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Adjective Mastery App
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Learn to describe people, places, and things using professional English standards.

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Grammar Builder Workshop

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Adjective Comparative (than) Superlative (the)
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Base Adjective Comparative (than) Superlative (the)

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Sentence Mastery Challenge
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Sentence Mastery

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💬 Declarative
“A statement of fact or info.” Example: “My sister works at the hospital.”
❓ Interrogative
“A question.” Example: “Do you want to come with us?”
📢 Imperative
“A command or instruction.” Example: “Please close the window.”
❗ Exclamatory
“Shows strong feeling.” Example: “Wow, that was amazing!”
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Writing Mastery Hub
Mastering the Craft

Writing Mastery Hub

Precision in punctuation. Clarity in structure. Impact in essays.

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Declarative

Statements

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Interrogative

Questions

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Exclamatory

Excitement

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Imperative

Commands

Sentence Transformer

Watch how punctuation and structure change the meaning.

Today is a great day.

The Identification Challenge

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Anatomy of a Paragraph

1. TOPIC SENTENCE

The main idea.

It tells the reader what the paragraph is about.

2. BODY (DETAILS)

The supporting details.

These sentences give facts, examples, or explanations.

3. CONCLUSION

The ending.

It wraps up the paragraph and reminds the reader of the main idea.

Connecting Ideas: Transitions

FOR ORDER:

“First,” “Next,” “Finally”

FOR CONTRAST:

“However,” “Yet,” “Instead”

The “5-Sentence” Rule

A classic, well-structured paragraph typically follows this 5-sentence architecture:

S1: TOPIC SENTENCE
S2: SUPPORTING DETAIL
S3: SUPPORTING DETAIL
S4: SUPPORTING DETAIL
S5: CONCLUDING SENTENCE

The Scramble

Drag all 5 sentences into order.

Paragraph Architect (5 Parts)

Topic Sentence
Supporting Evidence #1
Supporting Evidence #2
Supporting Evidence #3
Conclusion

Structure Quiz

Test your logic

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Essay Logic Challenge


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Let Veterans and Canadian Armed Forces | CAF members know you appreciate their service by sending a message. ~ Government of Canada: Remembrance

#RemembranceDay #RemembranceDayMessages #WriteToTheMilitary #ThankVeterans

Write to a Veteran

Show you remember all year and connect with your friends and family by sending an e-card.

Write to the Troops

The men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) have demonstrated time and again that they will rise to any challenge. Let your Canadian Armed Forces members know you appreciate their service by sending a message using this monitored message board.


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Punctuation Lessons on Grammar Monster: The Grammar Monster site is intended for everyone seeking to improve their grammar, and where there are differences between the US and UK writing conventions, they are highlighted in the lessons.

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The DailyDictation.com website contains hundreds of dictation exercises to help English learners practice easily and improve quickly.

A collection of audio articles introducing culture, people, places, historical events and daily life in English-speaking countries, especially Canada and America.

Short and fun English conversations in common situations you may experience in daily life.

Let’s improve your ability to understand English numbers when they are spoken quickly by an American.

Let’s learn and practice the English alphabet by spelling some common English names.

Listening to IELTS recordings will help you learn a lot of vocabulary and expressions about everyday conversations & academic talks.


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English for Speakers of Other Languages: Free digital resources for teaching and learning English.

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Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining letters in lowercase. There are rules for when to use capitalization:

Punctuation Rules in English


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Free English Lessons in 7 Levels

Current event and interest stories for adult learners and ESL students: 3,253 Free English News Lessons in 7 Levels

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1000 Books Before Kindergarten is proud to present a comprehensive letter writing app to help your child learn to write the alphabet using recommended stroke order and placement. The app uses letter grid lines endorsed by top educators and penmanship experts to help your child visualize how the letters should line up. Both upper and lowercase letters are included.

For iOS:

1000 Books ABC Writing


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