- Post: 16 May 2012
- Cagetory: Writing
- Written by: Troy Simpson
As an ESL student, you can improve academic tone in your writing very easily if you stick to a few simple principles. Some ESL students may feel as if they struggle with the tone of their writing, perhaps their vocabulary is limited, or perhaps they overcomplicate sentences. Follow these simple steps and you cannot go far wrong.
Learn To Read Faster Featured
- Post: 30 January 2012
- Cagetory: Reading
- Written by: Troy Simpson
Did you know that it is possible for anyone to learn to read faster? Some people are understandably skeptical. But anyone can read faster if they put in a little time and effort... providing that they find the right strategy to use to increase their skill and their reading speed.
How To Use Speed Reading Software Featured
- Post: 27 January 2012
- Cagetory: Reading
- Written by: Troy Simpson
Are you looking to increase the rate at which you read? If you are, then you are one of thousands of people that are beginning to recognize the possibilities that speed reading can give you. Good literacy skills are important in developing an effective and efficient method of learning and can give you an advantage over your colleagues and classmates. However, you must develop a skill before you can use it. One of the better ways of developing speed reading skills is to use speed reading software that provide you with a number of methods for increasing your reading speed and comprehension; but do you know how to use speed reading software?
- Post: 22 January 2012
- Cagetory: Vocabulary
- Written by: Troy Simpson
Here are some more words to learn and know. Test yourself by working out the meaning of the following words, then double click the word to see if you're right: we'll open a dictionary at the right place so you can compare your definition with the dictionary definition.
Vocabulary Test 15: More GRE Words Featured
- Post: 10 January 2012
- Cagetory: Vocabulary
- Written by: Troy Simpson
If you're preparing for the GRE or SAT, then here are 20 GRE words you should know. Test yourself by working out the meaning of the following words, then double click the word to see if you're right: we'll open a dictionary at the right spot so you can compare your definition with the dictionary definition.