parts of speechA category of words based on their function in a sentence (e.g., noun, verb, adjective). |
passivePassive forms are clauses in which the recipient of an action is the grammatical subject (e.g. He was attacked). Passive forms are formed by using verb to be as an auxiliary, and putting the main verb in the past participle form. S+BE+past participle. |
Passive voiceA grammatical construction where the subject of the sentence is acted upon by the verb (e.g., The book was read by Mary). |
peer teachingA method where students teach each other, enhancing their understanding through interaction. |
PelmanismPelmanism was a system of brain training but is basically matching paired cards after turning only two over at a time. |
Personalized LearningAn educational strategy that customizes learning experiences to meet the individual needs, preferences, and interests of each student.
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PETPreliminary English Test - a Cambridge English examination for students at B1 level. |
phonemeA phoneme in a language is the unit of sound that distinguishes one word from another, for example, /t/ and /d/. |
PhonemesA phoneme in a language is the unit of sound that distinguishes one word from another, for example, /t/ and /d/. |
PhoneticDescribes how speech sounds are represented in writing or symbols. |