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Today is Grammar Sunday.
HAVE SOMETHING DONE
We use have + object + -ed form when we talk about someone doing something for us which we ask or instruct them to do.
💇🏻♀️ Yesterday I went to the hairdresser’s and had my hair cut.
💅 I need to have my nails done.
👨🔧 I’m at the car service center now. I’m having my car fixed.
HAVE SOMETHING DONE
We use have + object + -ed form when we talk about someone doing something for us which we ask or instruct them to do.
💇🏻♀️ Yesterday I went to the hairdresser’s and had my hair cut.
💅 I need to have my nails done.
👨🔧 I’m at the car service center now. I’m having my car fixed.
Let’s practise it!
🔑I lost my key. I'll have to …
🔑I lost my key. I'll have to …
Anonymous Quiz
53%
make another key.
47%
have another key made.
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🏡 What's happening in your garden? Oh, we …
Anonymous Quiz
21%
had a garage build.
60%
are having a garage built.
19%
have build a garage.
👂 If you want to wear earrings, why don’t you
Anonymous Quiz
82%
have your ears pierced?
18%
had your ears pierced?
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🚘 From now on, I’m going to … more often.
Anonymous Quiz
44%
have my car washed
23%
get my car washed
33%
both above
Ahead of World Emoji Day 2022 (July, 17) Emojipedia have created a sample video of the new emojis which are up for approval this September.
How many new English words are there for you?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/o64RlavOwgs
How many new English words are there for you?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/o64RlavOwgs
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31 New Emojis for 2022/2023 #WorldEmojiDay 🥳📆
A Shaking Face, two pushing hands and a plain Pink Heart. These are just some of the emojis that are up for approval by Unicode this September. Ahead of World Emoji Day 2022 (July 17), Emojipedia have created sample designs for each candidate emoji. While…
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Hello everyone, I’ve been away for a while again, but hopes you’ll forgive me since there’s a little boy 👼 who needs my love and attention 24/7 🥰
But step by step we’re getting back to you.
I’ve recently discussed the topic of CHALLENGES with one of my lovely students and asked her about the challenge she’d like to take up. What did she say? Learn English Every Day!
That’s what we’re going to do here, too !
But step by step we’re getting back to you.
I’ve recently discussed the topic of CHALLENGES with one of my lovely students and asked her about the challenge she’d like to take up. What did she say? Learn English Every Day!
That’s what we’re going to do here, too !
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So, which challenge would you like to take up?
Choose as many as you want.
Choose as many as you want.
Anonymous Poll
63%
learn English every day
34%
climb a mountain
16%
write a novel
19%
go for a morning jog
11%
cycle to work
26%
give up sugar
31%
lose weight
34%
join dancing classes
42%
read books
2%
Write your option in the comments
SL: English Every Day
So, which challenge would you like to take up?
Choose as many as you want.
Choose as many as you want.
Learning English every day is at the top of the list (in two ways))
So, let’s do it 💪
Today I’d like to show you an old but really great TED talk about challenges
So, let’s do it 💪
Today I’d like to show you an old but really great TED talk about challenges
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Before we watch a TED talk about challenges, let’s make sure you know these phrases:
Try to guess the meaning and click___ to check your answer:
a nerd meansa socially awkward person
stuck in a rut meansfeeling bored and needing a change
from scratch meansfrom the very beginning
give it a shot meanstry to do it
sleep-deprived meansnot having enough sleep
Try to guess the meaning and click
a nerd means
stuck in a rut means
from scratch means
give it a shot means
sleep-deprived means
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