Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Freerice: Help Without Spending

Fight World Hunger
Today I intend to write for a cause. I strongly believe the need to mention again a method of helping without spending—Freerice. A year ago I first share this opportunity to help in 3 Grammar. Let’s have a brush up of what Freerice is all about.

Play and donate are the words that best describe the site: every correct answer from your chosen subject (for example, grammar, vocabulary, and geography) enables you to donate 10 grains of rice. The advertisers pay for all the grains that are given for free in different countries.

Recently, I found out that Freerice becomes interactive, that is, participants can communicate with each other. You can create a profile (not to miss for your link building) so as to track how many grains of rice you have donated; such addition inspires me to frequently play. Based on the total, you can imagine how many people you’ve helped while fighting hunger in the world.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

3 Grammar and Writing Havens for Improving One's Skills

Writing online has made me realized a lot of things, but one thing is always emphasized. Whether I am writing a review, article, or blog I am always confronted of the fact that grammar and writing goes hand in hand. The number of rejected articles did affect my sensitive side for a while; later on, I veered my focus to silver lining—I started seeing those comments and rejections as stimulus to improve my grammar skills.