Write down your small, measurable monthly goal.
Prepare a deadline.
Create a routine.
Prepare lines and conversations ahead of time.
Long study hours will burn you out and result in failure.
Come back and review.
Look for solutions.
Focus on what you are good at.
Do not procrastinate.
Remember that learning a language is a marathon and not a sprint.
Don’t cram.
Have fun.
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Learners usually sound the “E” in the “ED” end of regular verbs.
Here is a very good video that shows the correct way to make this sound.
Ontem, uma aluna disse-me, que ao pronunciar uma palavra de forma equivocada, seus sobrinhos riram dela. Muito comum, não é? Pode mesmo soar diferente e engraçado! Mas como dizemos isso em inglês?
“I didn’t pronounce the word correctly, and they
Phrasal verbs são estruturas muito empregadas na língua inglesa, e que devem ser aprendidas contextualizadas.
phrasal verb with laugh UK /lɑːf/ US /læf/
Neste
For another context, check here.
For the other phrasal verbs, we’ve seen so far, please check: wrap up, let out, catch up, be up to sth and get back, pass away, go through, off we go, look forward to, running behind schedule, hurry up, write down, put together, take off, stop by and fill in.
Hello everyone! I thought I was done with all my motivational messages to you at this time of the year! I thought I had told you everything I could think of, to help your mind grow stronger, and inspire you to pursue your goal! But here is one more… Hehe…
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See more about this at Time, exposure, practice and consistent correction, Be consistent, Commit. Succeed.
Here we go idiom informal
used when you are starting to do something or when something is starting to happen