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The New Vocabulary For August 01, 2010
defeat “defeats, defeating, defeated”(VERB, =beat, =/lose to) If you defeat someone, you win a victory over them in battle, game, or contest.E.X: Dreamer Man’s team keep defeating other’s team because it has a strong player; DM. :Pdefeatism(N-UNCOUNT
Read more…chat room complaints of numericals attached with members names
http://my.englishclub.com/profile/pardeepsharma---he was complaining that something is wrong with ec, i got in to private and he told me his name is no t written properly there is attachment of a numerical--2Pardeepi too go this attachment to my name
Read more…Social Networks in Class
Hello friends!Have you ever used any social network as a tool in your classes? What activities have you done? How was it?The first experience I had in class envolving social nets was with MyEC. I prepared slides about them and took to class, showing
Read more…The New Vocabulary For August 03, 2010
willing(ADJ, =/unwilling) Willing is used to describe someone who does something fairly enthusiastically and because they want to do it rather than because they forced to do it.E.X: I’ll marry her willing marriage.hint “hints, hinting, hinted”1. (N-C
Read more…Do you prefer to use your real name or the other one ?
why do some people or maybe the most prefer not to use the real names in some websites ?
Read more…I have to improve my English speaking with others.
Hi. I can read and understand many thing in English, but I have to talk to someone. I've been learning English alone so I need help. I'm teacher of music and love that language (English).My skype is: fabriciojsbritoI'm looking forward to hearing from
Read more…Experience
When we say our own experience or ask friends their experience, we can use "have/has + past participle" For example, "Have you ever met Emilie?" "No, I have never met Emilie."Let's say our experience or ask friends' experience.Have ever been to Italy
Read more…"Spill The Beans"
"Spill the beans" is a phrase for "beans". If you say to someone you spilled the beans, you mean that someone tell something that you try to keep secret.Have you spilled the beans about someone or have someone spilled the beans about you?! ;)
Read more…how to build your confidence
confidence is not a skill that can be acquired overnight,it is something to build slowly, step by step,. confidence is not a constant, either,. you may lack it generally or you may find certain situations make you react in a less assertive way.1. do
Read more…The New Vocabulary For August 05, 2010
rage “rages, raging, raged”1. (NOUN) Rage is strong anger that is difficult to control.E.X: I flew into a rage.He admitted shooting the man in a fit of rage.2. (VERB) If you rage about something, you speak or think very angrily about it.E.X: Monroe w
Read more…how to love yourself?
How To Love Yourself In 17 Waysby Evelynhere are 17 ways which I believe can be helpful:1. Fall in love with yourself. Think about what makes you You. Just like a flower that needs watering to grow, learn to nurture yourself in every way. Love yourse
Read more…The New Vocabulary For July23, 2010
instant "instants"1. (N-COUNT, =moment) An instant is an extremely short period of time.E.X: The pain disappeared in an instant.2. (ADJ, =immediate) You use instant to describe something that happens immediately.E.X: The Porter's book was an instant
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Read more…kinds of smiles
After 30 million years of human evolution, here is a list of smiles that you can currently wear – for all ocassions. (Note: Your intent is very important when it comes to projecting the smile you wish to put on).1. Sweet Smile.
The New Vocabulary For July24, 2010
fierce "fiercer, fiercest"(ADJ, =ferocious) A fierce animal or person is very aggressive or angry.E.X: I watched the fierce-looking creatures.full-grown(ADJ) An animal or plant that is full-grown has reached its full adult size and stopped growing.E.
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The Difference between Lie and Lie
The differences are in the meaning and verb conjugationsThe First lie…Definition: If you are lying somewhere, you are in a horizontal position and are not standing or sitting.E.X: There was a child lying on the ground.Verb Conjugation: lies, lying, l
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