Saturday marked the end of the first 4-session block with this new student. More often than not, a change in attitude is tougher to achieve than tangible improvement such as score increase. Indeed, the former can even lead to an improvement across the board for all subjects. Looking forward to Year 2020 with this girl.

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Last week, I share the fundamental rules for tenses in indirect speech. For this week, let’s explore a little further, for rules on indirect speech, with regards to time and adverb. check this out! https://www.studyandexam.com/adver-change-in-indirect-speech.html

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Last Saturday heralded my first session with a new student, A. I previously met up with the mother and this child on the preceding week, and observed that this child was very reserved. However, the session turned out to be very light-hearted and enjoyable, with more than the right amount of “chemistry” for continuity. Cheers!

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While the responsibilities of a tutor is to teach, the role of an educator extends beyond that. In this instance, this boy has been with me since December 2017. He had a lacklustre 2018 and did not get Additional Maths as his desired subject for Secondary Two streaming examinations. Strategising with the parent, and in …

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One of the most challenging aspects of Synthesis and Transformation is indirect speech. In fact, most of us make mistakes on this in our daily conversations. This website has a comprehensive rules for tenses transformation. Check this out. https://www.studyandexam.com/indirect-speech-for-tense.html

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