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- State the basic differences between; Made of, Made from, Made out of and Made with.
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Hi Made of means sth is entirely composed of a specific material. e.g, "the chair is Made of wood." Made from means sth is constructed using a certain material, but other materials may be included too. e.g. "The chair is made from wood" means the frame could be made of metal. Made our is very similar to Made from. The difference is that it means composed of a certain material or materials. E.g. "sneakers made out of fabric and rubber" means thise materials make up the sneakers. Made with means a material was used in the construction or production process, but may not be the main material it's composed of. E.g "cake made with flour, sugar, and eggs"- those are ingredients used to make the cake, not necessarily what the whole cake is made of.
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Rodrigo KelvinEnglish teacher since 2014. Total focus on oral practice. From basics to conversation.As VERBS, they have similar pronounce but different meanings: - The verb TO LIVE has the idea of existing, being alive or residing in a specific location (Ex.: I live in Brazil - I live with my family) - The verb TO LEAVE means exiting, going away from a place or abandoning, remaining something/one in a location (Ex.: I want to leave Brazil and live in the USA - I always leave my bottle of water inside the car - I like to leave my dog with my parents when I travel) As NOUNS, the pronounce and meanings change even more: - The noun LIVE refers to a transmition (on TV or Online) that's happening in the exact moment that one is watching (Ex.: The reporter is LIVE talking about the accident) - The noun LEAVE refers to a permission or authorization to be absent from a location (Ex.: I need a parental leave because now I have a baby)
- dear Students how do you think learning English will benefit you in the future?
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You just have to start. Don't be afraid to make mistakes and practice as much as you can. The more you speak, the more comfortable you will become. So, don't overthink it, just go for it!
- All dear students, let's see if you can solve this riddle: What goes up but never comes down? 😉
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My age, barring the movie , The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
- Dear students, what are the qualities that make you trust and choose a teacher?
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If I knew the answer I'd be rich already :)
- Do not reply a negative sentence with a "me too" .
If someone says "I don't like chilli", reply with a " me neither or neither do I", not "me too" because "me too" is for positive sentences only.
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Short question answers are always; first, yes I do or No I don't. Sometimes, it's difficult to distinguish between positive and negative sentences. It is also alloud to have a positive sentence with a negative idea like I have no job..
- Do you prefer a strict teacher with easy exams, or a fun teacher with difficult exams?
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Honestly, I have never given much thought to this but if I had to choose, it would be a slightly strict teacher with easier exams. I don't think exams are good regulator of the learning process.
- Let's identify what makes the following sounds. - Creak - Sizzle - Tick - Click - Splash
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A door creaks Frying in a pan sizzles A clock ticks A pen clicks spilling liquid makes a splash