I invite you to study the Preface outlines the concept of my eBook and its original content. The Table of Contents gives you an overview of the types of material the eBook offers. On purchase of my eBook here on TES you would get a lifetime* of regular updates and extensions to the content. ‘Lifetime’ means for as long as I live; I make it a point of regularly updating the content, which is the real advantage of digital media.

This worksheet comprises charts to help you fine-tune the /w/ sound together with several vowel sounds, plus the distinction between /w/ and /v/. It is an upcoming addition to my Insider English eBook (also available in full here), a unique compilation of complimentary material and explanation for English teachers and learners. When you purchase a copy of the eBook bundle, you get a lifetime subscription to updates).

This 3-page worksheet list the most common two-syllable verbs, which is ideal not just for expanding lexis but also for practising tonic stress, where most of the verbs are stressed on the final syllable (except where indicated). This is a sample taken from my Insider English eBook (also available in full here), which is a unique compilation of complimentary material and explanation for English teachers and learners. When you purchase it, it includes a lifetime subscription to updates).

This list of words with the prefix ‘a’ is a sample taken from my Insider English eBook (also available in full here), which is a unique compilation of complimentary material and explanation for English teachers and learners. When you purchase it, it includes a lifetime subscription to updates).

This 1-page hand-out for intermediate (and above) levels of English outlines the functions of the word “just” with a focus on syntax (word order). It is a free sample which serves to illustrate the years of work I have put into my “Insider English” eBook, which comprises a complimentary, comprehensive body of work designed for English teaching and learning. My eBook is available on this site.

This 3-page hand-out for intermediate level learners of English outlines the uses of the word and expressions using “only,” with emphasis on syntax. It also contains a short quiz on using “only if” (as a conjunction) for a more challenging study. This resource serves to illustrate an insightful sample of my “Insider English” eBook, which is for sale here, a complimentary compilation of unique content for English teaching and learning.

This eBook is a unique* concept, a treasure chest of complimentary teacher resource for ELT (as well as for intermediate level autonomous learners (and above). It includes special lists, tables and charts of useful, systematically organised, content and ‘insider’ information (you most likely won’t find in mainstream course books), as well as ‘background’ explanations that lend to a whole different approach as to how English can be understood, in stark contrast to how it is taught today, with traditional (and flawed) analyses based on Latin ‘grammar’ that actually restrict communication, more than anything. (Study the file: Preface and Table of Contents for details.) This concept is that with thisBundle you also get updates for a lifetime (for as I long as I live to update it). Now at 290 pages(and without fancy illustrations)— which I am continually weekly expanding in the Cloud* so that those who purchase (separately) an Evernote Personal/Professional membership, also gain access to a folder containing a wealth of searchable additional content (+1980 files) all tagged by topic, plus several TOCs sorted by topics and alphabetically.