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Give it up for ... : Faites du bruit pour ...

Have a lovely Sunday !

Quelques termes dans le football :

★ striker /straike(r)/ : attaquant

★ midfielder /midfi:lde(r)/ : médiateur

★ defender /difende(r)/ : défenseur

★ goalkeeper : gardien

★ referee /refri:/ : arbitre

★ penalty area : surface de réparation

Hello everyone, let's take a look at some prepositions of Time⬇️
Prepositions of Time : at, on, in
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★ at
We use "at" to designate specific times.
Ex: the train is due at 8:30 p.m.
(In french: le train arrive à 20h30')
★ on
We use "on" to designate days and dates.
Ex: my sister is coming on Monday
(In french: ma soeur vient ou arrive Lundi)
★in
We use "in" for nonspecific times during a day, a month, a season, or a year.
Ex:- She likes reading in the morning
(Elle aime lire le matin)
- It's too hot in summer
(Il fait trop chaud en été)
- She started the job in 1990
(Il a commencé à travailler en 1990)
- She's going to resign in August
(Elle va démissionner en Août)

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Give it up for ....
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It's an informal expression mostly used in US. It means "to applaud or make some noise for".

E.g: Please give it up for Nicky! : S'il vous plaît, faîtes du bruit pour Nicky!

So tonight, MLG Learning English urges you to give it up for yourself!

Dear friends,

don't say "The music I was listening" but say "The music I was listening to.

Don't say "He entered in the church" but say "He entered the church.

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How to pronounce the " -ed"
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How to pronounce the " -ed" found in the simple past and the past participle of regular verbs?

★ If the "ed" is preceded by "t" or "d" you have to pronounce it like "id"
e.g: waited /weitid/; banded /bandid/;

★ If the "ed" is preceded by an s, p , k, x, or z sound you have to pronounce it like "t"
e.g: stopped /stopt/; asked /askt/ ; xeroxed /zirokst/; passed /past/; used /yu:zt/ ...

★ If the "ed" is preceded by b, r, v, w or any vowel sound you have to pronounce it like "d"
e.g: jabbed / jabd/ ; lived /livd/; stored /sto:rd/ ; followed /folowd/ ;


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Let's see something a little bit special: The Subjunctive ⬇️