You know, it's funny -- of all the things that people ask about in class, I think that the difference between LIKE and AS is the easiest to explain -- but no one seems to do it! So here's a Doceri video explaining the difference between the two words.
If you're a current STOP SPANGLISH student, send me an e-mail and I'll send you an exercise to help you practice this.
They call it "past PERFECT" for a reason: It's not always fun to learn, but it's always rewarding to HAVE LEARNT something.
Showing posts with label prepositions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prepositions. Show all posts
1.03.2013
8.18.2010
Wednesday's Word Challenge
The biggest difference between adverbs and prepositions is that adverbs usually give an idea of movement and prepositions describe the space relationships between things that don't move.
Which prepositions and adverbs would you need to describe your trip between home and work (or home and school)?
Which prepositions and adverbs would you need to describe your trip between home and work (or home and school)?
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