The right words give you the power to connect different ideas and give your reader an idea of what to expect. So far in this series, we’ve shared sentence starters you can use to introduce, expand on, or illustrate an idea and sentence starters that demonstrate a cause-and-effect relationship between two ideas. Think of today’s words as bridges that allow you to smoothly guide your reader from one idea to a contrasting one. Alternatively You may wish to check spellings in the dictionary. Alternatively, using a spellchecker may be quicker. Although Although English grammar can be complex, many students excel with at it practice and...
American vs. British English
Common Mistakes
Commonly Confused Words
English Idioms Explained
English Literature
Exams & Tests
Grammar & Punctuation
Mindful Spelling
Spelling at School
Spelling Games
Spelling Homework
Spelling Tips
Spellzone Tips & Tools
Supporting Adult Learners
Supporting Dyslexic Learners
Supporting EAL Learners
Word Origins & Stories
Writing & Vocabulary
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