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Google Translate English Phrasal Verbs and Idioms Tutorial
A couple of our recent ESL tutorials regarding Phrasal Verbs (English Phrasal Verb Game Primer Tutorial) and English Expressions and Idioms (as with English Expressions and Idioms Game Primer Tutorial below) have a lot in common, especially their capacity to … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, CSS, ESL, expression, game, games, Google, Google Translate, HTML, idiom, Javascript, phrase, programming, tutorial
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English Expressions and Idioms Game Primer Tutorial
Advanced ESL students are on the lookout for ways to “turbo charge” their improvement of English by being able to understand some of the English Expressions and Idioms an English native speaker is quite likely to take for granted … … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, CSS, CSS3, ESL, expression, game, games, HTML, HTML5, idiom, Javascript, phrase, programming, tutorial
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English Phrasal Verb Game Primer Tutorial
That’s three different sources now that have told us that Phrasal verbs, in English, are about the hardest issue for early learners of English, as there is no real pattern to why they are the way they are. The three … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, English, ESL, game, games, HTML, Javascript, phrasal verb, programming, TESOL, tutorial, vocabulary
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HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Jeopardy Tutorial
Today we add a Double Jeopardy (aka the game, not so much the movie) clause to our HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Game Primer Tutorial starting game from a couple of days ago. So we now have four modes of game usage … Continue reading
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Tagged game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, programming, quadratic equation, symbol, tutorial, utf-8
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HTML/Javascript Maths Mystery Game Primer Tutorial
A way into an interest in mathematics is an interest in numbers and patterns of numbers. With today’s mathematics game we hope you find wonder in a pattern of arithmetic that works for the vast majority of three digit numbers … Continue reading
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Tagged DOM, event, game, games, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, numbers, programming, reveal, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Game Primer Tutorial
We can probably all think of good mathematics games we could invent in a program, but when you sit down to program you can be put off by the mathematical symbols you’d like to involve in the game, but find … Continue reading
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Tagged game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, programming, symbol, tutorial, utf-8
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?