ECDC INAUGURATION: EXCALIBUR 2019

ECDC was successfully held an amazing inauguration event in 2019 by the name EXCALIBUR on October 19th - 20th, where we could enjoy the sensation as we officially been a part of ECDC family. Here, we want to show you the enjoyable moment that we captured...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL : EXCLAMATIVE SENTENCES

Hi hi hi!! We're back!! Here our regular class material about Exclamative Senten...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: TEXT ABBREVIATIONS AND SLANG WORDS

Hello Guys!! There is something interesting in our class material So, just open h...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: SUBJUNCTIVE

The English subjunctive is a special, relatively rare verb form that expresses something desired or imagined. We use the subjunctive mainly when talking about events that are not certain to happen. So, here our class material about "Subjunctiv...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL : ASKING FOR AND GIVING PERMISSION AND HELP

Asking for permission and help to do something takes many different forms. Perhaps you need to get permission to do something at work, or perhaps you need to ask the teacher if you can leave room for a moment. Remember to use polite forms when asking for permission to do something or use an object as you are ​​​asking a favor of that person.​ So,...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: 3 USEFUL WAYS OF DESCRIBING PEOPLE IN ENGLISH

How would you describe yourself or other people? Describing someone is really just telling people what they’re like. We describe people all the time. For example, you might tell your friends what your boss is like. You might tell your sister what that cute guy you saw looks like. There are many different ways to describe a person. Whether you’re...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: REPORTED SPEECH

When do we use reported speech? Sometimes people says a sentence, for example "I'm going to the cinema tonight". Later, maybe we want to tell someone else what the first person said. You can check the material about "reported speech" h...

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ENGLISH WEEK FESTIVAL 2019 "Express Your Golden Mind"

[ ENGLISH WEEK FESTIVAL 2019 ] EWF is REAL!!! One of ECDC project, English Week Festival 2019 with theme “Express Your Golden Mind” at Quin Colombo Hotel on Saturday, 20th April 2019 finally could be held successfully. High school’s students from various...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: PARTICIPLE

In English, we can use verbs as adjectives to make tenses, it called Participle. Which can be used to explain how someone feels, or explain people or things that cause a feeling. Here our class about Participle, you can download the material h...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL : COUNTABLE VS UNCOUNTABLE AND QUANTIFIER

To answer the questions How much? and How many? certain quantifiers can be used with countable nouns (friends, cups, people), others with uncountable nouns (sugar, tea, money) and still others with all types of nouns. This time, our regular class has discussed about Countable vs Uncountable Noun and Quantifier. You can download...

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ECDC LEADERSHIP TRAINING 2019

"A good leader is people who can lead and be led" There are some memories when we did activities on Leadership Training 2019 of ECDC. Here we are, committe of ECDC 2019 who were ready to be better than before. ECDC Leading To Pride! ...

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[ENGLISH WEEK FESTIVAL 2019]

For all Future Leaders and Competition Enthusiasts!! EWF2019 Speech Competition goes with the theme "Express Your Golden Mind", as our mission in creating EWF2019 as a stage to boost the ability of public speaking in order to create future great...

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ECDC CLASS MATERIAL: QUESTION TAG

If we want to know something, sure we want to ask and ensure that to someone else, isn't it? To make sure it, usually only need a yes or no. Question tag is often used for checking information that we think we know is true. In this material, we will learn about the pattern of question tag and turn a statement to question. You can dowload material&...

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ECDC Class Material: Tenses

When we are reading something, how do we know if the events are happening in the past, present or the possible future? In English grammar, verbs are often used in a way that it indicates or denotes the time when an event occurred. These verbs that take up different forms to indicate the time of an action, event or condition by changing its form are...

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