English language

Hi, my name is Ella and I'm approaching my a level exams. I would find a bit of extra help very useful because I'm doing this A level through distance learning. I want to achieve at least a B, and get into the university of my choice (my offer is BBB). My specification is AQA 7702. Help with effectively tackling the question is much needed. If you think you can help, I am willing to pay for online sessions in the run up to my exams (14th June, 20th June) so please reply to this message.

Thanks Ella

anyone know of a english tutor ??

The topic title is Are TV's outdated for of entertainment and I have to speak for 4 minutes...

can you give me 2 first good paraghraphs of a story about two lovers who face allot of problems to have a happy life

Can you help me make a sentence using the word lazier

I've written a letter i need someone to check quickly

Can anyone tell me what this means in English with regards to grammar. How does this play an important role in writing.

Is there anyway someone could help me with my english Coursework. It is edexcel and i am in the first year of A levels (AS).

I need help with my discursive essay. The topic is International adoption but im not sure how to start it.

engb3 language change essay

i want to start the study of grade 11 but i dont know the sylalbus of english for grade 11 can you tell me?

How do the tutors check creative writing and other writing exercises given to the primary students, as they are not good in typing their answers.

Our month to find out how little we could spend and still survive. Up to this point, we’d been Christmas and Easter frugalists, dipping in and out of fiscal prudence where it suited us, saving enough to ensure ourselves a spot in retirement, but also buying things like a handcrafted turquoise- and- brown embroidered collar ........

• I don't understand what 'ensure ourselves a spot in retirement,' means. Please help me.

What does this quote mean “monsters are disfigured versions of ourselves”. From the article Why Modern monster have Become so Alien to us.

Explore the ways in which Arthur Miller presents relationship between John Proctor and Abigail?

Hi, I have to sit the GCSE English equivalent test @ Canterbury Christchurch University. They're not using any specific examination board. Could anyone tell me more about it please? I am very nervous about it! Thanks in advance,

Give me a good synonym for beautiful

Complete the blanks with the Past Simple, Past Progressive, Past Perfect Simple or Past Perfect Progressive of the verbs in brackets.

1) Last year I .....(go) on an exciting safari holiday in Namibia with my husband. 2) I remember it ....(rain) continously for several days in Brussels before we ....(leave), so I couldn't wait to board the plane which ....(head) for sunnier climes. 3) Our safari holiday ....(be) unique in that, unlike many other safari holidays, the aim was not just to show a bunch of tourists some wild animals; while on holiday we would be volunteering at a conservation centre. 4) Our first night in the bush, while the biologists ....(entertain) everyone with tales, I ....(sit) back and ....(gaze) at the patterns made by the stars. 5) At one stage I ....(get) up to stretch when all of a sudden I ....(see) a huge creature nestled on my husband's shoulder; I ....(let) out an embarrassing squek of fear. 6) Apparently it was just a stick insect. Not like any stick insect I ....(ever/see); it was as big as my forearm. 7) The next day we ....(set) off early; our task was to make a note of any wildlife we saw. 8) While we .... (walk) through the thick forest, we ....(hear) birds and monkeys chattering in the trees. However after three hours, the novelty ....(wear) off, and I was exhausted. 9) And then I ....(see) it. A deer ....(stand) under a tree just a few metres away from me; I proudly ....(make) a note on my pad. 10) The next day, while we ....(travel) to a nearby village, we ....(spot) a herd of elephants crossing the road. 11) All too quickly our two weeks in Namibia ....(draw) to a close and we .... (find) ourselves back at home. 12) Altough we were a little sad, we both felt a tremendous sense of satisfaction as we ....(not only/visit) a beautiful part of the world, but we ....(also/make) our own small positive contribution.

What is an example of a sentence that is “a compound, complex sentence with an appositive somewhere in the sentence and includes a resumptive modifier”? Please explain.

-Please explain what is an resumptive modifier

How would make the following sentence:

“A sentence with two appositives for the same name. Make each appositive complex (each appositive must contain a subordinate clause)”

Which witch is which? How do we work out the different aspects of the English Language when there are so many homophones? Do you know the definition to these? Which - Witch They're - There Here - Hear

How could you use trundle in a sentence?

Do you use Skype with the clients? What if I need to charge more than £25 per hour?!

Can you explain to me hoe to use hyphens? I was thinking of using it in my blog.

This question is on a wjec english language non fiction paper

I have a report to do on a severe weather storm in my local area and I'm a little bit confused on how to do it, could you help?

could also explain the difference between persuasive and informative writing, please?

please help its due for tomorow :(

What is the best way to tackle part 3 of the speaking interview? I think besides the fact that you need to be knowledgeable on a wide range of general topics and issues, ou definitely need conversational strategies and phrases for starting your response and thinking out loud without remaining silent. Any other thoughts?

If I am working as a teaching assistant can I also tutor someone with out getting in trouble?

Hi What should I say if im applying for a job not advertised. I am holding a diploma in analytical chemistry n dont have experience except for training obtained as per cause requirements. Thanks

is this a metaphor or personification "I have a soul made out of lead so stakes me on the ground "

1. For two years, I lived alone in a cabin in northwest Minnesota.

Please can I have the answer by the eight of June. Cheers.

(rugby commentary)

What are the parts of speech?

This is a recipe from medieval book. It is written in middle english, so very hard to understand. Please, help me.

TO MAKE A TART OF GOOSEBERRIES.

Take Goseberries, and perboyle them in white Claret wine, or Strong Ale, and withall boyle a little white bread: then take them up & draw them through a strainer as thicke as you can with the yolkes of five eggs, then season it up with Sugar, and half a dish of Butter, and so bake it.

Name some figurative sayings

My daughter has just started year 5, and she currently is sitting top of her class in all subjects, but her school teaching hasn't been consistent over the last year (she had supply teachers for most of Year 4) I am looking to find somebody who could help tutor her towards her 11 + and beyond

Is there such a thing as nonessential clause, if so how do we apply it ?

Can you think of any nouns that are unchanged in plural?

Can anyone help me. I need to write a persuading speech on why SATS should be banned. What is a persuading speech and what should I include?

«The peoples have the power and never surrender».

Is this phrase -ever- correct?

punctuation

Can you tell me how to use colons?

consider the value of reading about lives of others

I've never really understood what constitutes a split infinitive. What makes a phrase an 'Infinitive' and why shouldn't one split it?

please help me on how to write a sound summary

I am in the middle of my tefl exam, and I am struggling on 1 question only : Imagine you are teaching the phonemes /l/ and /r/ (/r/ for 'right' and /l/ for 'love'). Your aim is to help your students distinguish between the two sounds and pronounce them as accurately as possible. Remind yourself of the stages (p6) of teaching sounds you covered in module 6 and describe step by step how you would teach these sounds. Remember to give details of a communicative activity at the end. Write about 200 words. I do understand the concept, and stages, Demo, Drill, Check, Do it, Iam struggling on explaining the step by step process i.e. : words to use for the drill section, and phrases / sentences to use to drill the target sound.

Many exam boards ask a question about how a writer structures a text to engage the interest of the reader. What do they actually mean by the term 'structure'? Does this demand writing about more than paragraphs? What do you think? How would you define structure?

"We wanted to be together and we didn't care that the only sunlight in that apartment snaked through the partially subterranean windows for about an hour every afternoon. It was like trying to line up a Stonehenge equinox to catch an ephemeral ray on your bare forearm."

Here, what does the last sentence mean?

Please help me..

I have always worked on the basis that question marks were full stops as well, but consider the following sentence from a blog post:

"Who's Justin Bieber?" you might say.

This seems to be a punctuation nightmare. I want the question mark in there, but it doesn't feel right to start a new sentence directly after it. It feels as though there should be a comma. What is the correct form?

and what are some examples?

I'm doing the CIE AS Level English language paper 1 and this question is frequently asked. When commenting on the writer's style especially, what are the key things that should be mentioned and could you give me an example too.

What does wincing mean?

What is a bicentenary and what does it mean?

What is a Gypsy?

What is a synopsis?

What is assonance?

when do we have to use the word coincident

When should we use a semi-colon in UK English?