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Etiqueta: inglés
English Idiom – Feeling under the weather
A new idiom for today – Feeling under the weather What it means: To feel mildly ill or sick In a sentence: I’m feeling under the weather today, so I’m not going to the party. Leer más →
Connector Corner – Connectors of Cause and Reason
This week in Connector Corner we have: Connectors of Cause & Reason Leer más →
English idiom – Add insult to injury
A new idiom for today – “Add insult to injury” What it means: To make a bad or unfortunate situation even worse. In a sentence: My human parents took me to the vet, and then to add insult to injury the cat eats from my dish! Leer más →
Connector Corner – Connectors of Contrast
This week in Connector Corner we have: Connectors of Contrast. Leer más →
What we have all been waiting for…It’s Friday!
What we have all been waiting for…It’s Friday! What plans are your plans for the weekend? Have a good weekend and make lots of memories! Leer más →
English idioms – I could eat a horse
A new idiom for today (I’m so hungry) I could eat a horse = you are extremely hungry Leer más →
TGIF!
TGIF = Thank God It’s Friday and the weekend is almost here! What plans do you have for the weekend? Leer más →
What’s the difference between…WIN & BEAT?
Not sure when you should use WIN or BEAT? Here you have a brief explanation of the two words that I hope helps the next time your not sure which one to use. Leer más →
Collocations with BREAK
Collocations with BREAK Don’t forget that below the graphic you will find the Spanish translation for them as well as examples. Break the law Example: When the robbed the bank, they broke the law. Infringir la ley Break the spell Example: They gazed at one another, until Sam came in and broke the spell. Romper el encanto Break a… Leer más →