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English Article: How to Use the 3 ‘S’ RULE for Effective Website Content Creation (Level B1-B2)
This new post describes the 3 ‘S’ rule that is conducive to effective website content creation. Powerful and detailed examples are given.
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Thandi Ngwira Gatignol
Hello and welcome to the Learn English With Africa blog. I am a teacher with a passion for creating diverse content for learning and teaching English. I am inspired by different cultures, people and experiences from across the world. This blog is where I want to share those inspirations with you. The blog is free to use. I hope you get inspired by it, whether you are a student, teacher or just visiting.
This new post describes the 3 ‘S’ rule that is conducive to effective website content creation. Powerful and detailed examples are given.
Learn how to increase traffic on your website with this thorough article. I will show you how you can do this using simple methods.
Today, I show you how to self-publish your books and sell them on Amazon. The process is not complicated and I will guide you through it.
This post is about new year’s resolutions in English for 2021. Is being consistent something you want to achieve this year?
Have you ever read ONE DAY I WILL WRITE ABOUT THIS PLACE by illustrious Kenyan writer, Binyavanga Wainaina? What is this memoir about?
Can we compare the legendary African writer, Chinua Achebe, to a baobab tree? Yes, of course? Why? Greatness is the key word.
An introduction to Zimbabwean writer Tsitsi Dangarembga. She is the first black woman to publish a novel in English in her country.
An introduction to an African talented writer, NoViolet Bulawayo, author of WE NEED NEW NAMES. She is Zimbabwean and her debut novel is delightful to read.
Meet Chigozie Obioma, a Nigerian contemporary writer who mixes elements of Greek mythology, Biblical myths and Igbo culture to create unique stories.
This is the beginning of our African Fiction series. Today’s article is about the fearless and award-winning author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
A charcoal seller goes to the house of a woman who owes him some money. Things do not go as planned. Read this story and learn more about punctuation marks.
A beautiful and inspirational poem to celebrate International Women’s Day. The audio version for “We Men are Equal to Women” is equally available!
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by Thandi Ngwira Gatignol
Inspired by African Culture from Malawi
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