Phrasal Verbs Practice How do I imagine phrasal verbs? This is two buddies, a verb and a preposition, which can't do without each other. A verb always linked to an action, and a preposition shows direction of an action that what makes them fully-fledged. They are always next by each other, but sometimes some words can be put between them just to let them make for the meaning of the context as they always work for. Otherwise, when they are set apart, everything can't be setting by. Here is an example, 'I pass by her house' and 'I pass'. We see how they helpful to make up the context. These guys are very logical and supposed to be artful. They really like to being played. The most used verbs in a daily conversation are get, set, make, take, go, give, run; and prepositions are in, out, over, out, off, of, for, with, by, etc. So, we can run with usage of them as puzzles, putting a verb with different prepositions together. Let's set them in our speaking practice. We also need to read more to come up with understanding of the context and get over any confusion.

Future Tenses Practice - So what about our weekend? Will we go to visit our friends as we planned? - I think, we can do it. Are you going to call them and ask if it's ok? - Sure, I'm going to chat with Anna tonight as I promised her. - That would be awesome! Because I have to finish my work issue before we go. So, you will be chatting to Anna while I work on my task. This means tonight we stay at home. - Indeed! Besides, if we go to visit Anna and George what will we bring for them? - Good question, I haven't thought about it so far... - Let me guess. Anna loves red sweet wine and George can't wait to read a new edited book 'Player of Games' by Iain Banks as she told me once. - Nice! You have an idea and I can go to buy Anna's favorite wine and a book for George then. - So, when would you go for shopping? - I go to the book store today. Even if we won't go to visit them this weekend I will be happy to read a book, anyway. Because as George I love Iain Bank's science fictions. And wine is never seems to be excess, doesn't it? - You read my thoughts. So, while you'll be shopping I can eventually watch another episode of 'Planet Earth'. Then, I will be cooking a veg salad and chicken breast steak for dinner. - Suberb! Perhaps, I will have to go to buy another bottle of wine then.

Future tenses practice 1. I continue learning English in June. 2. I'm doing a task tonight. 3. I'm going to do a task if I feel well, or nothing distracts me. 4. My friends are having a party tonight. Perhaps, it's going to be fun. 5. I will learn this subject as soon as I can. Promise. I presume, the progress will be possible in order to the ongoing practice. 6. I will be learning English, even though I go out of the town.

Traveling is to sense the world You take a red-eye flight that doesn't seem to be along nicely, but simultaneously you are exhilarated by enormous anticipation of upcoming journey. What are you up to setting off ? Don't you want to be just a wide-eyed tourist? If you want to look alike an expert local, then listen out what I'm going to tell you. Be kind originally - put a smart smile on your face - most likely it is felt better than any words. Keep your posture strait, no matter what - it has nothing common to do with arrogance, you don't want to ask for troubles - it just assumed you can be trusted, especially if you are about getting to know residents. Do not give in to panic if you feel like lost. That's right, keep your posture strait. Panic is a huge killer of everything good that can be. Then, look around you. See, the world still goes around. Look around again. You do not know what to do and where to go. If so, just stop for a while - don't make a fuss about nothing going off the beaten path. Feel, you more organized, less emotive. Then, you veer off and make your confusion up to a real journey. This is why you came there, isn't it? Go and ask someone to help you with direction. Go, go, go. GO! Bring something special with you (a little souvenirs - candies, chocolate), giving it to your new local friends, especially in order to thank someone who can help you with your confusion. So, keep it at you, backpack, handle purse or so, all the time while you back and forth. You will see then, all - expectations and reality - come together. The only thing you need is just to see to look, making it out. Set your heart on a moment - save your breath from taking endless selfies and photos because, eventually, you'll get rid most of them. You're not the first one and the last one who was getting through it. Do not let it to take control on you. Make ownership of your needed and unnecessery desires, and it will be coming into the single most unforgettable experience. Remember, it is not always right, the more experiments you make, the better. You are alive, merely a human being, resonate with it. Let me guess if you have made up your deep down playlist of music. Well done you! Keep your ears open, anyway. Music is everywhere because this world is made of it. See, what I'm getting at? Twinkle. Hey, and the last ones - don't make mess and litter wherever you are. Love and take care of the Nature - this is the only one! That's it. Good luck there!

Self-correction Because I am not a teacher it is difficult for me to say in which exact point errors made by students should be corrected by a teacher. The other point why it seems to me difficult, even if to talk about self-correction, is that I don't like edit my written essays because I am more focused on ideas. I know that mostly I make mistakes because of overlooks and oversights. Perhaps, I must be slow while working on my writings. But the issue is that I worry I can lose my train of thought in terms of consequent of ideas. Probably, I must correct myself after some time will be passed away, not immediately. If to talk about my speaking correction, this is my top difficulty. I can not correct mistakes by myself simply because I am not a native speaker and I can not manage to figure them out. Simple. Given advice, corrections by a native speaker are much more preferable and effective way to succeed with my speaking. Of course, when made mistakes are being corrected at the same time. That gives me an extra chance to put corrections on my next speaking practice, and therefore, to memorize them using correct expressions.

Conditional. If I hadn't watched that film, I wouldn't realize how my vision of the story distinctive from the author's. If someone asked me did I like the plot of the film, I would say that it was neutral for me because I'm a sprinter not a marathoner - I wouldn't wait for ages to show my respect and gratitude to someone significant. If I were a director, I could remake the plot of the film. If the girl had backed out of potential children purchases, she might have had a chance to have a cake bought. If that happened, a young man whose children story was very similar, would tell her his story right in a supermarket. If only they had talked to each other (in this perspective), then we, viewers, would have had a chance to see similarities and differences of people's behavior in the same case. If only the young man had showed the girl a note, which was given (to) him by a stranger many years ago, it would have let her to figure out that this is (was) a phrase her grandfather like(d) to say in such situations. Then, if she continued storytelling about her grandfather, she would refer to the story of her grandpa and a little boy that had happened many years ago and the man would recognize that her grandpa was the man who bought him a birthday cake 20 years ago. If they were talking about it, so the girl's grandmother would invite the young man to visit her husband, girl's grandfather at their house. If the young man had heard the invitation, he would have bought a cake immediately and went with the girl, her grandmother and brother to their house where the grandfather was waiting for them. If they had came back home all together, the grandfather would have (been) surprised and felt happy just like all the characters of the story. If that had happened, they would have had tea and a cake together and the young man would have said how he is (was) grateful to the man who had gifted him a birthday cake and taught him to be a truly man by that note which he's been keeping.

Snickers. Passive voice practice Snickers is well-known candy made of nougat, peanuts, caramel and chocolate. There are 10 general steps of making miniature, pocket-size chocolate bars. First step is about cooking nougat - an essential tasty ingredient which is mixed of corn syrup, egg whites, sugar and salt into an airy blend. Then, fresh ground peanut butter is being put in nougat to be mixed with. Altogether, they are being cooked to 165 *F and then dropped onto a chilly contraption with ice-cold rolling pins which are form nougat into a thin skin. This 'skin' are being transferred off of those rollers onto a stainless steel belt to being cut down in a proper slices. Simultaneously, in another special section fresh roasted peanuts has been mixed with buttery caramel which is cooked by the similar process just as nougat. To clarify, it is being chilled out by taking a ride through the refrigerated rollers. Then, it is ready to being laid on the top of the nougat slabs. And afterwards, a fully-firmed up texture will have been cut into an appropriate lengths, comparable with the ribbons. After finishing this process fun sized pieces must be covered by chocolate from the bottom to the sides; and the top of almost done candies will have been decorated with chocolate scratches. At the end of the process made candies are being wrapped by Snickers branded envelopes.

Tenses. Practice They build a house. They are building a house. They have built a house. They have been building a house (for a year). They built a house. They were building a house when the economic crisis collapsed the develop market. They had built a house before the economic crisis collapsed the develop market. The had been building a house since 2016. They will build a house when summer takes place. They will be building a house when summer takes place. They will have built a house by the end of summer. By the end of summer they will have been building a house for a year.

And this, too, shall pass away. The best advice. When I feel frustrated or disappointed I notice myself that nothing is eternal in this world except itself, so it significantly keeps me to streaming straight as if I were a river. Of course, it is not easy to struggle with inner demons but at least I've 'turned a tiger into a pretty kitten' - that's what I've heard once from my doctor when I've got a painful injury and couldn't walk; my big dream was completely destroyed by that. 'It's over, it's over', - a tiger was growling. 'No, it's not. It's painful but it's not over while you are alive.', - a kitten was talking back. 'If life gives you lemons, make a lemonade. There is always way out from a maze', another advice given by my soulmate and bestie whose positive persistence to life is supportive and reliable especially when things seem hopeless. For instance, I ran with new passionate things in my life - traveling and learning English because a big plan had collapsed. 'Stay young!', the most attractive advice was given by my student A. from England when we were practicing bellydance. She is about 55-60 but her capacity to laugh on herself and sense of humor always admire me. I am 35 but I do not feel my biological age, maybe because just like A. I laugh on myself making jokes because I know this is the better way to get extricated from any complicated situations and to follow by my way.