Poetry – P and C Advanced English taught by K. William Spencer

Want to Know What to Expect Learning Here?

It’s so easy! Learn at YOUR time; Ask questions until you understand; Laugh comfortably, or not – your choice; … no matter what, just learn. The photo below is a copy of my table of contents in my website – https://pandcae.data.blog Come and visit the site, and contact me ,if you’re interested! Solo and groupContinue reading “Want to Know What to Expect Learning Here?”

Today, We Explore the Variances of One Word, Live

Without a context, you really don’t know which version of the word I intended. Was I using it as a verb, an adjective, or an adverb? “Live, from New York!” “He was reporting live, and it was a lively report. Everyone was talking with great feeling!” “She lived a very nice life.” Here, read theContinue reading “Today, We Explore the Variances of One Word, Live”

What is a ‘Double Entendre’? and a Couple More!

Hi! 👋🏼 The following is definitely for those in the “Expert” level, but you can get there with me, and enjoy the learning also! This post is a little late, but its here! The next and last one for this week will be on Friday… unless I feel inspired to do an extra one 😜

Different Spelling, Same Pronunciation and a Word Extension with Definition and Example

Yesterday, you learned the difference between mail and mail, now you can learn another word which sounds like mail, with a different spelling, and an extended version of the same word, with a definition and an example! You more than likely know and understand the word, “male“, but just in case you dont know, orContinue reading “Different Spelling, Same Pronunciation and a Word Extension with Definition and Example”

Here’s Something that just Came in Out of the Blue!

So many meanings for one simple word! Recently I was reading something and it kinda hit me that there are several meanings for one simple word – depending on, of course, the context. For examples, the first one is in the title of this post. Others can be from, “I’m singing the blues”, to ”Continue reading “Here’s Something that just Came in Out of the Blue!”

Another Homonyn: Rhyme and Rime.

They look so different. Are they pronounced the same? Here’s one that even surprised me! I’ve known about a rhyme on time, but I really didn’t know about the word rime – at least not with this meaning. I only called it frost, or wind blown frost: Merriam-Webster’s definition of “rime”: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rime I think mostContinue reading “Another Homonyn: Rhyme and Rime.”

Here Are a Couple of Updates You Need to Know

I’m sorry that I didn’t inform you that I’ve created and post English vocabulary and some grammar in a different website. I think its a bit better for students over there. Here’s the alternate website… like it and subscribe; https://pandcadvancedenglish.substack.com/ This last item is not a pretty, nor pleasant topic, but it exists any way.Continue reading “Here Are a Couple of Updates You Need to Know”

Why This Logo?

It’s really simple! I created this logo because I want you and others to see that I’ll teach ANYONE on this planet – Earth – intermediate and advanced English! I do not teach basic English, because I do not know every non-English language. To teach basic English effectively, the teacher should know at least someContinue reading “Why This Logo?”

Poetry – Here’s a Subject that’s Not Spoken About Often

This past Friday, one person asked me about my poetry, because they found out that I have written it before, and I have been awarded for it, and I have been poet of the month more than once. I was an International Poetry Society first class winner. Also, somebody else I’ve met online, said sheContinue reading “Poetry – Here’s a Subject that’s Not Spoken About Often”