In mythology, a troll was a monster that lived under a bridge. In internet slang, a troll is a person who spends time annoying other people online. 'Trolling' can also be a verb.
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A New Quiz: Present Perfect Tense vs Present Perfect Coontinuous
It's tricky for learners to know when to use the present perfect tense and when to use the present perfect continuous tense - after all,...
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One of the most popular PDF downloads on Roadtogrammar is the set of 100 Warm-up questions. It is now available as a web page with a prese... -
If you've never tried a Rebus Puzzle before, it's a play on words presented as a picture. Here are some examples: ... -
The RoadToGrammar Text Analyzer is a free-to-use web app that will analyse the difficulty level of a piece of text. To use it, simply go t... -
Here are 50 sets of conversation questions for ESL teachers. Each set contains 6 questions. Download the PDF here: roadtogrammar.com/co...
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