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Not All Rain Is the Same! (Español Abajo) Recently, I created a video about rain, and afterwards, I thought about the different ways to describe rain. For example, if it is just starting to rain or the rain fall is extremely light, then you would say, “It’s sprinkling.” If the rain is not very strong, then you … Read more, Lee más…
An Incredible List of Contractions – Español Abajo Your Education Source (that’s me!) has been hard at work creating one awesome list of English contractions for you! One thing that all native speakers of English do is use contractions. Contractions are two words that are combined to form one new word and have an apostrophe … Read more, Lee más…
Idioms or Sayings with the Word Two (Español abajo) Recently, I wrote a post about words that express the concept of two. If you missed it, here’s the link. To continue with the topic of two, I want to share with you a few idioms that concern the number two. Let’s get started! Idiom: “My … Read more, Lee más…
Un Modismo de Abril Quiero compartir contigo un modismo en inglés que es muy apropiado para hoy. Es porque hoy estaba muy lluvioso (y el mes de abril), así que pensé acerca del dicho: “April showers bring May flowers.” Una traducción literalmente es “Las lluvias de abril traen las flores de mayo.” Pero, de verdad el sentido … Read more, Lee más…
Once Is Not Enough – Español en la parte abajo This post is all about two! There are several words that are good to know in English that are associated with the number two. These words help you to express the concept of two without saying the number two. Let’s look at the words. Pair … Read more, Lee más…
¡Una Lista Gratis! Quiero compartir esta grabación de la pronunciación de diez verbos en la lista de “102 Verbos Populares en Inglés.” Esta lista tiene traducciones en español. Puedes conseguir esta lista cuando te registras para recibir correos electrónicos de mi parte. Es gratis y fácil y el formulario está a la derecha de esta página. O te puedes usar … Read more, Lee más…
Tough Words (Español en la parte abajo) Some words in English are just difficult! I want to help you better understand difficult words in English, so I created this podcast called “Tough Word Tuesday.” The word tough in English is a synonym for something that is difficult. For example, if hearing the difference between two similar sounding … Read more, Lee más…
A Common Symbol (Español abajo) The @ is called the at symbol or the at sign. You will hear people call it both names. I believe the @ is technically a symbol, but many people refer to it as a sign, and it’s not incorrect in everyday English to say either one. Nowadays, the @ is … Read more, Lee más…
Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers? (Español abajo) For most people when they learn the numbers in English, they start by learning the cardinal numbers. However, you can’t communicate effectively in English when you only know the cardinal numbers. Let’s take a look at what the cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers are used for. Cardinal Numbers The … Read more, Lee más…
Wait! — Before or After?? (Español abajo) Have you experienced this? It’s the moment when you’ve just been asked a question with one of the words: before or after. And you’re stuck because you confuse these two words in English. Don’t worry! You’re not alone, and I hope that this post will help eliminate any … Read more, Lee más…