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Lesson Resources
View and download lesson resources for pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and more by visiting the ESL Advantage posts page. Recent posts include these great topics:
Where Could English Tutoring Take You?
Where Could English Tutoring Take You? - You have goals for your life: places you want to go, things you want to experience, people you hope to meet. Maybe you are looking to start a new career or to advance in the work you are doing now. Maybe you...
American Humor Part 2 – Knock-Knock Jokes
Understanding American Humor - Part 2: Knock-Knock Jokes - Understanding what people think is funny—and why—is difficult in any language. The goal of this short series of articles is to help you recognize American humor, and maybe even join in the fun! Part 1 of the...
Understanding American Humor – Part 1
Understanding American Humor - Part 1: Puns - Understanding what people think is funny—and why—is difficult in any language. In fact, one sure sign that you are developing fluency in your second language is when you realize you are able to appreciate its humor and...