Hey fellas, how are things? This is another phrasal verb post. I’ll be showing you the meaning, main uses, and real life examples as well as leave an audio for each example so that you can work on your pronunciation, ok? At the end of this post, don’t forget to leave me a comment and your examples!
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Hello, hello, hello!!! Yeah, yeah, another phrasal verb post, just for you!! And remember, leave a comment! It can be “go girl” or “thanks”, or a question. Jokes aside guys, just let me know if you liked the post or if you have any questions, ok? Muchas gracias!! 😀
Hey, friends! How are you today? In this post, I would like to talk about 3 important types of words in English: nouns, verbs, and adjectives! This is a very basic grammar point, but it is so important. I have seen many students get confused about nouns and verbs and even adjectives. So, I will teach you in the post the definition of each one and at the end of the post, I will give you some exercises, alright? I would love to see your answers in the comments. Let’s do this!
Let’s talk about how to think in English, shall we? If you don’t know what I’m talking about, then you have to check this post: http://bit.ly/2sXz8rD .I have several posts about how to think in English. Basically, I try to teach you techniques on how to do this and consequently improve your speaking and overall fluency. I also have many videos on YouTube about it. Check my channel and I’m sure you are going to like it. Ah, as usual, please leave me a comment telling me what you think about this post. Your opinion means a lot to me
Hey guys, how are things? Today I want to teach you another phrasal verb. By the way, if this is your first time around here, check out my phrasal verb section. There are many phrasal verbs for you. I always give the most common definition as well as real life examples with audio so that you can improve your pronunciation. At the end of the post, don’t forget to leave me a comment with your own examples or even suggestions of phrasal verbs you would like to see here.
Hey, guys! How are things? Another podcast for you! The purpose of this podcast is to talk about more general things. I want to help you work on your listening and pronunciation. However, I want to do that in a simple way. I want to talk about general subjects. That way you can listen to different things and relax a little bit. At the end of the podcast, I will ask you questions about it, ok? You can leave your answers in the comments. I will make sure to read and correct them
Hey, Every now and then I hear English speakers say it is difficult for them to think fast in English because they have to translate everything in their “head” before saying them and consequently it takes them more time to do so. If this happens to you, it is time to reevaluate the way you approach English.
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Have you lived up to your parents’ expectations? Hey, fellas! How are things today? Another phrasal verb post! Today I want to show you how to use the phrasal verb “live up to”. If you follow my blog, I’ve made a post about a nice expression which uses this phrasal verb. If you want to find out what “live up to the hype” means, click here.
