Saturday

Video Word of the Day: evidence

This video lesson is on the word "evidence." Please post your sentences using the word "evidence" below.
Have a nice day,
-Grant

Thursday

English Word of the Day: evidence

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 14 evidence - noun

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

evidence - noun -

Definition

material or facts that prove something; a reason for believing

Example Sentences

There was no evidence of any crime.
The detective searched the scene for evidence.


Tuesday

Video Word of the Day: attempt

This video lesson is on the word "attempt." I hope you enjoy the lesson. Please post your comments by clicking the word "comments" below.
Have a nice day,
-Grant

Monday

English Word of the Day: attempt

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 13 attempt - verb

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

attempt - verb -

Definition

to work toward something; to try; to make an effort

Example Sentences

I'd like to make an attempt to get your homework in on time.
Fred attempted to get a new job, but had difficulties.


Wednesday

Video Word of the Day: solid

This video lesson is on the word "solid." Please type your sentences using the word solid below by clicking on the "Comments" button.
Have a great day!
-Grant

Difference between borrow and lend?

Student: Sarah
Country: Korea

What's the difference between "borrow" and "lend?"

Tuesday

English Word of the Day: solid

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 12 solid - adjective

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

solid - adjective -

Definition

having a hard shape with no empty spaces inside; strong; not in the form of a liquid or gas

Example Sentences

The sculpture is made of solid marble.
He has a solid knowledge of mathematics.

Sunday

Video Word of the Day: trap

This video English lesson is on the word "trap." Please post your ideas about how to use the word trap in a sentence. Click "comments" below to post a comment.
Have a great day!
-Grant

Saturday

English Word of the Day: trap

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 11 trap - verb

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

trap - verb -

Definition

to catch or be caught by being tricked; to be unable to move or escape; n. a device used to catch animals

Example Sentences

He set a trap to catch the mice.
I've been trapped by an awful man!


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If it's your first time teaching online, use this as an example:
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All the best,
-English Teacher Grant

Friday

Video Word of the Day: criticize

This is a video lesson on the word "criticize." I hope you enjoy the lesson. Please add your ideas about how to use the word criticize below by clicking the comment button.
Have a great day!
-Grant

Thursday

English Word of the Day: criticize

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 10 criticize - verb

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

criticize - verb -

Definition

to say what is wrong with something or someone; to condemn; to judge

Example Sentences

He didn't want to criticize her performance.
Would you like to criticize your work?

Wednesday

Video Word of the Day: urgent

This video lesson is about the word "urgent." I hope you enjoy the lesson. Please post your questions and comments about the word "urgent" below.

Have a great day!
-Grant

Tuesday

English Word of the Day: urgent

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 9 urgent - adjective

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

urgent - adjective -

Definition

needing an immediate decision or action

Example Sentences

Please tell Mr. Simmons that it's urgent.
He felt an urgent need to visit his best friend.


Monday

Video Word of the Day: motion

This video lesson is on the word "motion" and how to use it. I hope you enjoy the lesson. If you have any other comments or ways to use the word motion, please post them below under the comments.
Have a great day!
-Grant



Sunday

English Word of the Day: motion

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 8 motion - noun

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

motion - noun -

Definition

a movement; a continuing change of position or place

Example Sentences

He saw a motion in the corner of the room.
The cat's motion is fascinating.


Saturday

Video Word of the Day: deep

This is a video lesson about the word "deep." I hope you enjoy the video. Please post your ideas and comments about how to use the word "deep" below.
Have a great day!
-Grant

Friday

English Word of the Day: deep

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 7 deep - adjective

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

deep - adjective -

Definition

going far down; a long way from top to bottom

Example Sentences

The water is very deep at that end of the lake.
His understanding of the subject is very deep.


Tuesday

English Question from Student:


Student's Name: Shirley • Student's Country: South Korea


What does the English term "knock on wood" mean?
How can I use "knock on wood" in a sentence?

Saturday

English Question from Student:


Student's Name: Peter Student's Country: Thailand

Can I say that it is my custom to wake up at 7 in the morning ?

Video Word of the Day: decrease

Hope you enjoy the video word of the day. This lesson is on the word decrease. Please post your comments below. Also, if you have sentences using the word "decrease", please post them below.
Have a great day!
-Grant

English Word of the Day: decrease

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 6 decrease - verb

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

decrease - verb -

Definition

to make less in size or amount

Example Sentences

I'm going to decrease my spending on restaurants.
The budget decreases research and development spending.


Video Word of the Day: surface

Hope you enjoy the video word of the day. This lesson is on the word surface. Please post your comments below.
Have a great day!
-Grant

English Word of the Day: surface

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 5 surface - noun

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

surface - noun -

Definition

the outer side or top of something ("The rocket landed on the surface of the moon.")

Example Sentences

He worked for hours getting the surface smooth.
The surface of the moon is full of craters.


Video Word of the Day: custom

English Word of the Day: custom

English Word of the Day

Word of the Day: 4 custom - noun

Kenneth Beare from Kenneth Beare

custom - noun -

Definition

a long-established belief or activity of a people

Example Sentences

It's our custom to set out a glass of wine on the anniversary of our father's death.
She's just following a local custom.

Thursday

English Question from Student:

Student's Name: Lisa Student's Country: Korea

How do I use the English phrase "Hit the Road" ?



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