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Hello everyone,
This is my today's surprising question:
Is there an English native speaker who could be interested in being part of my content?
Yep, I've got a few videos on English phonetics and pronunciation that I'm about to start posting on Instagram, Tiktok, and YouTube.
These are short videos but I'm preparing a podcast and also longer videos in horizontal format for YouTube.
If you have a sense of humour and want to promote yourself as a teacher or just do it for the fun of it, let me know.
Technical support provided, and the editing is on me.
If you want to have a look at the content before hand it's possible if you give me your email.
That's all folks!
Cheers!
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A question about "will" and "be going to."
Can I use both after "from now on"?
- From now on, I'll work out on a daily basis.
Something that I decide at the moment of speaking.
- From now on, I'm going to work out every day.
Something that I decided in the past and it's not a spontaneous decision.
Does this make sense? 🤪
Thanks in advance folks!
Cheers!!
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I don't know whether the information on the website is misleading or it's me that I don't get it.
How does one go about filling out this form?
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X: She's acting funny... out of character.
I'm sure she's up to something.
You know her. Do you know anything?
H: I'm a tomb.
X: Oh, come on!
H: You'll have to pry it from my dead hands.
Interesting idiom this one!
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He said. "Is there anyone who you actually know inside out?" And his friend answered, "my wife." He, then, look down and changed the topic, "It's been a good month for the company, isn't it?" An awkward silence ensued.
Thanks in advance for having a look!!
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Hello everyone,
There's an underlined sentence in the screenshot, "parents could make their children see their point of view."
I don't know why, but it seems as if they, the parents, were going to force their children to agree with them.
What's your opinion? Did I get my wires crossed? XD
Thanks!! 🙂
12 septembre 2023
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Hello everyone,
I've got in my notes the phrasal verb "bring sb down" as make a person know that their not as especial as the think they are.
The thing is that I don't have a sentence example. Is the following sentence correct, for example? "I can't stand his haughty demeanour. Someone should bring him down."
I know other meanings of this phrasal verb but not this one.
Thanks in advance! 😁🍻
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Hello,
I'm reading a novel set in space. There are references to how space is something precious in the stations where humans live. Quarters are always small.
The thing is that one character is forced to do "hot-bunking." In Spain, during the 2008 recession, some people had to resort to "hot-bedding." This is sharing not a flat, nor a bedroom but a bed with another person who works a different shift.
Is this phenomenon known as hot-bunking in the English speaking world or is it hot-bunking just because of how scarce space is in this fictional future?
Strange question, isn't it? XD
Thanks in advance folks!
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Hi everyone,
I've just updated my profile. I'm not a C1 speaker anymore. From now on, I'm a proficient one. I like how it sounds! 😉
I'm super happy!!
Thanks all of you for your help!!
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Well, the countdown to the 8th of July, the day in which I'll do my first CPE exam, has already started. I like to call it "the looming exam."
The preparation for the exam is a paradox: I'm doing all kinds of exercises all day long, and I feel that I don't have time for actually studying English.
It's most important to me. That's my on thought and focus. Everything else can wait.
Cheers everyone!
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