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This blog looks to dispel the misconceptions surrounding our large finned friends – also known as sharks – while disclosing important information that exposes those that many consider man’s best friend of the sea – dolphins. Are sharks friendlier than dolphins? The answer might shock you.
I never thought that missing a flight would lead me to such a strange story to tell.
Blood milkshakes and poisonous snakes are just two of the things you’ll find at Arusha Snake Park Camp, which is across the border of Kenya in Tanzania; and is in-between Mount Kilimanjaro, Tarangire, and Serengeti national parks. It is a common stop for Safari touring groups. Read the review here!
Safaris missed, controversial herbs chewed, and personal belongings robbed; take a trip to Nairobi and get a glimpse to what this African capital city is all about.
Pronunciation of -ed endings is a common frustration for ESL students. Here, you will learn the rule governing the pronunciation of -ed endings and get some advice on how to implement this rule inside the classroom.
-s endings are common place and often mispronounced. Find out the rule governing the pronunciation of -s endings and how best to teach their pronunciation to your students.
A communicative lesson plan that will not only teach your students the three main modes of pronouncing consonants but will also give them plenty of speaking practice in a fun, practical, and communicative context.