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There are so many terms and it is getting hard to learn the thing you are after because of the noise.
Is Linq to Entities just the practice of using Linq queries against the entities generated by the ADO.NET Entity Framework? Or, is it a separate technology?
If it isn’t a separate technology, why does it have another confusing name as though it were?
Linq to Entities is indeed practice to user Linq to query ADO.NET Entity framework. But under the hood there is some separate technology (provider) which converts expression tree built by linq to database query.