In Chapter 3, we read the comic book that George and Harold created. The comic introduces Captain Underpants, a silly superhero who wears only underwear and a cape. Captain Underpants is brave and strong, but also very funny.

In the comic, Captain Underpants fights bad guys and saves people in silly and unexpected ways. The story is full of jokes, exaggeration, and funny pictures. This chapter shows how creative George and Harold are and helps us understand the kind of superhero they imagine before he becomes part of the real story.Send me a message for your free copy of this book to follow along.

The Adventures of Captain Underpants

The Adventures of Captain Underpants Chapter 3 

 استماع نص مختصر عن   تاريخ البن اليمني ( موكا كوفي )

ADEL ALBANNA: A PROFISSIONAL ARABIC TEACHER

البن اليمني ( موكا كوفي )

Did you know that some words change meaning depending on if they are followed by a verb in the infinitive versus a gerund? It's true! In today's podcast, we review three major verbs that change meaning depending on what you say! 

* To stop to do/To stop doing  

*To remember to do/To remember doing  

*To forget to do/To forget doing 

Book a lesson with me: https://italki.com/teacher/8476284

Stairway to English: Short easy to understand episodes to improve your English grammar and fluency

Do you know that "Stop doing" and "Stop to do" mean different things? Verb changes with infinitives and gerunds

Numbers till one million, understand a newspaper article & w-questions, verb conjugations singular: (du) kommst, wohnst, arbeitest.

Paul is in the subway on his way to work. He's reading the newspaper: An article about burglars where Fritz is the police contact person. He is Paul's friend. Will he catch the thieves?
Here's how to get YOUR NAME on the next German Stories episode:

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German Stories | Learn German with Stories

6: Diebe stehlen bei Großkauf | Thieves steal from Großkauf

Fao nos cuenta cómo llega a tocar en las calles de Taiwan, va en búsqueda del camino del Tao,  el Taichi, la caligrafía  y el Guqin, y en el camino, hace bailar a los taiwaneses.  

Ritmos del mundo

#14 Taiwan

Vidéo avec sous-titres ici: 
https://youtu.be/fzx2RSwBdXM?si=n4rZxBOFH3jHTXMQ

French Stories For All

Apprendre le Chinois - Mon Expérience 

Cognates are words that have a similar spelling, pronunciation, and meaning across two languages. This Episode includes an introduction to this podcast + a short explanation about how cognates work. By the end, there's a list of words associated with our first grammatical rule about cognates by suffix.

In this episode: Words that end with "ly" in English, while in Spanish end with the suffix "mente".

absolutely- absolutamente
additionally - adicionalmente
attentively - atentamente
completely - completamente
correctly - correctamente
directly - directamente
especially - especialmente
eventually - eventualmente
evidently - evidentemente
exactly - exactamente
finally - finalmente
fortunately - afortunadamente
horizontally - horizontalmente
immediately - inmediatamente
naturally - naturalmente
normally - normalmente
perfectly - perfectamente
really - realmente
recently - recientemente
secretly - secretamente
totally - totalmente

Spanish Hacks and Tips

1. COGNATES between English and Spanish. Part 1.

You can read the podcast here: >> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a-sWZrQuzb759kVbBTw2sxVHKOCpoM9O/view?usp=sharing

Lisa's Podcast

Making Our Streets Safer for Everyone

What is the Difference Between Divergent and Convergent Thinking?

“Divergent thinking is the process of coming up with new ideas and possibilities—without judgment, without analysis, without discussion. It is the type of thinking that allows you to free-associate, to ‘go big’ and to discuss possible new ways to solve difficult challenges that have no single/right/known answer,”

Think about a brainstorming session, where you sit down to discuss what company problem needs to be solved next. People are throwing out all sorts of suggestions—even ones you know at first glance are unfeasible. That’s divergent thinking. You’re spitballing ideas without any rules or restrictions.

Now that you have that long list of lofty ambitions, what happens next? In an ideal world, it’s convergent thinking.