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Given and New Information Exercise

July 25, 2026 - C2pdf

C2 ESL gap-fill exercise on given and new information: information structure, end-focus, clefts, existential there, passive voice, ellipsis, and reference tracking.

100 Best Synonyms for “Special”

July 25, 2026

Find the best synonyms for special, with 100 practical options to sharpen your writing, avoid repetition, and choose the right word every time.

100 Words Every Probation Officer Should Know

July 25, 2026

Learn 100 essential probation officer terms and how they apply in daily supervision, reporting, compliance, and communication.

100 Words With Double Consonants

July 25, 2026

Master 100 words with double consonants in one fun guide. Boost spelling confidence fast with clear examples and memorable patterns.

Like vs. as: where the old rule still helps

July 25, 2026 - pdf

A simple classroom rule still works in many cases: use like before a noun, and use as before a role or a full clause.

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