Marcella Bauer - English Teacher

20/10/2020

The Go Rules
When to use?
How to use?
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19/10/2020

12/06/2020

Happy Valentine's day to everyone!

11/06/2020

Questions about Wh words
here are sme tips:

1. What is your name?
2. When did you start working?
3. Which colour do you want?
4. Where do you live?
5. Why do you want the red one?
6. Who opened the door?

10/06/2020

Expressing Probability - part 1

When it is quite possible that somethingwill happen, or you measure of how often an event will occur instead of another.

Maybe tomorrow I can sleep late.

Probably I will eat a great dinner at home on Friday.

08/06/2020

Phrasal of the week:
*Freak out*

If someone freaks out, or if something freaks them out, they suddenly feel extremely surprised, upset, angry, or confused.

07/04/2020

Look at the table and fill the gap:
The weather isn’t getting any better, ____?
a. does it
b. isn’t it
c. is it
d. is that
We’re here to answer your questions about question tags!

03/04/2020

So you want to learn English?
Here are two short and useful English words: ‘so' and ‘such’ 👀
But how do you use them correctly? 🤔
Take a look at the examples in our language table and see if you can use them in your own sentences! ✍️
Come on!🗣️

03/04/2020

An cat, a dress, a person… we are surrounded by things and people – so you need to learn some to the word ‘cute’. They aren't perfect synonyms, but you get the idea.

02/04/2020

t's TIME to talk about prepositions of time!
'In', 'on', 'at' - they can be so confusing!
Don't worry! We've got the rules here for you!
And if you have any questions, just ask!

01/04/2020

If' is very useful!
It's constantly used in conditionals.
People often say "if, if, if..."
What about alternatives?
You'll be so cool if you use one!
Be more creative with our alternatives to 'if'! 😁
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31/03/2020

Did you use to know more about ‘used to’?
Refresh your knowledge with this language table!
Then complete this sentence: "I _______ work in a factory when I was younger."
a) used to b) use to c) used
Any questions, just ask!
We use the phrase ‘used to’ to talk about something we did regularly in the past, but we don’t do now.