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Comparatives are fundamental in illustrating differences and similarities between objects, people, or concepts.

Is there time in ESL courses to use the Structured Literacy approach to improve reading and writing skills?

Sometimes the best way to look at things is backwards. When it comes to forming sentences in English, that's exactly what you'll have to do to master subject-verb inversion.

Tests don't have to be scary! Students are often more prepared than they think. By following these easy tips, you can help your students find the right mentality to keep calm and focus.

Let's take a detailed look at phrasal verbs - what are they? how are they made? and what different types are there? We use plenty of examples to help make it all become clear.

Each age group comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities. When it comes to young learners, you don't need to reinvent the wheel!

Exciting new Creative English books to read in English. Join the Monsters as they arrive on Earth, go to school and learn new things.

Phrasal Verbs! Students hate them, yet they're essential when aiming to achieve fluency, and are often considered an important stepping stone for higher-level examinations.

Some English food words are great fun because they sound a lot like the thing they are describing. Slurp, dribble, guzzle, drip and drizzle are good examples.

Teachers and students across the globe are adapting to online classrooms. This might have seemed intimidating at first, but here at Creative English we like to look on the bright side.

We've been thinking about the connection between mothers and teachers. After all, in most cases mothers are the first teachers.