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Subject–Verb Agreement: Find the Subject, Choose the Verb
Find the subject head before choosing is/are, has/have, do/does or present-simple endings. Includes twelve explained checks and a two-pass proofreading routine.
Why Did the Total Change? Read Two Fictional Bills
Read two original fictional statements, track charges, payments and credits, and explain a changed total through twenty source-based language checks.
Compound Nouns: Coffee Cups, Bus Stops and Other Everyday Things
Understand everyday compound nouns by finding the head, checking purpose versus contents and forming clear plurals. Includes ten explained checks.
Two Rooms, One Meeting: Explain Which Options Work
Compare two room fact cards, test changed requirements and write a justified meeting recommendation with 12 scored checks and two modelled tasks.
New National Education Association President Calls for a Less Partisan Focus in Education
Princess Moss, the new president of the National Education Association, is seeking to guide educators toward a less partisan public role while addressing the pressures confronting the profession.
When an Invasive Fish Is Also Tasty, Maryland Schoolchildren Help “Eat the Problem”
At an elementary school on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, a familiar lunch menu is being used to address an environmental concern: the spread of invasive blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
Text Message Referencing ‘Hijack’ Forces United Flight to Return to Las Vegas
A United flight returned to Las Vegas after a passenger sent a text message referring to a hijack. The passenger was later charged with a felony.
Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady as Inflation Remains High
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged on October 28, even as officials said inflation was still elevated. Other major news included the death of a federal judge connected to the prosecution of former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and a cruise ship disruption in Cambodia.
Reporting Verbs: Suggest Doing, Advise Someone To and More
Choose a reporting verb that preserves the speaker’s intention and use its correct complement pattern.
Both, Either and Neither: Talking About Two Choices
Use both, either and neither to include, choose between or exclude two options. Includes noun patterns, paired connectors and ten explained checks.
Understand Household Bills in English: Charges, Credits and Due Dates
Learn statement labels, date roles and charge/credit conventions through fictional bills, then explain only the differences the line items support.
The Missing Picnic Box: Past Modal Practice
Use a fictional evidence log to separate past explanations, missed chances and useful hindsight.
Utah Investigators Link Teenager’s 1974 Death to Ted Bundy
Utah investigators have linked the 1974 death of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith to Ted Bundy, officials said.
New Alabama Gulf Coast Museum Celebrates Jimmy Buffett’s Early Life and Career
A new museum on Alabama’s Gulf Coast is celebrating Jimmy Buffett’s formative years and career, highlighting the regional identity that shaped his public image.
Nanotyrannus Skeleton “Jodi” Sells for $47.3 Million at Sotheby’s
A Nanotyrannus skeleton known as “Jodi” was auctioned at Sotheby’s for $47.3 million.
Some people with alpha-gal syndrome change their diets after meat allergies
People with alpha-gal syndrome may need to avoid meat from mammals. Many affected people change their diets and choose other sources of protein.
Which Class Would Suit You? Compare Six Learner Reviews
Compare six original learner reviews, interpret contextual vocabulary and weigh evidence for two fictional adults’ stated priorities through twenty checks.
Adjective + Preposition: Good At, Interested In and Worried About
Learn 18 adjective–preposition combinations for skills, interests, feelings and relationships. Practise noun, pronoun and -ing complements in 12 checks.
Past Modals: Must Have, Might Have, Could Have and Should Have
Distinguish deduction, possibility, missed opportunity and retrospective advice about the past.
Read Online Reviews in English: Specific Experiences and Balanced Choices
Interpret review vocabulary, mixed judgements and specific experiences, then make a qualified comparison based on a fictional learner’s stated needs.
Guardian seeks readers’ tips for wild escapes in Scotland
The Guardian is inviting readers to share a favorite escape or adventure in Scotland’s wilder regions. Tom Hall of Lonely Planet will select the weekly winning tip, whose author will receive £200 toward a Coolstays break.
Last Ditch, a Massachusetts Lesbian Bar Known for Its Mask Policy, Will Close
Last Ditch, a Massachusetts bar catering to lesbians, is set to close after a controversial attempt to attract more customers failed to secure its future.
Special education teacher shortage leaves schools searching for more support
Special education teachers often do more than teach lessons. They may also advocate for students, coordinate support and help young people take part in school life. A new account of teachers’ experiences highlights both the rewards of the work and the continuing shortage of qualified educators.
Bob Woodward Criticizes Jeff Bezos in New Memoir
A new memoir by Bob Woodward includes his criticism of Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of The Washington Post.
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