Yes, that's right, 21 days have flown past and on the last count, 84 photos in my Project366 folder in Flickr  - that's not countin...

What are compound adjectives? These are adjectives which are made up of more than one word, and there are many possible combinations. Exampl...

This challenge has been suggested by Anne & Brad . Although there are many personal photos in my collection that I can choose, I decide...

Most learners very quickly grasp the concept of the difference between adjectives ending in -ed and those ending in -ing. They would hav...

A few weeks ago, I suggested some ideas for a lesson based on a close-up image - if you've missed it, I suggest you read that first...

A simple game on 10 superlative adjectives. Don't forget to type ' the ' in the answers, for example, ' the best'. You ...

A simple game on 10 comparative adjectives. You can play other versions of this game at the site itself by following the instructions in the...

If I say I'm alone, I mean that there isn't anyone else with me. She's alone in the house tonight as the rest of her family has ...

Geocam has, at the moment, over 1000 cameras stationed throughout the world, constantly streaming images to your computer . You navigate a...

When do we use 'open' and when do we use 'opened'? Do we say 'You're welcome' or 'You're welcomed'? ...

Here are a few activities to help you learn adjectives which describe emotions and feelings. If you still get confused with the -ed and the ...

There is a lot of confusion between the use of these two words, and quite understandably so! Classical generally refers to something relate...

When we are comparing two objects, we use the comparative form:     Peter is taller than Paul. When we are comparing between more than two ...

We've always repeatedly told our students, 'Don't forget the definite article when using the superlative!' so it wasn't ...