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•Inheritance🧬
(I can talk about inherited characteristics. )
🔖We learned:👇🏻
•# Vocabulary✅
•base( bases) •chromosome
•code •genome •helix •offspring
•trait
# grammar ✅
•Talking about habitual actions
Part 1 part2
•# fun 🎬
ellen show Late Late show
Yanny/Laurel
ellen show (Harry styles)
Never Google your symptoms
Fun
•# music 🎶
Justin Bieber Taylor Swift ----------------------------------------------------
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•Inheritance🧬
(I can talk about inherited characteristics. )
🔖We learned:👇🏻
•# Vocabulary✅
•base( bases) •chromosome
•code •genome •helix •offspring
•trait
# grammar ✅
•Talking about habitual actions
Part 1 part2
•# fun 🎬
ellen show Late Late show
Yanny/Laurel
ellen show (Harry styles)
Never Google your symptoms
Fun
•# music 🎶
Justin Bieber Taylor Swift ----------------------------------------------------
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I'll choose a topic for this week and I'll tell you tomorrow •_-
//Thank you all :)
//Thank you all :)
•Sheeple:
🐑people who tend to follow the majority in matters of opinion, taste, etc○ [NOUN (functioning as plural)]
#the_english_we_speak
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🐑people who tend to follow the majority in matters of opinion, taste, etc○ [NOUN (functioning as plural)]
#the_english_we_speak
👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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•Harry and the snake| Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone
#listening #fun #clip
📨ID @learning0English
#listening #fun #clip
📨ID @learning0English
If you can't do great things, do small things in a great way.✨🥀
•Napoleon Hill
@learning0English #qoutes
•Napoleon Hill
@learning0English #qoutes
•family similarities 🏡
(Aim: I can talk about family similarities)
🔖We are going to learn:👇🏻
#vocabulary:
•resemblance •evocative
•reminisce •ingrained
•stumble out •encore
#grammar:
•Similes
+(plus) musics, talkshows and so many other things to make learning fun.🎶🎬🥁
//This week's topic
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▪️ID @Learning0English
(Aim: I can talk about family similarities)
🔖We are going to learn:👇🏻
#vocabulary:
•resemblance •evocative
•reminisce •ingrained
•stumble out •encore
#grammar:
•Similes
+(plus) musics, talkshows and so many other things to make learning fun.🎶🎬🥁
//This week's topic
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▪️ID @Learning0English
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❗️🎬Billionaire Bill Gates Guesses Grocery Store Prices
#fun #speaking #listening #elen_show
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//Don't Forget to watch and share
📨 @learning0English
#fun #speaking #listening #elen_show
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//Don't Forget to watch and share
📨 @learning0English
•resemblance (n.)
📖the fact that two people or things look like each other or are similar in some other way:
🖌There was a clear family resemblance between all the brothers.
🖌These prices bear no resemblance to (= are completely different from) the ones I saw printed in the newspaper.
#vocabulary
ID @Learning0English
📖the fact that two people or things look like each other or are similar in some other way:
🖌There was a clear family resemblance between all the brothers.
🖌These prices bear no resemblance to (= are completely different from) the ones I saw printed in the newspaper.
#vocabulary
ID @Learning0English
🔎•Similes
#grammar
part1⃣
•Writers often use similes to make their writing more descriptive. A simile makes a comparison using "like" or "as".
💡1. We use "like + noun " to express a general similarity between two things.
🖋The hospital was like a maze.
💡2. We use "as + adjective/adverb +as + noun/-ing "form to compare a specific aspect.
🖋Her face was as white as snow.
#grammar
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ID @Learning0English
#grammar
part1⃣
•Writers often use similes to make their writing more descriptive. A simile makes a comparison using "like" or "as".
💡1. We use "like + noun " to express a general similarity between two things.
🖋The hospital was like a maze.
💡2. We use "as + adjective/adverb +as + noun/-ing "form to compare a specific aspect.
🖋Her face was as white as snow.
#grammar
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ID @Learning0English