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9 Safety Tips for Nurses
With so many occupational hazards in nursing, you must be well-prepared to safeguard your well-being as a nurse. This calls for awareness of the dangers in your work environment and strict adherence to the industry’s safety policies at all times. This article outlines nine safety tips for...
How Reading Prepares Children for Success in Life
According to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, about 32 million adults in the United States cannot read. In fact, 50% of U.S. adults cannot read an eighth-grade level book. 36 million US adults lack the basic literacy skills needed to sustain...
Two, Too, To – Common Mistakes in English as a Second Language (ESL)
Two, too, and to are rhyming English words that have different meanings but cause some errors among learners of English as a Second Language precisely because of their similar pronunciations.
They are so common and frequently found in English text that knowing how to correctly use them would help...
The mistakes of freshmen and how to avoid them
Being a freshman is not easy: many things are completely new to you, it may be scary at first. Adapting to a new environment is a difficult task, which often leads to confusion in actions. Also, the organization of the educational process and assignments themselves are completely different from...
25 Arm, Finger, and Hand Idioms Explained to English as a Second Language Learners
Idioms or idiomatic expressions are word combinations that have symbolic, and not literal, meanings.
Because they do have symbolic meanings, they can be quite difficult for English as a Second Language or ESL learners to master.
Also, unlike native English speakers, many ESL learners do not...
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