In this episode we'll talk about speaking in general. We'll also look at it in the context of exams. Then you'll have an exciting opportunity to produce your own answer and compare it with mine . 

Vlad's teaching tales

Speaking(IELTS example)

sentences with an Ajectival Predicate in Chinese

HSK vocabulary

HSK1-sentences with an Ajectival Predicate

 - Day 4 Hěn gāo xìng rèn shi nǐ (Free Chinese Lesson) 00_00_15-00_05_27

Who says Chinese is hard？ 谁说中文很难

EP.4 “Glad to meet you!” in Chinese (Like it please subcribe)

HSK2

HSK2-9-4

You will know some exotic fruits in Colombia

- Granadilla

- Gulupa

- Guanábana

- Tomate de árbol

- Uchuva

- Maracuyá

- Pitahaya


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Colombia

7 frutas exóticas colombianas que no puedes dejar de probar

Hey this is Chadwick.

Today I am going to talk briefly about those little pop-up advertisements, also called pop-up ads, that appear on websites or videos that you are perusing on the internet.

I fully understand the necessity of the pop up ads.  I mean, while the internet appears to offer us so much information instantly, and in most cases 'free', the truth is someone somehow must pay the bills.

So, I completely appreciate the need to sell something in order to bring in some cold hard cash, or, money.

And yes, it's true, occasionally I enjoy having my attention drawn to new and exotic music equipment from my favorite shopping website, Sweetwater.

However, if I am going to be honest, most of the time pop ups annoy me.

I mean, I'm pretty intentional about how I spend my time on the internet.

And if I am looking for some specific information on a topic, or trying to listen some music on Youtube, then it can be a bit of a bother to 'X' out of an ad, or wait 15 seconds before I can watch a video.

How about you? What do you think of pop up advertisements?

Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts.

Organic English

005 Pop Up Ads on the Internet

Aquí se describe una celebración muy partiular de Colombia, Ecuador y Venezuela, en la que se ponen velas o faroles en las calles de las ciudades los días 7 y 8 de diciembre. Es oficialmente "el comienzo de la navidad".

HABLAR ESPAÑOL

NOCHE DE ALUMBRADOS O VELITAS 

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