Monthly Archive for: "February, 2016"

An imperative sentence is one that is a command, a request or a suggestion. “Think small.”  E F Shumacher An imperative sentence is used to give a command, request or issue an [...]

In America, English is the language used by its nationals to communicate. For TALK students who have decided to study English in the United States, learning not only the language but how to speak [...]

What is an interrogative sentence?  An interrogative asks a question, and ends with a question mark. Are you going to study today? An interrogative sentence re-orders a declarative sentence. You [...]

In our globalized world, English has become the most important language for universal communication. That’s probably one of the main reasons why you have chosen to take some time to study abroad [...]

When you want to make a statement, as this sentence is doing right now, you are using declarative sentence. This is also known as an ordinary sentence. “I like my first lines short and [...]

In this article about internship programs, please note that  TALK English Schools is not authorized to provide the necessary documentation, i.e. J1 Visa based on CPT and OPT eligibility, for [...]

There are two kinds of conditional clauses: real and unreal.  Real conditional clauses describes real-life situations. If I get home early, we will bake a cake. (simple present) Unreal [...]

For TALK students traveling abroad for study, it is important to have a proper travel sites and guides to help you understand the way of life in your host country and help you get around easily [...]

A subordinate clause, otherwise known as a dependent clause or a relative clause is a phrase that must be attached to an independent clause — a series of words that can stand on its own as a [...]

February is the month holiday are definitely over, your year is really beginning to shape itself.  You settle into your job, children and young adults begin new stages of their lives, those New [...]