Pathetic Fallacy
The word "pathetic" in "pathetic fallacy" is misleading if you read it as "pitiful." It actually derives from Greek pathos, meaning "feeling" or "emotion." English literature students should learn this device; this video will explain how...Finding the Right English Tutor for Your Child — Online Tutoring for Hong Kong Students
Choosing an English tutor can feel overwhelming. If you’re seeking effective private tuition for primary, secondary, or university-bound students in Hong Kong, online lessons are a practical, modern option that is flexible, effective, an...‘Phobia’ – Something to be Feared!
There are many types of phobias. Unless you have videophobia, watch this video to explore them and find out if you have any of the ones mentioned. Feel free to add any unusual phobias you have in the comments section.What are ‘Urban Myths’?
When you were a kid, did you ever worry about swallowing gum? Were you told things at school or read in textbooks that you assumed must be true? Welcome to the world of urban myths. These legends have shaped our beliefs and fears since c...‘Think Outside the Box!’
Do you ever challenge the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary? If so, you might be thinking outside the box! It's a very useful skill to have, especially in today's highly competitive work environment. Watch to learn more. &nbs...‘Moral vs. Morale’: One Letter Makes a Big Difference!
Do you often mix up 'moral' and 'morale'? They may look and sound similar, but their meanings are very different. Watch this video to find out what they mean! A key tip: remember "What's the moral of the story?" (moral = le...‘Explicit vs Implicit’ – The Differences Explained!
In this video, we explore the key differences between explicit and implicit communication. Understanding these concepts will enhance both your comprehension and writing, especially in English literature! An important thing ...‘Convoluted’ – Simply Explained!
In a labyrinthine exploration of the multifaceted concept of "convoluted," we shall embark on an odyssey through the intricate web of linguistic complexity, where simplicity is but a distant memory and clarity dances elusively amidst a c...‘Salt of the Earth’
Are you the 'salt of the earth'? In this video, we delve into the meaning of this commonly used idiom and celebrate those who are — something most people should aspire to be. Its origins can be traced to the Bible. If I wer...‘Affect’ vs ‘Effect’
Watching this video will have a significant effect on your English skills, as it will directly affect your ability to distinguish between "affect" and "effect." Don’t worry if you find these two words confusing; even some native speakers...
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