by Rae Guyer-Largura | Jun 15, 2014 | Writing and English |
I asked one of our writing tutors if he knew any tricks that he could share, something that possibly a student doesn’t hear at school. And this is what Eli said: In writing there is no formula mastered or diagram memorized that will lead you to the correct answer....
by Rae Guyer-Largura | May 25, 2014 | Maths, Study Help, Writing and English |
It is time to show what you have learned! Here are some helpful hints for you to shine through finals and show off all that you have learned this school year! 1. Do not procrastinate. Start studying early and often. Ideally, you should’ve been actively learning the...
by Rae Guyer-Largura | Feb 26, 2014 | Writing and English |
The world is a busy place, and sometimes you just don’t have time to say three or four words in a row to describe the idea you would like to convey. Luckily that’s where the acronym comes into play: a string of letters, each one representing its own word, which can...
by Rae Guyer-Largura | May 8, 2013 | Writing and English |
The English language can be tricky. We often get lazy with our spell-checks, however, it is still important to show and speak proper grammar. Whether you are writing a letter, email, blog, novel or text message, good communication is of great importance. Here are some...
by Rae Guyer-Largura | Feb 6, 2013 | Writing and English |
Not knowing there was such a thing, the Global Language Monitor states that there are well over a million words in our English language. There is a new word created every 98 minutes, or about 14 words per day. This makes the English language the largest language the...
