This entry is part of the How To Learn English series.
This entry is available as a Adobe Acrobat file for printing or use in a class. This entry is spoken, so that you can listen to it while you read. (MP3)
Many of us—myself included—think that, when you want to learn something, the [...]
Grammar:
The past progressive tense.
(“I was doing.”)
Pages: 14
Exercises: 48
With solutions
The newest of the eWorksheets is a sort of sequel or ‘follow up’ to the last eWorksheet. Where, before, we learned how to use the present progressive tense, the newest eWorksheet, The Progressive: Past explains how to use the progressive in the past tense.
Like the first [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Investing series. You can find all the vocabulary there, but that would be cheating, wouldn’t it?
After a week of investing, and the very interesting ‘guest’ entry from Carl of “Behavior Gap,” you should know everything there is to know about investing. Or, at least, about investing [...]
This week we have a “guest” speaker. With permission, I took a sound file from behaviorgap.com to use here. As part of our Talking About Investing series, Carl from Behavior Gap will answer the question from earlier in the week: what is a ‘behavior gap?’ More importantly, he’ll talk about the way your behavior might [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Investing series. You can find explanations of the boldface words there.
This entry is available as a Adobe Acrobat file for printing or use in a class.
This entry is spoken, so that you can listen to it while you read. (MP3)
Hi. My name is [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Investing series. You can find explanations of the boldface words there.
This entry is available as a Adobe Acrobat file for printing or use in a class.
This entry is spoken, so that you can listen to it while you read. (MP3)
Nobody I know has too much [...]
This entry is part of the Talking About Investing series.
On Thursday, we’re going to have a listening exercise that includes the words “Behavior Gap.” Now, if you decide to Google the words, you’ll probably figure out what they mean–but that’s hardly any fun, is it?–so this week’s writing assignment is this:
Take a moment and, if [...]
