Hi, I’m Ms Junisa from our Lil’ but Mighty Yio Chu Kang branch! Perhaps you feel that you struggle with speaking fluently in English and one goal is to improve on that. If so, this blog post is definitely for you as I’m going to share a few tips on how to improve your English …
Hi everyone. My name is Ms Velvet and today, I would like to share with you about a type of writers’ technique, and that is the use of “Sentence Structure”, particularly, long sentences. As you study English at secondary level, you will come to realise that the comprehension passage you are studying is much more …
Hello, everyone! I am Miss Krittika, an English Teacher at Lil’ but Mighty! Today, I will be sharing with you 3 ways you can boost your vocabulary. Yes, you read it right. 3 simple ways to start you off on your vocabulary journey. But first, why is vocabulary important? Helps us express ourselves and our …
Let Ketchup, Mayo and Pepper teach you how to flesh out your stories by using the 5 Ws and 1 H! Like what you are watching? Please subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive our tips and strategies fresh from our studio!
Hi everyone! In my previous post on verbs, I showed the various transformations of verbs ending with ‘y’ into the past tense. In this post, let’s take a look at other verbs and their transformations. Let’s twin ’em! You may have noticed that some verbs end with consonants and when transformed into past tense, these …
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Catch our founder, Mrs Lily Chew, on MoneyFM 89.3! Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys speak to Ester Voon, Founder, Alexiz & Lily Chew, Founder, Lil’ but Mighty about their secret to balancing a business and nurturing their children, and how they are inspiring women/girls in Singapore. 2hr 14mins: In celebration of International …
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Hello everyone! It’s Miss Elysia, an English teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. Now that the holidays have started, I thought it would be a good idea to share some mobile apps that can help you improve your English! Now, you might be wondering… Are you sure? Playing games and using the phone will help to …
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‘I am not just fast, I am as fast as a cheetah!’ Tommy boasted. This vivid expression, packed with imagery, is a classic example of a simile—a figure of speech that compares two different things using “like” or “as.” Similes add colour and depth to our language, making our descriptions more engaging and relatable. In …
Welcome back! I am Mr Joel, an English Teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. For today’s video, we will be expanding on what we have discussed earlier regarding similes! If you have not read my previous blog post on this topic yet, you can do so here! In this video, we will be learning about the …
One popular topic that appears during the stimulus-based conversation component of the oral examination is that of recycling and conservation. Knowing relevant general knowledge and having personal experience that pertains to the topic will help a pupil elaborate on his/her answer and bring it to the next level! Today, we are going to share about …
Hello everyone! In my previous post, I wrote about how you can create suspense in your story using the technique called “delaying revelation”. I do hope you have been experimenting and trying it out in the stories that you write! Today, I’m writing about 4 steps to create suspense and dramatic tension in your story …
I’m very sure you’ve heard of punctuation marks like the comma, exclamation mark, question mark and full-stop. But how many of you have heard of colons and semicolons? Are they the same, and how do we use them in a sentence? I will be addressing these questions in my video today so I hope you …
