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Some Grammar Questions of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) Learners that You May Encounter

Tricky Grammar Questions of Foreign Language Learners

Tricky Grammar/Word Choice Errors Made by Students

Common Mistakes in Pluralization

Common Mistakes in English Some Filipinos are not Aware of – Are They Really Wrong?

Funny Filipino Grammar and Vocabulary Questions

Suck up and Sipsip – Idiomatic Expressions in Different Languages Which Have the Same Meaning

In Case of Lost or in Case of Loss?

Understanding the Sociolinguistic Aspect of Code-switching

English Tips for Filipinos- Common Word Choice and Grammar Questions

Language Trivia (Play with Words)

Panutsa, a Batangas delicacy (Bokabularyong Batangueño)

Ibaan Tamales, a delicacy of Ibaan, Batangas (Bokabularyong Batangueño)

The Best Batangas Lomi

The Filipino Language

Batangueño Words You Haven’t Heard Before: Uncovering Another Dialect of Tagalog

Switching at Equivalent Points (Code-switching)

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