XelPlus offers a variety of online courses focused on Excel, financial analysis, and data skills. In this review, we’ll take an in-depth look at some of their most popular courses and evaluate whether they provide a good learning experience. XelPlus was founded by Leila Gharani to help professionals and students gain practical Excel and finance …
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A.I seems to be everywhere these days and English Teachers are also wondering how they can use A.I to help them save time with their lessons. I have been an English teacher(as a foreign language) for over 10 years so let me share with you my favourite A.I tools to help you. Twee Twee is …
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You can use the phrasal verb “to sign up” with the propositions “to”,”for” and “with” in different contexts. We usually use “to sign up for” to register for an event that we want to attend. We use “to sign up to” when there is movement involved oftentimes when a verb follows. We use “sign up …
A.I tutors are the next wave in learning English with technology. In my opinion, you should only use an A.I tutor as one part of your English studying practice. Leya.AI is not worth paying for and I would recommend signing up to Talkio A.I if you want an A.I tutor. If you are serious about speaking …
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Resend and Re-send are both acceptable in English. You can use either. Understanding Resend and Re-Send The Hyphenation Rule The difference between resend and re-send lies in their hyphenation. Resend is a single word, while re-send is hyphenated. The hyphenation rule is straightforward: when the prefix “re-” is added to a word, it is usually …
“Have a great week” is a nice phrase that you can say to people on a Sunday or Monday so that they have a good week. We often use this phrase to wish someone well for their week at work, school or if they have an upcoming trip. 20 ways to wish someone a great …
When you want to thank someone for doing something(in the present moment), You should say “Appreciate it”. Both “Appreciate it” and” “Appreciated it” are correct but it depends on the context. Most likely, you are looking for “appreciate it” as you have the feeling of gratitude now. Appreciate it We use “Appreciate it” when we …
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The advances in A.I have been so incredible for the past few months and I have been waiting for someone to create an A.I tutor so that you can practice your speaking and listening skills with ChatGPT. Talkio AI is a very impressive tool and should be included in every language learner’s toolbox. I recommend …
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I recently discovered a newer alternative to the “Learning a Language” platforms like Italki(review) and Preply(review) so I thought I would give them a try and see the difference. Learning English online with a tutor is such a great experience and as a teacher and student myself, my life has been transformed by teaching English …
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ChatGPT has been taking the world by storm and many people have been using it to perform work tasks like writing emails. If you are not sure how to write an email with A.I then let’s have a look at that first. How to use ChatGPT to write Emails The first thing that you need …
