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In this one minute challenge you'll find some questions to answer to get your daily portion of speaking.

We all live a busy lifestyle but want to practice too, right?

Welcome the topic - Boring things.

Enjoy, share and apply!

🎙 One-Minute Speaking Challenge by Anatoly Glazkov – Voice Unlock Method™

Boring things

The history of pain. What did you do to resolve it back in the caveman age? How did you survive without modern day medicine? Today, when you have a backache, you go to the doctor, and he'll whoop, prescribe some pain pills, maybe for you Or he may give you a shot But back in the early day of man, that was. not possible. What did they do? The. these are questions that need answers.

English My Way

PAIN

In this week's episode of English In A Teacup, we will be learning idiomatic expressions to talk about money and the economy. To help us with the subject, our fine English lady, Miss Finesstocrat, who will telling us of her difficulties trying to make ends meet. Who can she ask for help? Let’s put the kettle on and find out!

ENGLISH IN A TEACUP

ENGLISH IN A TEACUP: TRYING TO MAKE ENDS MEET (B2-C1)

The Chinese grammar AA的(de) where the adjective is duplicated is a common pattern used to describe people or things. In this episode Karen and 柏威 take a deep dive into this structure.


Chillchat (Learn Chinese and Chill)

语法 - AA的 Grammar - AA de (Duplication of Adjectives)

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.

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苹果
 píngguǒ
 사과
 Apple

桃子
 táozi
 복숭아
 Peach

草莓
 cǎoméi
 딸기
 Strawberry

香蕉
 xiāngjiāo
 바나나
 Banana

橙子
 chéngzi
 오렌지
 Orange

西瓜
 xīguā
 수박
 Watermelon

梨
 lí
 배
 Pear

樱桃
 yīngtáo
 체리
 Cherry

猕猴桃
 míhóutáo
 키위
 Kiwi

蓝莓
 lánméi
 블루베리
 Blueberry

芒果
 mángguǒ
 망고
 Mango

菠萝
 bōluó
 파인애플
 Pineapple

柠檬
 níngméng
 레몬
 Lemon

葡萄
 pútao
 포도
 Grape

哈密瓜
 hāmìguā
 머스크멜론
 Hami melon / Cantaloupe

石榴
 shíliu
 석류
 Pomegranate

荔枝
 lìzhī
 리치
 Lychee

龙眼
 lóngyǎn
 용안
 Longan

椰子
 yēzi
 코코넛
 Coconut

榴莲
 liúlián
 두리안
 Durian

西红柿
 xīhóngshì
 토마토
 Tomato

Word Cards in Chinese

水果词汇表 과일 어휘표 Fruit Vocabulary List

Before you take your IELTS speaking exam don’t you think it would be a a good idea to know what the examiners are looking for? What’s the difference between a band 5 and a band 6 ? What do you have to do to get a band 7 ? Why do some people get band 8? What’s the difference between a 7 and 8, or the difference between 8 and 9?