Spíki Plíz!
Develop
diVÉlop
What's 'to throw away'?
To throw Sth in the trash can (away - at the right place)
Chic
(Elegantly) Teaching
Turn this into a question:
"You would've know the weather in Canada".
Would you have known the weather in Canada?
Speak the words below correctly:
BUSY
RECREATION
DEPTH
/BÍZI/
/RÉCRIÊISHAN/
/DÉPTH/
Breathtaking
brÉthTÊikin'
What does 'Amigo da onça' mean??'
A fake friend.
Magoated
Stealing so much!
What's the most common/used adjective in English?
It's GOOD!
What's the difference between Precede and Proceed?
Precede - to occur/happen BEFORE another event in time
(The teacher's explanation preceded the video he showed.)
Proceed - To continue, go on, do something AFTER another event in time
(When the video finished, the teacher proceeded to ask questions.)
Through
thrúú
What's the meaning of 'to be into something'?
It means 'to like, to be interested in, or to enjoy Sth'.
Affront
Teaching :)
When making a sentence in the past, what's the difference between using the Simple Past and the Present Perfect?
We use the Simple Past when we have a specific time (using a time expression), whereas we never use the Present Perfect with time expressions (yesterday, last week, 2 days ago, etc.)
What's the shortest complete (and correct) sentence in English?
I am.
Plumber
PLÂmmer
What does 'pisar em ovos' mean??
To be extra careful when dealing with S1 specifically.
Embrulhate
Stealing!! (Wrap*)
Complete the sentence with the verbs in parentheses:
To me, ______ (to feel) good depends on your mood. Then, just _______ (to be) positive, and that's it!
feeling ; be
What's the United States' official language?
The USA does NOT have an official language.
Genre
djiÂnrra
What's 'to keep up with'?
It means to stay up-to-date, to know current information about S1 or Sth.
Capricious
I am Capriciously Teaching!
What's the present participle of the following verbs: EAT, GO, and PLAY?
Eating, Going, and Playing!
(The Present Participle = Gerund)
What's the difference between Every day and Everyday?
Every day - all days of the week, literally; each day.
(I watch TV every day.)
Everyday - typical, common, normal
(You shouldn’t wear an everyday dress to go to a wedding party.)