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It's December!!! Do you know the rhyme we say in England when a new month starts?..........

Pinch punch, first of the.....

Phrasal verb of the day - Give in Meaning: To finally agree to what somebody wants after refusing it for some time. Example: I didn't want to share a room with my sister on holiday but when I found out my parents would pay for the room I gave in. If you'd like to practice using this phrasal verb, please write back to me on this post with an example and I'll tell you if you're using it correctly :D Finally, if you're looking for a friendly and patient teacher please check out my profile, I look forward to meeting you. Thank you, Rianne :)

December 1, 2023

Hello everyone! My name is Sara, I’m looking for someone who can help me in English conversations because I will do an English oral test soon and I can help you in Italian Thank you ☺️

December 1, 2023

My questions are about the game videos below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNq35Z8a_QU&.............................. At 39:04, Markiplier said "Even though I didn't know that, but it's okay...." Here he used "even though" and "but" in the same sentence. However, English learners were taught to use "even though" OR "but" in our textbook. We can only use one of those two in the same sentence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0P6ckIBX6Q&.............................. At 7:58, Socksfor1 said "i just saw a body i just saw a body i just saw 'Lit.'" I'm pretty sure he add an "L sound" to the word "it." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca8ace1N_4A&.............................. At 3:36, Jacksepticeye said "Ironbark Lookout, May twelfthT" I'm also pretty sure he add a "T sound" at the end of the the word, "twelfth." Why does this happen? Did they make a mistake, or not?

December 1, 2023