Word processors powered by writing assistants have resulted in many people losing their grip on spellings and grammatical rules for the English language. It also means that they can compose documents with fewer errors, at least when it comes to basic spellings and grammar. However, it might be hard for many individuals to differentiate between …
American English is so much different from British English. The spellings are strikingly different between the two. So as a writer who may be writing for American and British audience groups, it’s best to know which spelling to use. For example, in British English, behavior is spelled with a “u” while in American English, it …
When writing an essay, report, research paper or article, many people use the Word Editor for spellcheck. While the Word Editor now also provides more comprehensive suggestions to point out grammatical mistakes, it isn’t enough. Grammarly has long been one of the best grammar checking tools for English grammar. You can also make use of …
If you need to change the program language in Office 2010 then it is easy to achieve. First you’d need to locate the language pack and install it from the Microsoft website. You can freely download ScreenTips installer which will translate your screen tooltips to any language. This tool is free and you can download …
VCOP stands for Vocabulary, connectives, openers and punctuation and is a concept widely used to teach languages. If you are an English teacher and want to make a presentation on Vocabulary, connectives, openers and punctuation, or in other words need to make an English presentation using VCOP Pyramid diagrams then you can use any of our 3D …
Recently PowerPoint began to spread to schools and ESL classrooms, although PowerPoint existed for long time ago. But there is a clear reason why this delay happened to make accessible PowerPoint for teachers, schools and ESL classrooms and clearly it is due because PowerPoint and computer software for presentations also requires technology and some costs …
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