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New Year's Resolutions and Winter Weather Preparations

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New Year's Resolutions

Posted by Peter, January 1st at 08:04 AM

I really want to go to college to study law. I'm going to study hard and try my best to do well in school. I'm going to show my parents I can be responsible.

Posted by Susan, January 1st at 10:08 AM

I'm going to volunteer my time to help others. I really believe that it's very important to help those who need our help. I also think that the more you do for others, the better you feel about yourself.

Posted by Antony, January 1st at 11:04 AM

I'm going to start recycling all the paper, plastic, and glass I use instead of just throwing it away. We all need to start thinking about the environment before it's too late.

Getting Ready for the Cold

Come rain or shine!

Brian: They say it's going

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Spanish Phrases for Travel and Business

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Spanish for Travel and Business

Common Travel Phrases

Me voy a Los Ángeles el lunes = I'm going to Los Angeles on Monday.

¿Vas a París por negocios? = Are you going to Paris on business?

Vuelvo a Londres en tren = I'm coming back to London by train.

Llego a Madrid justo después de medianoche = I'm arriving in Madrid just after midnight.

Business Interactions

¿Cuándo te reúnes con los trabajadores? = When are you meeting with the workers?

El nuevo ayudante llega a la oficina el martes y se queda dos semanas = The new assistant is arriving at the office on Tuesday and is staying for two weeks.

Llegaremos a Londres a mediados de mes = We are arriving in London in the middle of the month.

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Paris: A Traveler's Must-See Destination

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First Point: Paris is renowned for its unique charm and historical significance. It is well known because...

Second Point: The city offers a wealth of attractions. Among its great number of monuments, we can highlight the...

Third Point: In conclusion, Paris is a truly unique destination, making it a popular choice for tourists. As a personal recommendation, I would try to visit... It would be the best souvenir from your trip!


Travel Vocabulary

Nouns:

  • Aim: Objetivo
  • Backpacker: Mochilero
  • Budget airline: Compañía aérea
  • Deal: Oferta
  • Freedom: Libertad
  • High season: Temporada alta
  • Lifestyle: Estilo de vida
  • Rate: Tarifa
  • Spot: Lugar
  • Stall: Kiosco
  • Tourist trap: Trampa Turística
  • Youth hostel: Albergue juvenil

Verbs:

  • Approach: Acercarse a
  • Bargain about: Regatear
  • Bring
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Justice System Vocabulary and Grammar

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Crime and Justice

Vocabulary

  • Arrest
  • Break the law
  • Commit a crime
  • Do community service
  • Get away with (escape with)
  • Get carried away (become enthusiastic, let oneself go)
  • Give a sentence
  • Go to court
  • Go to prison
  • Pay a fine
  • Punish (sanction/penalize)
  • Spend time in prison
  • Treat fairly

People

  • Criminal
  • Judge
  • Offender
  • Victim
  • Witness

Idioms

  • Be above board (be honest and legal)
  • Catch someone red-handed (catch someone in the act)
  • Face the music (accept the consequences)
  • Get to the bottom of (discover the truth)
  • Keep your nose clean (stay out of trouble)
  • Step out of line (disobey or fail to follow rules)

Phrasal Verbs

  • Bring in (introduce)
  • Cover up (conceal)
  • Found out (discover)
  • Let on (reveal information)
  • Own up to (confess, admit)
  • Set up (trap)
  • Stamp out (eliminate)
  • Stand up to (confront)
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Spanish Grammar: Present Continuous, Past Simple, and Future Tense

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Present Continuous

To talk about something that is happening at the moment we talk.

  • I’m studying now (Yo estoy estudiando ahora)
  • I’m it raining? (está lloviendo?)

Past Simple

To speak of a concrete action that began and ended in the past.

  • Tom stayed at home last night. (Tom se quedó en casa anoche.)
  • I didn’t go to the party yesterday. (No fui a la fiesta ayer.)

Future Tense

Going to

Expresses the duration of a past action and does not indicate if it is finished.

Will

Work to raise capital and start my own business

I will study some specialization or the French language.

According to projections, everything seems to indicate that in the coming years tourism will increase slowly.

Present Perfect

When do we use present perfect? ¿Cuándo usamos el presente... Continue reading "Spanish Grammar: Present Continuous, Past Simple, and Future Tense" »

Useful English Phrases, Personal Introduction, Memorable Event, and Thoughts on TV

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Useful English Phrases for Writing

On the one hand, On the other hand, Although, However, In addition, Also, As well as.

Example Phrases for Movie Reviews

  • The movie shows...
  • It seems to me a fascinating film.
  • You will enjoy it. I recommend it to everyone.

About Me, My Hobbies, and Future Plans

My name is G. I'm 16 years old. I live in Soria. I don't have any brothers. I am an only child.

I'm a very friendly person, and people say I'm quite shy. I enjoy sports and often play badminton after school and at weekends. However, my greatest love is technology, especially computers. When I grow up, I want to be a programmer and invent fun games. Now, in my free time, I hang out with my friends, go to the cinema, or watch TV.

My plans for the future are to study... Continue reading "Useful English Phrases, Personal Introduction, Memorable Event, and Thoughts on TV" »

Vocabulary of Minerals, Animals, and Verbs

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Vocabulary of Minerals and Metals

Precious metals: silver, gold

Handmade jewelry: Pearl necklace, expensive watch; luxury clothing: fur coat, silk shirt; precious stone: diamonds, emeralds

Body Organs

Large intestine (intestino largo), small intestine (intestino corto), liver (hígado), pancreas (páncreas), lungs (pulmones), kidneys (riñones), bladder (vejiga), heart (corazón), brain (cerebro)

Vocabulary of Animals

A kind of animal or plant species (especies)

The place where an animal usually lives: habitat (hábitat)

Animals that kill other animals: predators (depredador)

An animal that other animals kill to eat: prey (presa)

To look for animals and kill them: hunt (cazar)

In nature, not controlled by people: wild (salvaje)

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Important Concepts and Examples in Language Learning

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1. Verb Conjugation

  • take
  • will know
  • pay
  • will do
  • doesn't attempt
  • won't introduce

2. Regret and Wishes

  • I wish I had not cheated on my exam
  • I wish my parents would give me money to spend
  • I wish I had not deleted an email
  • I wish I had not told them I was too tired to go out

3. Conditional Sentences

  • had been/would have told
  • would not have been/had called
  • went/would be
  • would have been/had continued
  • had known/wouldn't have had
  • hadn't cheated/would have had

4. Spanish Examples

  • Si tú no le hubieras dicho eso a David, todo estaría bien
  • Sería más fácil si tú solo dijeras la verdad

5. Positive Character Traits

  • bravery
  • compassion
  • generosity
  • self-reliance
  • fairness
  • honesty
  • loyalty

6. Examples of Incorrect Usage

  • Two teenagers broke into the school and stole some laptops
  • If you come
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Vocabulary for Shopping and Consumerism

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pastime - pasatiempos

bargain - ganga

belongings - pertenencias

afford - permitirse

ready - mode precocinado

splurge - derrochar

miserable - triste

outlet -

brand - marca

price tag - etiqueta de precio

shopkeeper - comerciante

overpriced - excesivamente caro

gear - equipo

on sale - rebajado

get rid of - librarse

merchandise - mercancía

debts - deudas

pick out - elegir

out of bounds - zonas prohibidas

come to - ascender a

consumerism - consumismo

shop around - ir de tienda en tienda

stuff - cosas

give out - agotarse

bonfires - hogueras

snap up - no dejar escapar

gadget - aparato electrónico

nag - fastidiar

benefit - beneficio

teased - burlarse

discount - descuento

goes out of business - quebrar

sweatshop - fábrica

free trial - muestra gratuita

refund - devolución

free of

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Y2K & bbno$: Lalala - Official Lyrics and Meaning

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Lalala

Did I really just forget that melody?
Naw, na, na, banananananana (Dada, yeah)
Alright, dada dadadada

When I popped off, then they all call me
Maybe later, I can't talk now
Carly so cold, she's from the North, she's from Canada
Forty-five dates, I'm on the road
And you know I always sell out the show

I shine my wrist, it goes like shashasha, shashasha
I got your bitch singing like lalala, lalala
I shine my wrist, it goes like shashasha, shashasha
I got your bitch singing like lalala, lalala

Let's give it a vibe!

Cha-cha-cha, cha-cha-cha
Cómo se mueve mi mucha-cha-cha, cha-cha-cha
Ay, mami, cuando tú te agacha-cha-cha, cha-cha-cha
Cómo lo mueve mi mucha-cha-cha, cha-cha-cha
How I stride like that

I'm not really looking for a ring
I'm pretty,

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