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Looking for high-interest reading material for advanced English learners? This comprehensive lesson plan covers the fascinating cold case of D.B. Cooper. It includes a suspenseful narrative text, a deep dive into the psychology of the "Anti-Hero," and a spotlight on the Past Perfect Continuous tense. Complete with advanced vocabulary definitions (words like nondescript, audacity, oblivion) and an interactive gap-fill quiz with an answer key. Perfect for classroom discussion or self-study. [Start the Lesson]

Unlock the full power of English conditional sentences. From basic real-world scenarios to complex mixed conditionals and formal alternatives like "but for," this guide simplifies the rules so you can use them with confidence.

This post explains the usage of past modals of deduction. When do we use them and how. The post has attached pdfs of the explanation and an exercise.

This chart clearly explains the use of the adverbs of frequency with great examples. The adverbs of frequency are mainly used with the simple present tense.

Consider the structure and meaning of a sentence when punctuating it. Sentence structure is a basic part of language, and ordinarily, we don't have to think about it very much. However, when we are not sure how to punctute a sentence, we do have to think about its structure, and usually in terms of three basic questions: