Free, Quick English Lessons Online
Speaking from the point of view of a former TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) teacher, I’ve created a series of writing tools as reference points for both students seeking to better their use of the written English, and also for speakers of foreign languages learning to write English correctly.
These tutorials are in no way all-encompassing. They are basic lessons expressed in the simplest way possible to help the target audience achieve their goal.
Below are the five parts of the tutorial. Click on the one you wish to view.
Part 4: the dash, question mark and exclamation mark
Part 5: the inverted commas, brackets and capitalization
Part 5: the inverted commas, brackets and capitalization
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Hi Anne! You know, I was surprised when I clicked on those links you provided. I'm pretty sure I came across one of the articles at Writing Hood when I was editing my own article a few months ago. I didn't know it was yours. hehe. That's just awesome. Thanks for sharing. =)
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