ββπ Here is a practical book β "Phrasal Verbs and Idioms". It is designed to interactively introduce a reader to the world of short idioms and longer idiomatic expressions. The content is divided into sections according to various topics.
Don't forget to keep track of everything you learn β write down with translations new idioms and do all the exercises in the written form.
β¬οΈ Download it above
#reading #vocabulary
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Don't forget to keep track of everything you learn β write down with translations new idioms and do all the exercises in the written form.
β¬οΈ Download it above
#reading #vocabulary
@worldspeaksenglish
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π Reading practice!
Why do you think people can make better desicions when thinking in a foreign language? There is a clear evidence that explains reasons to that. Read the article below to find out why.
P.S. Don't forget to write down all new words with translations!
Article: https://medium.com/financial-times/do-we-make-better-decisions-in-a-foreign-language-91685ac70e21
#reading
@worldspeaskenglish
Why do you think people can make better desicions when thinking in a foreign language? There is a clear evidence that explains reasons to that. Read the article below to find out why.
P.S. Don't forget to write down all new words with translations!
Article: https://medium.com/financial-times/do-we-make-better-decisions-in-a-foreign-language-91685ac70e21
#reading
@worldspeaskenglish
Medium
Do We Make Better Decisions in a Foreign Language?
Research suggests we are less subject to cognitive bias
πΎ Don't use IMPLY/INFER interchangeably! They have different meanings.
Imply β to suggest or indicate something without directly stating it.
π¬ Being a farmer implies rising early.
Infer β to deduct something from evidence at hand.
π¬ Since my friend is a farmer, I inferred that he got up early.
#feel_English
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Imply β to suggest or indicate something without directly stating it.
π¬ Being a farmer implies rising early.
Infer β to deduct something from evidence at hand.
π¬ Since my friend is a farmer, I inferred that he got up early.
#feel_English
@worldspeaksenglish
β TEST YOURSELF
Gerund or infinitive?
There were posts about this on the channel, so go have a look if unsure.
I don't mind ______ you today, but we will see how well you perform and whether I will be able to do that tomorrow
#test #grammar
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βͺοΈ 26% (67) to help
πΈπΈ
β«οΈ 73% (183) helping
πΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈ
π₯ 250 - Π²ΡΠ΅Π³ΠΎ Π³ΠΎΠ»ΠΎΡΠΎΠ²
Gerund or infinitive?
There were posts about this on the channel, so go have a look if unsure.
I don't mind ______ you today, but we will see how well you perform and whether I will be able to do that tomorrow
#test #grammar
@worldspeaksenglish
βͺοΈ 26% (67) to help
πΈπΈ
β«οΈ 73% (183) helping
πΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈ
π₯ 250 - Π²ΡΠ΅Π³ΠΎ Π³ΠΎΠ»ΠΎΡΠΎΠ²
π QUIZ ANSWER
The rule of applying gerund after verbs requires you to learn by heart the usages. One of them - gerund after "don't mind".
Therefore, the correct sentence is:
I don't mind helping you today, but we will see how well you perform and whether I will be able to do that tomorrow
#quiz #grammar
@worldspeaksenglish
The rule of applying gerund after verbs requires you to learn by heart the usages. One of them - gerund after "don't mind".
Therefore, the correct sentence is:
I don't mind helping you today, but we will see how well you perform and whether I will be able to do that tomorrow
#quiz #grammar
@worldspeaksenglish
ββπ ENGLISH TENSES
A consise and very clear table that I always use to start feeling how tenses are time-bound. Make sure to navigate between them easily and always choose a right one.
#grammar #feel_English
@worldspeaksenglish
A consise and very clear table that I always use to start feeling how tenses are time-bound. Make sure to navigate between them easily and always choose a right one.
#grammar #feel_English
@worldspeaksenglish
π₯ MOTIVATION FOR ENGLISH
It's not easy to stay motivated all the time when learning a language. But I decided to hand-pick for you 7 tips that I personally use to stay on top of the learning curve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcinBRsqgJg
#video #feel_English
@worldspeaksenglish
It's not easy to stay motivated all the time when learning a language. But I decided to hand-pick for you 7 tips that I personally use to stay on top of the learning curve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcinBRsqgJg
#video #feel_English
@worldspeaksenglish
YouTube
My motivation for learning English | 7 tips
I started learning English at 6 y.o. but had never had any motivation until I was 16. There are 7 tips on how to motivate yourself and learn English efficiently.
World Speaks English podcast - https://wse.pinecast.co
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World Speaks English podcast - https://wse.pinecast.co
On iTunes - https://itunes.apple.coβ¦
ββπ CAMBRIDGE GUIDE TO IELTS
This is a brilliant book (officially from Cambridge) that provides:
- detailed explanation of each paper and section of IELTS
- example of questions and their descriptions
- language skills and strategies needed in every section
- official study and test tips to help you achieve your better score
Download it above β¬οΈ
#ielts #books
@worldspeaksenglish
This is a brilliant book (officially from Cambridge) that provides:
- detailed explanation of each paper and section of IELTS
- example of questions and their descriptions
- language skills and strategies needed in every section
- official study and test tips to help you achieve your better score
Download it above β¬οΈ
#ielts #books
@worldspeaksenglish
π₯ Today in a few hours I am sending a new letter with an amazing book. It's called The Four, and it's about Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple. I will not only send the book but also an audiobook, which is great for the listening practice ππ»
So, definitely subscribe to my mailing list to get it (it's free). Remember, email campaigns are not resent in the future again.
To enter the list - https://bit.ly/2I1fxv5
So, definitely subscribe to my mailing list to get it (it's free). Remember, email campaigns are not resent in the future again.
To enter the list - https://bit.ly/2I1fxv5
βTEST YOURSELF
Gerund or infinitive?
The next post will be with the correct answer and grammar rules on that.
I tried ________ my homewok, but but could not because my sister was watching TV in my room all night.
#quiz #grammar
@worldspeaksenglish
βͺοΈ 87% (193) to do
πΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈ
β«οΈ 12% (27) doing
πΈ
π₯ 220 - Π²ΡΠ΅Π³ΠΎ Π³ΠΎΠ»ΠΎΡΠΎΠ²
Gerund or infinitive?
The next post will be with the correct answer and grammar rules on that.
I tried ________ my homewok, but but could not because my sister was watching TV in my room all night.
#quiz #grammar
@worldspeaksenglish
βͺοΈ 87% (193) to do
πΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈπΈ
β«οΈ 12% (27) doing
πΈ
π₯ 220 - Π²ΡΠ΅Π³ΠΎ Π³ΠΎΠ»ΠΎΡΠΎΠ²
βπ» TRY + INFINITIVE OR GERUND?
Actually, both options are possible, but they change the meaning a lot, therefore they are not interchangeable.
1.
2.
#grammar #feel_English
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Actually, both options are possible, but they change the meaning a lot, therefore they are not interchangeable.
1.
I tried to do my homework last night, but could not because my sister was watching TV in my room all night β shows that the speaker made an attempt to do his/her homework, but was unable to, because it was difficult to accomplish.2.
I tried doing my homework last night, and this morning I understood the professor much better β means that the speaker experimented by doing his/her homework, and noticed a difference in the the result the next day.#grammar #feel_English
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π New Idiom
CHICKEN OUT
to be afraid, to fear, to be a coward.
π¬ Are you absolutely sure about the bungee jumping? I feel you might chicken out at the last minute.
π¬ My brother doesn't do anything risky. He chickened out when we wanted to cheat on the test.
#idiom
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CHICKEN OUT
to be afraid, to fear, to be a coward.
π¬ Are you absolutely sure about the bungee jumping? I feel you might chicken out at the last minute.
π¬ My brother doesn't do anything risky. He chickened out when we wanted to cheat on the test.
#idiom
@worldspeaksenglish
ββπ ESSENTIAL WORDS FOR IELTS
Extensive practice in vocabulary building and correct English usage, with emphasis on 600 words that appear frequently on the IELTS. Plus, you don't need to have the audio to effectively work with it!
Dowload it above β¬οΈ
#vocabulary #books #ielts
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Extensive practice in vocabulary building and correct English usage, with emphasis on 600 words that appear frequently on the IELTS. Plus, you don't need to have the audio to effectively work with it!
Dowload it above β¬οΈ
#vocabulary #books #ielts
@worldspeaksenglish
ββπΏ DAILY WORD
This is a rubric that I started on my FB page and decided to also carry out here.
#dailyword #vocabulary
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This is a rubric that I started on my FB page and decided to also carry out here.
#dailyword #vocabulary
@worldspeaksenglish
ββππ» PROBLEM & SOLUTION ESSAY
There are 5 major types of essays in IELTS Writing Task 2, one of which being the "Problem & Solution" one. Here is a free guide for it, where you can find:
1. What is the "Problem & Solution" essay
2. How to identify key-words
3. The best structure
4. Common mistakes
5. Model essay
Download it above β¬οΈ
#ielts #writing
@worldspeaksenglish
There are 5 major types of essays in IELTS Writing Task 2, one of which being the "Problem & Solution" one. Here is a free guide for it, where you can find:
1. What is the "Problem & Solution" essay
2. How to identify key-words
3. The best structure
4. Common mistakes
5. Model essay
Download it above β¬οΈ
#ielts #writing
@worldspeaksenglish
