English Teaching

Teaching English

S.V.O. word order

Subject Verb Object is a common sentence structure in English where the subject performs an action (verb) on an object. This order is essential for clarity in conveying meaning.

Inflection

The extra letter(s) added to nouns, verbs and adjectives in different forms to indicate tense, number, etc (girl/girls, big/bigger)

Diacritics

Marks on letters for different pronunciations (not used in English aside from some words taken from other languages)

Continuous tense

Subject + [Helping Verb "to be"] + [Main Verb + "-ing"] (He is/was cooking) Some languages don’t have this

Articles (types of words)

The (definite article) because refer to specific A, An (indefinite articles) because refer to general