Esl Verbs (Quickstudy Reference Guides - Academic) Pamphlet – April 29, 2002

For what it is, this does an excellent job. This is a quick reference ESL (English as a Second Language) guide. It's not a textbook and it's meant for general non-native English speakers (contrary to what other reviewers seem to think). I suggest this to my college-prep ESL students and require it for some classes. I teach them the how and why of these skills (this pamphlet does not do that) and here they have great examples that serve also as reminders. This cannot replace instruction/textbook explanations--it's a quick reference reminder for those who understand or have access to more in-depth resources to explain the how/why. For you math folks out there, it's like a list of formulas that might appear on a standardized test--it doesn't tell you how/why to use them, it expects you to already know that.

I'm going back to school (all online) and two of my classes are English Composition I and II. It has been A VERY LONG TIME since I've been in school and felt this quick guide would be helpful with studying and almost "relearning" the proper English language and certain things I have forgotten.

I teach ESL and these are very handy for both my students and as "cheat sheets" for me!

I am an English tutor and help ESL students a lot. This chart is helpful for a quick reference guide.

This reference was created with the ESL student in mind so it is written entirely in English for ESL of any language. I was hoping to find one for Spanish speakers but this was all I could find. Nonetheless it is a useful reference.

useful information of the high points in a concise form.

Helps my students

Good, what my wife needed.