April 3rd, 2008

Over 40 books of English language

Over 40 books of English language:
Oxford_Guide_to_English_Grammar.pdf
A Communicative Grammar of English-Third Edition.pdf

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April 2nd, 2008

SAT Tips and Strategies

Critical Reading: Sentence Completions
Sentence completion questions test both your vocabulary and your understanding of the logic of a sentence.

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April 2nd, 2008

Some tips to score high on the TOEFL

The Test of English as a Foreign Language- the TOEFL is not so much different from any kind of sport including soccer or basketball. The test requires you some skills in listening, reading and writing as well as the skill to control the test formats and timing.

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April 2nd, 2008

Need-to-Know GMAT Tips & Strategies

Approach the test with a plan
Spend enough time preparing that you know where your strengths and weaknesses lie. You know you?re going to face geometry questions in the Quantitative section; are you strong with triangles and quadrilaterals, but weak with circles?

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April 2nd, 2008

International English Language Testing System (IELTS)

General Tips
Success in the IELTS exam requires a candidate to know the test format and the specific techniques for answering questions.

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April 2nd, 2008

Harvard Citation Style

Harvard citation style is one of the few styles used internationally by many publishers nowadays. Harvard style is based on the AGPS 5th edition.

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April 1st, 2008

Legend of the Heavenly King of Phu-Dong

In the reign of Emperor Hung-Vuong the Sixth, Vietnam was a peaceful and prosperous country. The Red River was always crowded with boats. Paddy fields extended to the horizon. People were happy.

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April 1st, 2008

Legend of the Heavenly King of Phu-Dong

In the reign of Emperor Hung-Vuong the Sixth, Vietnam was a peaceful and prosperous country. The Red River was always crowded with boats. Paddy fields extended to the horizon. People were happy.

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April 1st, 2008

Story of the rice cake

Emperor Hung-Vuong had many sons. Some pursued literary careers. Others excelled in martial arts. The youngest prince named Tiet - Lieu, however, loved neither. Instead, he and his wife and their children chose the countryside where they farmed the land. […]

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April 1st, 2008

Story of the betel leaf and the areca nut

There were two twin brothers of the Cao family. Their names were Tan for the eldest brother, and Lang for the youngest one.

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