The English language has hundreds and thousands of words. Many of them were useful, but others are obsolete. When you look up any English word on Google, you can easily find a definition, synonyms, topics regarding that word and a few example sentences. You can even use the internet to figure out the difference between […]
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Multiple industries have taken a toll on this pandemic because of the limited movement allowed outdoors. With businesses, companies, and public transport shutting down, it’s rather evident that the world today is getting quite difficult to live in. One major industry that took a blow because of Covid-19 is education. Because of the close proximity of
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Aside from the idioms we try to decode on Typing Adventure, we know that some phrases and sayings on the English language (whether they come from British or American English origins) can also be confusing. So, to help people unfamiliar with certain phrases or are non-native English speakers, we’ve also expanded our decoding articles to
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There are two reasons you have to send your kids to school abroad. The first one is you have to be there as an expatriate and the second one is that it’s the better choice in terms of the quality of education and affordability. That last reason, of course, depends on where you live, as well
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English homophones can trip people up and make them use the wrong word. These word pairings sound the same, but they carry different spellings and different meanings. You don’t notice the difference when you say these words in everyday conversation. Once you try to write them down on a piece of paper or type them
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Certain words can confuse many people, including native speakers. These individuals sometimes need to think twice when using them. The reason is that one letter can completely change the meaning of the word, much like how one space between goodnight and good night can spell the difference between a correct and an incorrect sentence. The
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The English language has a lot of long words. Many of these absurdly lengthy words refer to chemistry or medicine. One of the long and popular words out there is antidisestablishmentarianism. Pronouncing this word can be fun, but not many are aware of the meaning of this term. Today, we’re going to look at the
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The online world is full of spelling mistakes. Apart from errors in spacing and word usage, such as goodnight vs. good night, people misspell commonly used phrases. One such case is “bear with me.” Oftentimes, individuals say or type in “bare with me” on an e-mail or text message. At first glance, the phrase sounds
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Trends in education often follow societal changes and development. The more we know, the better we can teach others. With that in mind, let us explore four key trends in the education industry. The Mental Approach A child cannot perform well at school if he doesn’t feel well. While this might sound like common sense
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What makes proper education has changed over the years, and that of Singapore follows with the rest of the world. Although the mandatory age for school is still six years old, more learning centres cater to kids below that. Early childhood education now accounts for child care facilities and kindergartens where kids as young as 18
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