If spelling is something you find difficult, it’s good to choose a few common words you often get wrong and focus on improving your accuracy of these words in one week. The next week you can choose a few different words. The key is to not try to do too many in one go. Little and often is going to be more successful.
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Seizure \ ˈsē-zhər \ Seizure is a difficult word for many non-native speakers to pronounce. It can come out sounding like scissors \ ˈsi-zərz \. If you find a word difficult to pronounce in English, your natural response is to avoid using it or to become anxious…
It can be tempting to translate words that you come across when studying directly into your first language. This won’t improve your English or your reading skills though.
Should medication names have a capital letter? This is a frequently asked question about capital letters. If you are studying for the test, the simple answer is to copy the medication as it is written in the case notes. For an answer…
