James just released a new video lesson. So actual topic in our days
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=utyWFYJXESo
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=utyWFYJXESo
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How to change a fight into a discussion
Stop fighting and start talking! We all get into arguments; usually, it's with the people we care about the most. In this lesson, you will learn how to relax someone who's angry, and how to express your feelings in a productive way. That's right. You can…
4 ways to use preposition "at"
• to point out specific time.
• to indicate a place.
• to indicate an email address.
• to indicate an activity.
• to point out specific time.
• to indicate a place.
• to indicate an email address.
• to indicate an activity.
#Hardjoking on Learning English :)
a bitch = a female dog and a bitch ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
a pussy = a little female cat, a vagina
a cock = a cockerel, balls
a bitch = a female dog and a bitch ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
a pussy = a little female cat, a vagina
a cock = a cockerel, balls
English Idioms.pdf
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📕A beautiful and friendly book for mastering English idioms.😛
📗Title: Idioms are fun.
📗Title: Idioms are fun.
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Voscreen helps you improve your English language skills on your own through short video clips.
Voscreen helps you improve your English language skills on your own through short video clips.
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Write a journal entry in English, and other English-speaking users will correct your writing in exchange for help in your native language.
Write a journal entry in English, and other English-speaking users will correct your writing in exchange for help in your native language.
If you still don't know who Ronnie is, it's time to get to know. She just released a new video lesson. Enjoy it :) https://youtu.be/rCvAvG-43eE
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Improve Your Vocabulary: 50+ Shades of Colors in English!
Are your walls white, or eggshell white? Is your car blue, or electric blue? You already know your basic colors in English, now let's take them to the next level! Today, you'll learn the shades of colors. I'll explain them and you'll get to see them on screen.…
Did you know that there are two ways of speaking English? I din't, but this guy fully explained.
So, watch the video about horizontal and vertical ways of speaking. Which one do you prefer?
https://youtu.be/QjkkTSFKJco
So, watch the video about horizontal and vertical ways of speaking. Which one do you prefer?
https://youtu.be/QjkkTSFKJco
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Speaking English: vertical vs. horizontal speaking
Learn about two different ways of speaking English: one is more horizontal, where you pull your lips wide, and one is more vertical, where you drop your jaw. Which one sounds more natural? Find out in this video.
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SHADE or SHADOW?
A shadow is the silhouette cast by an object that blocks a source of light. You can see your shadow on the ground or a wall or whatever you are blocking from the light source. You can make shadow puppets with your hands. A shadow can be cast by any light source such as a candle, a flashlight, an overhead light, a spotlight, or the sun.
Shade is the "darkness" created by a shadow and only really applies to shadows created outside by the sun. Underneath a tree on a sunny day would be "in the shade". Inside a building would be "out of the sun" and not "in the shade." However, under a roof with no walls (like a picnic shelter) would be "in the shade."
https://youtu.be/sUg6P1KO6xw
A shadow is the silhouette cast by an object that blocks a source of light. You can see your shadow on the ground or a wall or whatever you are blocking from the light source. You can make shadow puppets with your hands. A shadow can be cast by any light source such as a candle, a flashlight, an overhead light, a spotlight, or the sun.
Shade is the "darkness" created by a shadow and only really applies to shadows created outside by the sun. Underneath a tree on a sunny day would be "in the shade". Inside a building would be "out of the sun" and not "in the shade." However, under a roof with no walls (like a picnic shelter) would be "in the shade."
https://youtu.be/sUg6P1KO6xw
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Common Mistakes: SHADE or SHADOW?
http://www.engvid.com/ Sometimes there are words in English that have similar meanings but are used in different ways. In this vocabulary lesson, I discuss the difference between 'shade' and 'shadow' and show examples of how to use the two words.
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Test your listening skills
Listen to the audio below and try to recognize what the woman said. When you'll be ready to answer, tap on "Read" and check yourself.
Listen to the audio below and try to recognize what the woman said. When you'll be ready to answer, tap on "Read" and check yourself.