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  • How to Write a Sonnet Correctly

    How to correctly write a sonnet.

  • How to Write an Introduction and Conclusion

    Often times the Introduction and Conclusion of a research paper or essay can be the hardest part to write. Gathering the facts and evidence is a little easier to translate into writing, where as...

  • How to Use "their", "they're", and "there"

    To you, it may be common sense when to use these, but to some it may be more difficult. It is a common mistake, and if you don’t be careful you can fall into the trap of using the wrong “their”.

  • How to Use Whom in English

    Even native speakers have trouble with "whom" in English! That is because it is becoming less and less common. But, if you want to write correctly, whether you are a student or not,...

  • How to Use "Some of" with a Verb

    Sometimes "some of" is used with a singular verb, and sometimes it is used with a plural verb. But do you know how to use it correctly? There are easy rules to help you, whether you...

  • How to Use Sit and Set Correctly

    "Sit" and "set" are two verbs that are often confused by English speakers. It is important to understand the difference since they are used all the time. Here are some easy...

  • How to Find the Object in a Sentence

    Many English teachers want their students to find the object in a sentence. This is also called the direct object or the object of the verb. Not all English sentences have objects, but many do. ...

  • How to Use I and Me

    Even many native speakers of English make mistakes using “I” and “me.” However, it is not hard to use them correctly. There are a few rules which will enable you to decide which one to use in...

  • How to Use a Comma with And Correctly

    Many writers and English students are not sure how to use a comma with “and.” Sometimes you need it, and sometimes it is incorrect. However, there are some simple rules to help you know when to...

  • How to Edit An English Paper

    One of the hardest things to do is to edit a paper after you've spent all your creative energy just getting a first draft. Also, if you don't have anyone to tell you what to look for, you might...

  • How to Double Letters in the Past Tense with -ed

    If you don’t know how to double letters in the past tense with -ed, you are not alone! There are a few spelling rules which will make it easy for you to spell the past tense of many verbs in...

  • How to Be a Good Technical Writer

    Many analytical left-brained people often ask me how to be a better technical writer, not realizing that writing is as systematic as math is. It's just harder to explain. But some very...

  • How to Help Your 3rd Grader Be a Proficient Reader

    The most important thing any student can do to improve his/her chances on ANY test and to ensure success at school is to READ…READ…READ! You can support your child as a reader by helping him/her...

  • How to Improve Your 2nd Graders Reading Ability

    The most important thing any student can do to improve his/her chances on ANY test and to ensure success at school is to READ…READ…READ! You can support your child as a reader by helping him/her...

  • How to Write a Topic Sentence

    Being able to write a topic sentence that properly conveys the main idea of your paragraph is an essential skill as a writer. In order for your topic sentence to be as effective as possible there...

  • How to Make Designer Recycled Paper With Kids

    A perfect project for the crafters in your family! Put those stacks of old newspapers and colorful flyers from your recycle bin to use by creating colorful handmade paper perfect for note cards,...

  • How to Raise a child to read

    A lifelong love of reading will serve your child well. What can you do to increase your chances of raising a reader? Here are some tips.

  • How to Help Your Child Check for Grammar and Spelling

    Written conventions, or grammar and spelling, can turn a great paper into a bloodbath of red int. To avoid this your child should have a general idea of what to look for in order to self-check an...

  • How to Spell They're, Their, and There Correctly

    Both native and non-native writers of English have trouble using They're, Their, and There because the pronunciation is identical in each case. But if you learn what each one means, it will be...

  • How to Write Using It's and Its

    Many people confuse "It's" and "Its" in their writing. Since the pronunciation is exactly the same, this is a common spelling error. However, there is a simple way to decide...

  • How to Learn Personal Pronouns

    Students have difficulty grasping the concept of pronouns. I've used this exercise as an introduction to pronouns. Students like it because it's interactive and they can move around and have...

  • How to Make Reading Practice Fun At Home

    Learning to read can be a fun, exciting, and sometimes stressful time in an elementary school child's life. Try using this computer game to help your child begin his or her journey into reading!

  • How to Use YOUR and YOU'RE

    Many people who want to learn English grammar online are confused about how to use YOUR and YOU'RE. This article will make it all clear.

  • How to Read More in Less Time

    Everyone needs to read more in less time. There's so much to do, and we don't have time to read directions, or that book for school. Speed reading is a skill my junior high school teacher taught...

  • How to Do Research For a Research Or Term Paper

    Sometimes writing a research or term paper is not nearly as hard as gathering the information for the paper! I have tackled that obstacle for you and have given you step by step instructions, to...

  • How to Know Which Words in a Title Are Capitalized and Which Are Not

    When writing eHow articles, titles for research papers, etc. sometimes, people tend to confuse which words should be capitalized and which ones should not be. Grammar school was a long time ago,...

  • How to Hyphenate a Compound Adjective

    Hyphenate a compound adjective correctly and your writing will be taken seriously. When writing is clear and punctuated correctly, the reader can easily read the writing and get straight to the...

  • How to Pass the CTEL (CLAD) Exam

    If you are a teacher in California, taking and passing the CTEL (California Teacher of English Learners) Exam is the first step towards keeping your California teaching credential and keeping your...

  • How to Write a Rhyming Poem

    You're a poet and you didn't even know it! Some poems rhyme. Some don't. If you want to (or have been assigned to) write a poem with a sing-songy beat, well here's your guide. It's easy and fun if...

  • How to Make a Butcher Paper Barn

    A butcher paper barn is a great craft project for kids! Butcher paper is a thick, sturdy paper that usually comes in a roll. It is used by butchers to wrap meat. Find it for sale at grocery and...

  • How to Know Which "there/their/they're" to Use

    You don't have to be a genius to know some basic usage rules. With this eHow, you'll learn the difference between "their," "there," and "they're." It's not nearly as...

  • How to Teach and Understand Prepositions

    Teaching prepositions doesn't have to be difficult, but how many teachers or even parents have been frustrated trying to make a child understand what a preposition is? It’s one thing to say that...

  • How to Write an Organized Essay

    Writing can seem like a daunting task to some, but with some organization and fore thought, you can produce a professional and even thought provoking essay.

  • How to Help Your Child Focus

    When your child focuses during class work and homework, they will cut their study time in half. When their focus is elsewhere, the concentration is not there and homework can take much longer....

  • How to Use a semi-colon; and I mean it

    Learn the secret to the most confusing punctuation mark, the semi-colon, from an actual college writing teacher, once and for all. This is the first and most straightforward advice on the topic.

  • How to Make Reading Fun

    Getting children from out of in front of the television is really not as hard as it seems. It only takes one good book to get them bit by the reading bug. Here’s how your kid could learn to love...

  • How to Write with the Correct Tense

    Whenever you write anything, you want to make sure it makes sense. Re-reading everything you write allows you to catch not only spelling errors, but grammatical errors as well. Tenses can tend to...

  • How to Use Ensure vs Insure

    When you use ensure vs insure, the difference is important to the meaning of your writing. To communicate correctly, learn the difference between ensure and insure and you will communicate...

  • How to Make an Essay Flow Smoothly

    What makes an essay 'flow'? Can a person really learn to create paragraphs that melt together? How are different ideas blended, then pointed, in some specific direction? As it is often said,...

  • How to Be a Better Writer and The Importance of Editing

    Congratulations! You made it through the rough draft! Now it's time to fine-tune your work for the next step. I spent nearly ten years working on my suspense novel, “Shadows of the Past”;...

  • How to Write for Different Age Groups

    Whether you are writing for an assignment or writing for fun, you need to be able to write correctly for your target reader. I have written books for adults, pre-teens, and young children and...

  • How to Organize Your Thoughts Into Writing

    “I have an idea, but I don’t know how to put it down on paper.” I must hear this statement at least once at every lecture I perform. Whether it’s writing a story, writing a full novel, or just...

  • How to Calculate Your Gpa Grade Point Average

    Calculating your grade point average is easy to learn but you must know what your school basis GPA on. Many students like to determine their GPA before they get their report card or check grades...

  • How to Know Whether to Use "Who" or "Whom"

    Grammar Wizard has a trick to solve the who/whom conundrum.

  • How to Use Scientific Notation for Large Numbers

    When numbers are large, scientists have developed a standard notation, called scientific notation, to make them more compact and meaningful. Also, it is easy to make errors in writing large...

  • How to Help a Struggling Fourth Grader With Writing

    When your 4th grader struggles with writing, and is not able to perform even up to the state averages during state testing, it's time to give your child some help at home, or consider hiring a...

  • How to Enhance Your Writing Ability

    Want to know how to be a great writer? Never had much experience writing! Don't worry, anyone can learn some great writing tips to increase your writing skills.

  • How to Get Children to Love and Enjoy Reading

    At times it could be difficult to get children to read and even tougher to get them to love reading. Here is how my mom instilled a lifelong love for reading in me that has led me to writing.

  • How to Write an Essay for School Part I

    The cursor on Microsoft Word blinks at you, taunting your thoughts. You have to write an essay, and you have no idea how. Somehow, in English class, you never really got it. If that's the case,...

  • How to Read Complex Writing

    Alot of writings we read do not follow specific paths. In reading others writings we often see things switch back and forth. Whether it be data,essays,or text we read. This happens due to the...

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