My name is Tennessee and I come from France. I study Applied Foreign Languages in Toulon University and as part of my degree I did a work placement for ten weeks at Languages United. It is a language school in Bath which provides English courses as a foreign language, for groups and individuals junior or adult students throughout the year from beginners to advanced levels. The ethos of the school is to have fun and enjoy learning.
Week 5 of 6: this week, we learn about the Past Perfect tense.
Week 4 of 6 : this week, we learn about the Past Simple Tense.
Week 3 of 6: this week, we learn about the Present Perfect Continuous.
Week 2 of 6 : this week, we learn about the Present Perfect tense!
This week is the 1st of our 6 week series on Grammar points in English. So let’s start with the present simple tense!
Today I’m going to explain the difference between two easily confused words - “Tremble” and “Shake”. If you are talking about your body then shaking and trembling are very similar. Trembling normally means a smaller motion than shaking but you can use both to describe what your body does when you are scared. During an earthquake both can also be used to talk about the way the ground moves.
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