more on it
If you have been following our Lessons since the start of November, you will have noticed that we are taking a look at some common
Last Friday we looked at Anne Bronte’s first novel, Agnes Grey (1847), as a story on morality and education, women’s careers in the Victorian age,
Here we will continue our Lesson by looking at common issues that Italian students of English often make. (If you missed Part 1 of our
If you have been following my Lessons over the past couple of weeks, you will have seen that we are looking at the most common
📙 ‘All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity, that the
📗 Welcome to Part 2 of our Lesson in which we look at difficult areas for many Russian students of English in particular. You may
This month I am writing a series of Lesson posts covering the most common mistakes that students make. Today I am focusing on confusing English
This is the second part of our Lesson, in which we look at some challenging points for French students studying English with the help of