Quote Of The Day : Work Hard

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Oh My English : Repeat Again

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Quote Of The Day : Kind

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Oh My English : Open

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Oh My English : Laptop

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Cute Cats

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English Lessons : Buildings

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Father's Day Gift Ideas

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These are a few ideas for the Father's Day gift. Check it out!

• Delicious Dishes for Dad's Day

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Happy Father's Day

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Quote Of The Day : Do Your Best

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Super Synonyms

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How to Elaborate Your Writing?

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I found this site in the Internet : Tjmsenrichment

The author, Mrs Cole shared one site which is very useful and it gives me some ideas to teach my students.

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Have your teachers ever told you to elaborate and give more details in your writing? Check out this example and watch a simple sentence expand into a fully developed paragraph as you click on the words and phrases.

So, go and check out this website : Telescopictext

 Picture Credit : I made tea

The first page it will show a sentence which is ---> "I made tea." So, when you click each one of the word, it will expand and add new words.

Picture Credit : I made a cup of tea

So, from the simple sentence ---> "I made tea." I click the word 'tea' and the sentence change into ---> "I made a cup of tea."

Cool, isn't it?