🎧 Shocking facts about electricity
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#Vocabulary:
🔖Vocabulary:
•frequency(n.)
how often something repeats; electrical current frequency is the number of times a wave repeats a positive-to-negative cycle
•synchronous(adj.)
occurring together at the same time, place or rate
•a bit of a pickle
informal expression meaning a difficult situation with no obvious answer
•charge up(v.)
get the power needed to work; recharge
•anomalies(singular: anomaly)(n.)
differences from what is usual or expected
•solid state
electronics using semiconductors which have no moving parts and can automatically convert different electrical currents
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⏰ #6_Minute_English (from bbclearningenglish.com)
#vocabulary #listening
👉🏻Click here to see the Transcript
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#Vocabulary:
🔖Vocabulary:
•frequency(n.)
how often something repeats; electrical current frequency is the number of times a wave repeats a positive-to-negative cycle
•synchronous(adj.)
occurring together at the same time, place or rate
•a bit of a pickle
informal expression meaning a difficult situation with no obvious answer
•charge up(v.)
get the power needed to work; recharge
•anomalies(singular: anomaly)(n.)
differences from what is usual or expected
•solid state
electronics using semiconductors which have no moving parts and can automatically convert different electrical currents
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English
BBC Radio – Shocking facts about electricity
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•Who discovered electricity? Was it:
•Who discovered electricity? Was it:
Anonymous Quiz
64%
Thomas Edison
8%
Alexander Graham Bell
28%
Benjamin Franklin
English
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•The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. ✨🥀
-Eleanor Roosevelt
#qoutes
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-Eleanor Roosevelt
#qoutes
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Which sentence is correct?
Anonymous Quiz
90%
Teachers *still have* an important role in the classroom.
10%
Teachers *have still* an important role in the classroom.
Which sentence is correct?
Anonymous Quiz
40%
I *can still run 5 km without difficulty.
60%
I *still can run 5 km without difficulty.
Which Sentence is correct?
Anonymous Quiz
93%
The price of petrol *is still* going up.
7%
The price of petrol *still is* going up.
English
Which sentence is correct?
❗️Well, you might have heard the second sentence somewhere, but grammatically, the first one is considered to be correct .
👉🏻You might hear the second sentence in spoken English, however according to Cambridge dictionary, ("I still can run...") is incorrect.
👉🏻You might hear the second sentence in spoken English, however according to Cambridge dictionary, ("I still can run...") is incorrect.
•Still
Part 1⃣
//"Still" is an adverb and an adjective.
📍•Still as an adverb
We use still as an adverb to emphasise that something is continuing:
📎They have been together for 40 years and they are still very much in love.
📎We’re still waiting for our new couch to be delivered.
📎She still goes to French classes every week. (between subject and main verb)
📎He’s still studying. (after the modal verb or first auxiliary verb)
📎I’m still hungry. (after main verb be)
#grammar
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Part 1⃣
//"Still" is an adverb and an adjective.
📍•Still as an adverb
We use still as an adverb to emphasise that something is continuing:
📎They have been together for 40 years and they are still very much in love.
📎We’re still waiting for our new couch to be delivered.
📎She still goes to French classes every week. (between subject and main verb)
📎He’s still studying. (after the modal verb or first auxiliary verb)
📎I’m still hungry. (after main verb be)
#grammar
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•action-packed(adj.)
🗣: /ˌæk.ʃənˈpækt/
e.g.
🚩"Thor:Ragnarok" is an action-packed movie.
•action-packed(adj.)
🗣: /ˌæk.ʃənˈpækt/
e.g.
🚩"Thor:Ragnarok" is an action-packed movie.
English
👆🏻//Thor:Ragnarok •action-packed(adj.) 🗣: /ˌæk.ʃənˈpækt/ e.g. 🚩"Thor:Ragnarok" is an action-packed movie.
•action-packed(adj.)
📖full of exciting events:
🖌 an action-packed movie
🖌an action-packed thriller/weekend/finale
🖌These military toys were action-packed with lots of operating features, and sold extremely well.
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📖full of exciting events:
🖌 an action-packed movie
🖌an action-packed thriller/weekend/finale
🖌These military toys were action-packed with lots of operating features, and sold extremely well.
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#talk_show #fun
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What is your favourite colour?
Anonymous Poll
3%
Red
5%
Pink
15%
Purple
5%
White
15%
Black
3%
Orange
8%
Yellow
3%
Green
38%
Blue
8%
Grey
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#fun #knowledge
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•hair-raising (adj.)
🗣 /ˈheəˌreɪ.zɪŋ/
e.g.
🚩She told us a hair-raising story about suddenly meeting a bear on her camping trip.
🗣 /ˈheəˌreɪ.zɪŋ/
e.g.
🚩She told us a hair-raising story about suddenly meeting a bear on her camping trip.