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This one-page table provides teachers and adult learners alike a coherent overview of how English uses key particles and words to communicate temporal and non-temporal, and modality, using a single non-complex sample, while avoiding conventional (confusing) terminology derived from Latin-based analyses.

This 44th edition now includes the full 47-page essay “The Problem of English”. The +446-page bundle contains a vast amount of complementary and supplementary content, designed primarily for ESL/EAL teachers to adults (at intermediate ➞ proficiency-levels learners).    It is loosely categorised: grammar-related, lexis building, oral skills and pronunciation, others related to writing skills, and miscellaneous topics which include learning strategies, some of my own hand-picked articles, and two songs. (Study the free Preface & Table of Contents for details.) This eBook proposes insightful and original ways of approaching English devoid of irrelevant Latin terminology and traditional approaches to grammar. If you are purchasing it for the first time, note that you will also receive all regular updates for free and that includes lifetime* access to cloud content: access to content (< 2,180 files) in the Evernote cloud (the “Personal” membership with Evernote, sold separately, is recommended but not necessary)—with further meticulously compiled content on how English may be more readily understood and learned, using a much simpler perspective that focuses on semantics in all areas of communication. *lifetime= until I no longer live to update it. ☻ One percent of proceeds sales goes to the Int’l Tree Foundation (UK).

A two-page resource of the IPA used with English, including dipththongs and triphthongs.