🟣 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 🟣 See our complete English lesson (including a video) here: woodwardenglish.com/lesson/adverbs… #LearnEnglish #EnglishGrammar #ESOL #SpeakEnglish #AdverbsOfFrequency #EnglishLanguage

Today is the 80th anniversary of D-Day. We shall remember all of those who fought for our freedom on the 6th June 1944. #DDay80 #DDay #Normandy #LestWeForget

There is a _____ difference between these words. It's not easy to notice. subtle crucial profound distinct #English

‘Officia magistri sunt multa et magna.’ The duties of a teacher are many and great.

Supplicate (v.) to request with great humility, as though by praying #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘copious.’ ow.ly/guA450SWNch

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘impugn.’ ow.ly/cB6f50SWQ68

Truculent [ TRUHK-yuh-luhnt ] (adj.) inclined to fight; expressing violence or hostility #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

Vehement (adj.) forceful; furious #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

A Dickensian alphabet.

Neophyte (n.) a beginner; an immature person who is learning #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

There is just one more day to go until Senior School Open Evening Manchester High School for Girls . Enjoy visiting Manchester High School for Girls tomorrow, 10th October, 6pm-8.30pm, have fun and share your experience with us. #SchoolOpenDay #Manchester #EducationMatters

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘numinous.’ ow.ly/HZ8Y50TIipR

555 years ago today Erasmus was born. You've probably heard his name before — but who was Erasmus and why does he matter? This is the story of history's greatest educator...

Which or That, explained:

Itinerary (n.) a route or proposed route for a journey #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

Ensconce (v.) to settle securely or snugly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

Solace (n.) comfort in a time of distress #vocabulary #WordoftheDay