English, Please!
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Teaching or Stealing?
Grammar Matters!!!
Miscelaneous 3.0!
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Enchente

Flood

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Actually

Aliás,

Falando Nisso

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Chic

(Elegantly) Teaching

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Turn this into a question:

"You would've know the weather in Canada".

Would you have known the weather in Canada?

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Speak the words below correctly:

BUSY

RECREATION

DEPTH

/BÍZI/

/RÉCRIÊISHAN/

/DÉPTH/

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De Tirar o Fôlego

Breathtaking

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Posh

Elegante,

Fino

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Magoated

Stealing so much!

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What's the most common/used adjective in English?

It's GOOD!

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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.)

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Palpite

Hunch

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At Gunpoint

À Mão Armada

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Affront

Teaching :)

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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.)

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Can you can a can like a canner can can a can?

Yes, I can. OR  No, I can't.

TO CAN - TO OPEN A CAN

CAN - MODAL VERB

CAN - ALUMINUM CAN

CANNER - CAN OPENER

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Metido

Conceited,

Cocky

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Pampered / To Pamper

Mimado / Mimar

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Embrulhate

Stealing!! (Wrap*)

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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

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What's the United States' official language?

The USA does NOT have an official language.

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Gangorra

Seesaw

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Tantrum

Pirraça, 

Birra

500

Capricious

I am Capriciously Teaching!

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What's the present participle of the following verbs: EAT, GO, and PLAY?

Eating, Going, and Playing!

(The Present Participle = Gerund)

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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.)