What are Coordinating Conjunctions?
What are Coordinating Conjunctions? Most people do not know what they are. In this blog post Andrew goes over what coordinating conjunctions are and how they are used. Check it out.
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by Andrew Macia | Feb 8, 2015 | Grammar | 4 |
What are Coordinating Conjunctions? Most people do not know what they are. In this blog post Andrew goes over what coordinating conjunctions are and how they are used. Check it out.
Read Moreby Andrew Macia | Dec 3, 2014 | Grammar, Vocabulary | 2 |
Many of my students in Medellin have asked me what the difference is between lay and lie. Even native speakers from around the world do not know how to use lay and lie properly. In this quick lesson Andrew goes over the meaning and the use of lay and lie followed by a small quiz.
Read Moreby Andrew Macia | Oct 10, 2014 | Grammar, Music | 0 |
Bruce Springsteen’s song Everybody’s Got a Hungry Heart is a great way to learn the word “get.” Get is used to replace many verbs and its use can be confusing for English students in Medellin. Learn and have fun!
Read Moreby Andrew Macia | Oct 5, 2014 | Grammar | 0 |
Mastering prepositions in English is not an easy task. Even native speakers have a hard time. In this quick lesson I go over the usage of the in, at, and on prepositions in relation to time.
Read Moreby Andrew Macia | Sep 2, 2014 | Grammar | 0 |
The use of who and whom is becoming less and less important in spoken English, but in written English it is very important. Especially if you are preparing for an exam like the IELTS or TOEFL. In this lesson I go over the use of who and whom in a very easy to understand way.
Read Moreby Andrew Macia | Jul 26, 2014 | Education in Medellin, Grammar | 0 |
If you are a native Spanish speaker conditionals in English can easily be translated, therefore, easy to understand. This lesson is intended for intermediate to advanced level English as a second language students.
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Hello, I’m Andrew Macia, and this is my blog.
I love Medellin! I started this blog in 2013 order to help my English as a Second Language students in Medellin. I no longer teach English, however, I continue to write about my life here in Colombia.
I’ve been living and working in Medellin since 2010 now, and I want to share my experience with the entire world. If you have any questions, feel free to email me or leave comments.