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26/08/2021

📖 “Phrasal verbs” are verbs that are followed by a preposition or an adverb, and can completely change the meaning of the original verb!

📖 These are just some examples of the phrasal verbs you can form using the verb “run”.

Do you know the difference between them?

• run AFTER: to chase or seek to acquire something
• run INTO: collide with someone or something
• run OUT OF: to finish, use or sell all of something, so that there is none left
• run FOR: to compete in an election
• run THROUGH: to look at, examine, or deal with a set of things, especially quickly

Can you come up with any sentences that include these phrasal verbs? 😁👍🏽

24/08/2021

There are so many reasons why people choose to !
🌍 It’s really useful when you travel,
📖 Or when you are trying to learn new things,
🎞 To discover new movies or series,
😁 To make international friends
and MANY other reasons!

Why do YOU study English?

20/08/2021

Did you know that Spanish learners of English often muddle up make and do? We find these words very similar!
We have to be very careful when we’re making sentences that include any of these two words. But here are some tips that might help!

📍 TO DO is used when talking about work, jobs or tasks. It’s also used when we refer to non specific things (“I have something/nothing/things to do!”)
📍 TO MAKE is for producing, constructing, creating or building something new!

There are some collocations that we just have to study and memorize, and might not follow these rules we just explained... But don’t worry! We’ll do it together 😉👍🏽

18/08/2021

to hang out (phrasal verb): to spend time in a place or with someone.

⭐️ This is a very common phrasal verb! Here are some examples:
1) Him and I have been hanging out after school.
2) Do you want to hang out at my house later?
3) They spent the whole day hanging out by the pool.

What other examples can you come up with? Have you ever used this word before? 😁

12/08/2021

❕ROOT WORDS are the most basic form of a word. You can add prefixes or suffixes to it, and give your root word a new meaning!

❕❕ go BEFORE the root word, and go AFTER. Ex: UNDER in UNDERCOOKED is a prefix, while -ER in COOKER is a suffix.

❕❕❕ What other root words can you think of? And which prefixes or suffixes could you add to it in order to change its meaning?

09/08/2021

Don’t you just LOVE breakfast? 😍
Here’s some useful vocabulary about delicious food you can eat in the morning!
Which one is your favorite?

05/08/2021

There can be so many answers for the same question! 🤩

👉🏼 “What’s up?” is a really common expression, it basically means “What is going on?” or “What is happening?”. However, it can also be used as a casual greeting or as an informal way to check up on someone.

Have you ever heard about this expression? How would you answer to it? 😁 in !

03/08/2021

Are you lost in a foreign country? Here are some ways to ASK FOR DIRECTIONS in English! What other different ways can you think of?

Thanks .arecc for helping us! ❤️

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