The NEW Sentence Master English Language Grammar Summary

The NEW Sentence Master – English Language Grammar Summary is available in digital form. The 149 page English Grammar Summary is designed for beginner, intermediate, advanced and professional English Language students ages 5 to 100.

The ORIGINAL Blueprint to English language grammar summary with practice word cards is designed for beginner and intermediate English Language students ages 5 to 100. Blueprint to English is a 96 page summary of grammar practices, procedures and examples. The practice word cards will provide you with enough variety to practice forming millions of English sentences. The word cards are an excellent mnemonic memory aid for parts of speech, word functions and vocabulary. Click on the book cover – Go to Lulu and buy a digital or paper version.

Special Note for ESL English as a Second Language Teachers

Using the practice word cards is an excellent method of focusing the student’s attention on the words in use and not be overwhelmed or distracted.

Teachers can teach the functions of the English words by parts of speech.

Teachers can use the Sentence Master practice word cards to teach the 1000 most used core English language words and demonstrate the wide variety of context variations used in written English communication.

Using the practice word cards can help ESL English teachers focus attention and the word cards become memory aids to assist in vocabulary retention.

Using the practice word cards can help ESL English teachers stage the learning step by step, expand vocabulary, teach grammar, context and comprehension and even have some fun.

A Short History of Failing English Grammar Instruction

Grammar has long been regarded as the result of centuries of logical improvements in the systematic organization of language. Grammar has been held up as one of the defining criteria elevating mankind above mere animals.

Begun by well meaning researchers looking to improve mankind, Prescriptive Grammar and the rote drills to perfection became a practice to be ridiculed, ignored and then discarded.

In the 1920s and 1930s, two great promoters of the descriptive linguistics tradition, Edward Sapir and Leonard Bloomfield, both wrote influential books that elevated the primacy of speech over writing and the importance of a descriptive approach to language study.

The publication of Syntactic Structures in 1957 by Noam Chomsky of MIT began a revolution in linguistics. This began the on-going widespread belief that language acquisition is considered an autonomic process dependent upon unconscious interactions between an innate, internal language acquisition device and the quality of the raw input material of the child’s linguistic environment.

Chomsky’s “Naturalist Theory” core premise was that in order for children to be able to learn a spoken language with such rapidity and thoroughness, children must be born with large portions of the universal grammar of language already hardwired into their head.

By the 1980’s these Naturalist theories and subsequent transformational-generative grammar additions gained momentum and pushed regulators, education faculties, teacher trainers, educators and textbook editors to eliminate traditional grammar instruction.

It is unfortunate that Chomsky was only right about initial language acquisition.

Babies are born with an excess of neural connections, many of which are lost through lack of use over time. Beginning at about the age of nine or ten and continuing until kids are around the age of fourteen, the internal mechanisms for intuiting syntactic, phonological, and morphological structures start breaking down.

Education theory promoters need to stop preaching the half-truth that grammar develops naturally through simple exposure to language. They need to admit that the internal language-learning mechanism is imperfect and that this ability degrades as students age.

It is interesting to note that some USA states have used 1930’s Grade 6 English tests as a benchmark to show that most of the 1990’s and 21st century first year college students could not even pass. Historical comparisons have revealed that education tests and standards have been deliberately reduced to disguise the failures of the “Modern public English education curriculum”.

The second challenge is the elementary school students who had not formally learned English grammar are now teaching English. Many of these “modern English teachers” have never been exposed to the traditional grammar books of the 1940s and ’50s, so when questioned cannot explain many of the rudimentary grammatical forms.

These facts should provide language program designers with clear road maps. Program designers have to recognize that they have a window of opportunity in which to expose students to syntactically rich language. Educators should prioritize technical grammar learning early and often.

Teachers must recognize that older students will not learn grammar simply by reading and writing. Teachers must correct grammatical errors that students have acquired during their early years. For older students language learning is not autonomous. Grammar structures and mechanics have to be explicitly taught.

More ESL Tearch resources here:

https://teachenglishblog.blogspot.com/2023/08/a-short-history-of-failing-english.html

New TORONTO programs for young entrepreneurs, newcomers, refugee claimants

New training and funding programs for young entrepreneurs

How businesses can support refugee claimants and asylum seekers in Toronto

Applications are still open for LatAmStartups’s Newcomer Entrepreneur Accelerator Program

Study English in Toronto

Study English in Toronto education news about ESL English schools, classes, lessons, study-tips, student visas, homestays, travel tips, student jobs, student prices. English test lessons for TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, CELPIP, Cambridge CFA CPC CAE FCA, GMAT, GRE, SAT, LSAT, DSAT, CAEL, Cantest, college board, IH, AP, TSE, YLE, BULATS, ILEC & Michigan exams. Toronto events attractions festivals entertainment sports activities venues shopping sightseeing programs lifestyle costs FAQS accommodations

https://study-english-in-toronto.blogspot.com/2023/08/new-programs-for-young-entrepreneurs.html

Use CONTEXT to understand MEANING in the chaos of English

(context is king)

con·text is king

noun

1. the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed.”the decision was taken within the context of planned cuts in spending”Similar:circumstancesconditionssurroundingsfactorsstate of affairssituationenvironmentmilieusettingbackgroundbackdropsceneclimateatmosphereambiencemoodfeelframe of referencecontextual relationshiptextsubjectthemetopic
   • the parts of something written or spoken that immediately precede and follow a word or passage and clarify its meaning.”word processing is affected by the context in which words appear”

What is a paradox?

A paradox can be a rhetorical device or can mean a statement that is self-contradictory.

As a rhetorical device, paradox is “a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth.” 

For example: My friend is worried because the more she sleeps, the more tired she feels in the morning instead of waking up well rested.  The idea that less is more seems contradictory, but the statement contains a truth.

What is a contradiction? [ kon-truh-dik-shuhn ]  noun

The act of contradicting; gainsaying or opposition: assertion of the contrary or opposite.A contradiction is a situation or ideas in opposition to one another. Declaring publicly that you are an environmentalist but never recycling anything is an example of a contradiction.

Synonyms for contradiction:

conflict, difference, disagreement, discrepancy, dispute, inconsistency, confutation, contravention, defiance, denial, dissension, incongruity, negation, opposite, opposition, bucking, gainsaying

What is an oxymoron?

An oxymoron is also a noun that’s defined as “a figure of speech by which a seemingly self-contradictory effect, as in ‘cruel kindness’ or  ‘to make haste slowly.’” So when contradictory or opposing words are combined, that expression is an oxymoron. 

Additional examples of this rhetorical device include living death, bittersweet, toughlove.

What is a contronym ? [con·tro·nym]  noun  plural noun: contronyms

A word with two opposite meanings,  

e.g. sanction (which can mean both ‘a penalty for disobeying a law’  and  ‘official permission or approval for an action’).

What is a synonym for contronym?

Frequently described as “words that are their own opposites,” contronyms 

(contranym is a variant spelling) are also known as Janus words, antagonyms, and autoantonyms. 

These are words that have developed contradictory meanings.

Contronym Examples:

Finished – Finished can mean completed, or ended or destroyed

All the dishes are washed so I am finished.

After the third knee injury his basketball career was finished.

Bound – Bound can mean “going to a destination” or “being restrained from movement.”

He is bound for pro sports.

The prisoner was bound by his wrists and ankles.

Fast – fast can mean quick, or stuck or made stable

The hummingbird flew very fast between flowers.

The old chewing gum was stuck fast to the sidewalk.

Buckle – Buckle can mean “to fasten or secure” or “to break or collapse.”

I made sure to properly buckle my daughter in her car seat.

The balcony buckled from the weight of too many spectators.

Left – Left can mean “leave” or “remain.”

They had left by lunch time

Expedia claims – only two seats are left.

Off – Off can mean “activated” or “deactivated.”

The alarm went off.

The alarms are off.

Throw out – Throw out can mean “to discard something” or “to offer something.”

I’m going to throw out these old shoes.

I’m going to throw out some ideas for you.

Wind up – Wind up can mean “to bring something to a conclusion or finish” or “to start something.”

Let’s wind up this meeting because it’s getting late.

You need to wind up the toy so it can start.

hypocrite – [ hip-uh-krit ] noun

A person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that they do not actually possess, especially a person whose actions are opposite of stated beliefs.

A person who feigns some desirable or publicly approved attitude, especially one whose private life, opinions, or statements are opposite of their public statements.

Online Business & ESL English Classes

Online classes are an alternative learning format for English language programs.

The online classes can be designed for individual students or groups of students.

Online classes use combinations of zoom, whatsapp, facetime, text, voip, email and other platforms.

All ESL in Canada online teachers are Canadian certified and experienced teachers.

ESL English Students please email the ESL English Registration information.

Do you have a question ?

 You can email your registration info and any questions to ESL in Canada.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS CLASSES

English language pronunciation classes include all the mechanical functions and skills of language sound production and the specific word pronunciation patterns of the English language in context.

English language conversation classes include consonant and vowel pronunciation, syllable stress patterns in words, intonation and timing for phrases and expressions, polite words, formal vocabulary, slang and jargon use, correct greetings, use of active sentence constructions, listening carefully, answering directly, using correct gestures to reinforce or further explain spoken words.

English language grammar includes all the technical grammar functions, word placement rules and the “language-art skills” of written language production using English language vocabulary.

English language vocabulary classes can be designed for the three different levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced students.

English Language Writing Classes can include all of the English language grammar rules and procedures and specific writing formats, register, audience, level, purpose and style.

C Idioms Part 2

Chase rainbows
If someone chases rainbows, they try to do something that they will never achieve.

Chew the cud
If you chew the cud, you think carefully about something.

Chew the fat
If you chew the fat with someone, you talk at leisure with them.

Chickenfeed
If something is small or unimportant, especially money, it is chickenfeed.

Chip off the old block
If someone is a chip off the old block, they closely resemble one or both of the parents in character.

Clean bill of health
If something or someone has a clean bill of health, then there’s nothing wrong; everything’s fine.

Clean slate
If you start something with a clean slate, then nothing bad from your past is taken into account.

More Idioms at:
http://english-idioms.blogspot.com/

ESL in Canada Directory Index for Mobile Users

The “ESL” = English as a Second Language in Canada Mobile Directory   has been moved to:

https://eslincanada.blogspot.com/

The links to educational articles, and many education services and resources that are available for students, visitors and new Canadians to study and learn ESL “English as a Second Language” for communication with English speakers for school, work and personal interests.

ESL in Canada Directory lists ESL schools, classes, teachers, tutors and services

You can email us for additional information at: eslincanada@gmail.com

Link to the list of Toronto English classes

Link to Business English and Communication Skills Tutor in Toronto Canada

Link to The Step by Step Canada School Registration Process

Canada Travel Language Culture Information Pages

Are you in Canada or planning travel and need some friendly assistance?

Do you need help with your Canada travel plans, housing, shopping or just making new friends that you can study with? The free Travel Language Culture “TLC” information contained in this website and links to additional resources can help you.

ESL in Canada provides information about schools in Canada, travel, immigration, employment, shopping, homestay and professional education services. ESL in Canada with partners sponsors, promotes and organizes language exchanges, special group prices, events, activities, internships, work experience and educational programs.

This TLC information is for Canadians, new Canadians, visitors, international
language students, teachers, homestay providers, language education product and service suppliers.

Travel Language Culture Internships and Work Experience Programs

ESL in Canada provides Canadian work experience programs for students. Students can use the ESL info form to apply. See the pictures of the ESL in Canada interns who have already enjoyed free travel trips as part of their internship.

Free ESL Cafe English Conversation Classes in Toronto

Every Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8:30 PM there are free “ESL Cafe” English as a second language conversation sessions. (except holidays)

Go to the free English class page
to see pictures, directions and the Google map to the “ESL Cafe” at St Paul’s Bloor Street.

Go to the ESL in Canada Pinterest pages or our ESL Cafe Pictures page
to see additional pictures of our English classes and events.

Canada Travel Language Culture “How to Articles” moved to Blogs

Canada ESL English Language Schools Classes information
Free Language Exchange – Free English Class – Study English in Niagara Falls – Study English in Toronto

Canada Shopping Articles for Food Clothes and Necessities
How to Shop – Shopping Recommendations – How to Shop for Food – How to Shop for Winter Clothes – How to Shop for Fitness – How to Shop for Health Insurance – Canada Coupon Information

Student Residences in Canada
How to Shop for Hostels – How to Shop for Homestay – Benefits of Homestay Tutors – Why Buy a Student Residence

Electronics – to keep in contact with friends and family while traveling
How to Shop for Telephones – How to Shop for Cellphones – How to Shop for Internet Phones – How to Shop for Long Distance Services – How to Shop for Computers – How to Shop for Internet Service provider

Canada Travel Information Articles and Advice
How to Shop for Car Rentals – How to Shop for Credit Cards  – How to Shop for Immigration services – Free Canada USA World Travel Brochures – Canada City Guide

RECOMMENDED EDUCATION BLOGS

 Sentence Master Games

Sentence Master Games blog provides fun challenges and learning experiences that will help students write English sentences, practice their English grammar and improve their English writing style.

English Language Exercises

English Language Exercises includes exercises, quizes, short answer, pronunciation, vocabulary, listening comprehension, reading comprehension and grammar.

ESL in Canada News Blog

ESL in Canada News Blog – information articles, reports, opinions, observations, warnings for ESL English students, teachers, agents, homestays and schools.

Study English in Toronto

Toronto has ESL English programs in University, College, Institutes, High schools, private English language schools, education organizations, charity organizations, re-settlement organizations, Canada Federal and Provincial government sponsored programs and private English Language teachers and tutors.

Learn English Blog

Learn English Blog – Learn English Blog provides free ESL English grammar, vocabulary, writing, conversation lessons, examples, definitions, links and resources for ESL English language students studying English as a second language.

Free Language Exchanges

Language exchanges are a great way to develop your target language fluency, learn new vocabulary, learn about the culture associated with the language, build your confidence and even save money. Many language exchanges are English for Spanish, or French or Chinese or Portuguese. Like all partnerships – you have to work well with your language exchange partner. Both you and your partner have to be able to operate at the same work level.

Toefl Toeic Ielts Cambridge Tests

TOEFL TOEIC IELTS Cambridge Test Information includes preparation, exam questions, quizes, essays, short answer, listening, speaking, conversation, pronunciation, vocabulary, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, grammar and writing composition.

English Idioms Blog

English Idioms are words, phrases, or expressions with a meaning that cannot be derived from the literal translations of the individual words. English Idioms are used in everyday life, school, the arts, business and sports.

English 4 Cooking

English 4 Cooking provides cooking vocabulary, preparation lessons, examples, definitions, links and resources for ESL students who want to use English.

Teach English Blog

Teach English Blog – Teach English Blog will feature ESL teaching articles, observations, comments, examples, lesson plans, resources, references, methods and advice for potential, new and experienced ESL English Teachers.

University in Canada

Canada has excellent University programs for Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate Degrees and Post-Doctorate programs. The specialties include some of the World’s finest cutting-edge original technology and the tradition bound fundamental disciplines. Admission to the programs is dependant on the individual University and usually includes language skills and prerequisite courses. ESL in Canada can provide initial counseling for students.

College in Canada

There are some excellent Canadian college programs that offer one, two, three and four year diploma and certificate programs that are the finest college programs in the world. College programs include technical, administration and trade skill programs.

High School in Canada

High School in Canada will provide information about the official Provincial Ministries of Education High Schools, high school programs, high school admission and graduation requirements, high school core courses, high school electives, high school activities, clubs and sports.

Best Education & Career Training Programs Workshops

There are many interesting career training programs that prepare students for well paying jobs in Canada, the USA and other countries throughout the world. These programs offer instruction from industry professionals that offer true industry experience, current techniques and may include work study cooperative placements. Best Education Training Workshops lists: dates, times, locations, costs, speakers, presenters, topics, training links, resources, schools, organizations, qualifications, requirements, descriptions, travel details, and more.

Schools in Canada

Schools include: English schools, language schools, university colleges, universities, college, academy, academies, institute, institutes, camps, summer camp for kids, summer camps for students, wintercamps for students, public high and elementary schools, private high and elementary schools, career training, vocational training, activity training, licensed trades training.

Jobs in Canada

Jobs in Canada can be permanent jobs, temporary jobs, contract jobs, professional jobs, administration jobs, technical jobs or internship work experience. Info includes work visas, job openings, work permits, criteria for health and medical clearances, language proficiency, employment standards, education requirements, work experience requirements, job skills, job duties and responsibilities.

Cities in Canada

Cities in Canada will list university, colleges, ESL English schools, student residences, local transportation, events, entertainment and activities.Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto repeat on the list of the world’s top 10 most livable cities in a long-running ranking by the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Global Liveability Index 2023, of 173 metropolises.

Overseas to Canada

Advice and logistics information to help you travel to Canada. Canada enjoys the number one destination for long term immigration success among the G7 countries.

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

ESL in Canada Directory Sitemap Updates

Site Map for ESL in Canada Directory Blog
http://www.eslincanada.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml

Website Reference Pages

Directory of Canada index page or also called home page

Contact Us – ESL in Canada emails, telephone numbers, for Canada, Korea, Mexico,

Search – ESL in Canada internal Search function, list of external search engine links, directory links for English learning and teaching materials and links to internet resources

ESL in Canada Overview
This website is a work-in-process for our ESL, business, and internship students to practice their language and work skills and gain Canadian experience.

Registration Information – https://eslincanada.blogspot.com/p/information-request.html

Free Canada School Step by Step Registration Information to help students register into Schools in Canada

ESL English Language Studies Information Request Form Students can request information for ESL English as a Second language classes and programs in Canada.

Student Information Request Form
Students can request information for university, colleges, career training, internship or business programs in Canada.

Canada High School Student Information request Form
Students can request information for Public or Private High schools in Canada.

Teacher Registration Form
Teachers can register for: summercamps, wintercamps, corporate camps, HR training, sessions, tutoring, mentoring, homestay tutoring, Teacher Tours, Executive English, Business English, Entrepreneur School and language school placements.

Homestay Family Registration Form
Homestay listings should present and explain the facilities, location and amenities. Pictures and description of the homestay, lifestyle and expectations.

Immigration Information Form
Immigration Information Request Form for individuals interested in living or working in Canada.

English Classes available in Toronto or Online

Executive English
Executive English – private classes or one-to-one with professional Business teachers

Business English for Career Professionals
Business English preparation course teaches in a professional and practical format.

Online English Study and Conversation Program
Online English Study Program for speaking, listening, conversation, accent reduction designed for students who cannot travel to study with professional native English speaking instructors.

ESL in Canada – Services

Canada Advertising Agency Services for Teachers and Schools
We do provide advertising services for schools and teachers. We will assist international schools who require teachers. We will assist teachers who need jobs. We can provide advertizing agency services.

Educational Consulting for Students
ESL in Canada has inspected, ranked or received student evaluations for many schools in Canada. These reports help us to put students into the best program and avoid the problem schools.

Education Jobs in/for Canada

Education Jobs in Canada List of education jobs in Canada

Tour Leader: This program is ideal for internationally located NNS non-native speaking English teachers who want to travel with their “class”.

Canada Study Tours Program:
This is a combination study and tour program for groups to visit Canada and study English for Business or professional medical, dental, accounting, marketing, engineering, administration training.

Canada Schools Lists

There are over 1000 career training programs that prepare students for well paying jobs in Canada, the USA and other countries throughout the world. These programs offer instruction from industry professionals that offer true industry experience, current techniques and may include work study cooperative placements.

University in Canada
Canada has a fine selection of University programs for Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate Degrees and Post-Doctorate positions. The specialties include some of the World’s finest cutting-edge original technology and the tradition bound fundamental disciplines. Admission to the programs is dependant on the individual Universities and usually includes language skills and prerequisite courses.

Colleges in Canada
There is a wide variety of quality in College programs in Canada. There are some excellent college programs that offer two or three year programs that are the finest in the world.

ESL English Schools in Canada
Good News about English Schools in Canada – Some of the best ESL English teachers in the world are Canadians and they teach in Canada.

ESL English Tutors in Canada
The official ESL in Canada recommendation for serious students over the age of 18 is to hire a professional ESL English tutor.

Public Education – Elementary and Secondary School Programs
In Ontario, all permanent residents between the ages of 6 and 16 must attend school. Elementary schools provide Junior Kindergarten and Kindergarten programs (for children aged 4 and 5) and programs for grades 1 through 8. Secondary schools currently offer programs from Grade 9 through to Grade 12, as well as Ontario Academic Courses (OACs).

LINC Programs in Canada (language instruction for new Canadians)
The Government of Canada, in cooperation with local school boards, community colleges, immigrant and community organizations, offers language training across the country. The name of the program is LINC, which stands for Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada.

ASIA Videos and Pictures

Pictures of ESL in Canada 2001 Kaifeng University, Kaifeng China

Link to English Camp Videos, Pictures & Info

City Guide
Calgary – Charlottetown – Edmonton – Halifax – Hamilton – London – Montreal – Niagara Falls – Ottawa – Regina – Saint John NB – St. John’s NFLD – Toronto – Vancouver – Victoria – Winnipeg
Information and Education Articles

There are a wide range of information articles written for students.

Study Articles for ESL English Students are written to assist students with their ESL English language studies.

Articles for ESL Teachers includes TESL, TEFL, CELTA, TESOL Teacher Training program information.

Articles for Businesses in the education industry.

Some of the best ESL English schools in the world are Canadians and they teach English in Canada.

ESL in Canada recommends private one to one ESL English tutoring for international students. The combination of Canadian homestay and tutoring is an ideal learning opportunity for international students.

Canada FAQ’s

Link to additional Canada information

Study Abroad Camps and Schools

Link to additional Study Abroad information

ESL in Canada World Pages

Afghanistan – Argentina – Austria – Bahrain – Bangladesh – Brazil – Brunei – Chile – China – Colombia – Czech Republic – Egypt – France – Germany – Greece – Hungary – India – Indonesia – Italy – Japan – Korea – Kuwait – Malayasia – Mexico – Netherlands – Nigeria – Oman – Pakistan – Portugal – Qatar – Russia – Saudi Arabia – Serbia – Singapore – Slovakia – Spain – Sri Lanka – Sweden – Switzerland – Taiwan – Tanzania – Thailand – Turkey – Ukraine – United Arab Emerates – Venezuela – Vietnam –

Social Media Links Pages Feeds

ESL in Canada Blog Directory of World USA Canada Blogs – ESL in Canada News SentenceMaster News – TLC Club News – University News – Job News – Homestay News – Learn English – Street talk – Idioms – Teach English – Schools

Directory of Twitter Education Posts – ESL in Canada News SentenceMaster News – Study English – Study in Toronto – Learn English – TOEFL – TOEIC IELTS CELPIP Cambridge

ESL in Canada Directory Updates

The ESL in Canada Blogs have educational articles and links to the many different services and resources that are available for students, visitors and new Canadians to study and learn English as a second language for communication with your fellow Canadians for school, work and personal interests.

The ESL in Canada Directory includes: Canadian ESL English schools programs courses classes lessons free-programs teachers tutors university college high-school career-training vocational-training LINC jobs study-plans education coaching consulting-services resources homestay visa-info newsletters blogs workshops seminars lectures Business-English study-information and advice for individuals, groups, companies, NGO’s and government departments.

The ESL in Canada City Guide of Canadian Cities such as: Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa. The city guide lists the Provincial Ministry of Education, the City Boards of Education and local education information.

https://cities-in-canada.blogspot.com/

The directory also lists travel to Canada to study and tour information, maps, visa information with over 40 international country guides. https://overseas-to-canada.blogspot.com/  The blog also lists Canada Embassy, Canadian Consulates & High Commission locations to assist international students and visitors travel to canada.

The Study in Toronto blog has information about FREE Toronto ESL English classes and the best education and advice may come from Mentors. The directory also lists: education coaching and career Consulting services for students and teachers and advertizing and agency services for teachers, schools and business.

http://study-english-in-toronto.blogspot.com/

The directory also contains articles about the “Education Business” examples are: Can your Education Agent honestly help You? – The War between Agents and Schools creates Education Wasteland – Examples of Marketing Costs and Risks. https://eslincanada.blogspot.com/p/agency-services.html

Homestay is accommodation for international students with Canadian families  while studying ESL English in Canada. Homestay can be a wonderful experience for international students in Canada. Go here to read more about homestay in Canada. Students can use the Homestay Registration Form for homestay with a Canadian homestay family. https://eslincanada.blogspot.com/p/agency-services.html