If you are in charge (of), you have control over someone or something and are responsible for them
Who’s in charge here?
Philip’s in charge of our marketing department.
She is in charge of hiring new employees.
The teacher put me in charge of organizing the project.
They are also in charge of purchasing and using new equipment and techniques.
The person in charge should do something.
Ask to speak to the person in charge.
Some situations require the person in charge to make the final call.
Hi everyone! We’ve recently looked at how we can express our opinion about things here and here. Now we can practice all that, maybe on this question: is it money which makes the world go round?
A short and “funny” animation of the World Wildlife Fund, that tries to alert society about Human greed and selfishness, in the search for money and pleasure at any cost, that is destroying the worldwide biological and ecosystems of the Web of Life.
And do you know how to pronounce money the right way? Listen and practice!
Quando estudamos uma nova língua, inevitavelmente a comparamos à nossa. Mas há inúmeros casos em que a simples troca de vocábulos do português para o inglês, não se aplica, sendo essa, uma abordagem nociva. E um equivoco recorrente entre os alunos, é quando querem dizer: mais um dia, mais uma vez, mais uma música, etc. A ordem das palavras no inglês é: one more day, one more time, one more song.
We’ve already learned ways to start stating, giving (sb), expressing our opinion. Now we’re going to look at other ways to support our opinion and conclude the discussion.
So what do you think? How do you state / express / give (sb) your opinion about something? You can start with:
If you agree, you can say:
If you disagree, then you can say:
If you partially agree, say:
And finally, if you strongly disagree, say:
Then, you can give reasons to support your opinion, and conclude, saying:
That will be all for today guys!
For more ways to support your opinion and conclude the discussion, click here.