Я решила стать учителем, потому что это с самого детства меня вдохновляли мои учителя, которые действительно любили свое дело и своих учеников 📖👩🏫
Английский я обожаю — это невероятно красивый и универсальный язык, которым я хочу делиться с другими.
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Английский я обожаю — это невероятно красивый и универсальный язык, которым я хочу делиться с другими.
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Дорогие друзья! 🎉
Сегодня отмечает свой день рождения наш замечательный преподаватель Мария! 🌟
Интереснейшие занятия, навероятная поддержка, эмпатия и вовлеченность - то, что вдохновляет её учеников не останавливаться и продолжать совершенствовать Английский язык✨🇬🇧
Пусть этот день принесет ей столько же радости, сколько она дарит нам! Желаем здоровья, счастья и новых творческих успехов! 🎂❤️
С праздником, Мария! Мы вас очень ценим! 🥳
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Сегодня отмечает свой день рождения наш замечательный преподаватель Мария! 🌟
Интереснейшие занятия, навероятная поддержка, эмпатия и вовлеченность - то, что вдохновляет её учеников не останавливаться и продолжать совершенствовать Английский язык✨🇬🇧
Пусть этот день принесет ей столько же радости, сколько она дарит нам! Желаем здоровья, счастья и новых творческих успехов! 🎂❤️
С праздником, Мария! Мы вас очень ценим! 🥳
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The most common letter in the English Language is the letter “s” . There are 13690 words that start with this letter!
And the least common letter is “x”.
Can you think of words that start with this letter?
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And the least common letter is “x”.
Can you think of words that start with this letter?
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Practice Pronunciation with Tongue Twisters: Tongue twisters can be a fun way to improve your pronunciation and diction.
Here are three fun English tongue twisters for you to try:
1. Peter Piper:
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?"
2. She Sells Sea Shells:
"She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea shells.
So if she sells shells on the sea shore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells."
3. How Can a Clam:
"How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?"
Give them a try and see how fast you can say them without stumbling!
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Here are three fun English tongue twisters for you to try:
1. Peter Piper:
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?"
2. She Sells Sea Shells:
"She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea shells.
So if she sells shells on the sea shore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells."
3. How Can a Clam:
"How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?"
Give them a try and see how fast you can say them without stumbling!
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Words that don’t have an exact translation to Russian:
1. Siblings: The word "siblings" refers to brothers and sisters collectively. In Russian, it can be translated as "братья и сестры".
2. Grandparents: This term refers to the parents of one's parents. In Russian, "grandparents" is translated as "бабушка и дедушка".
3. Vibe: The word "vibe," often used to describe a feeling or atmosphere, can be translated into Russian as "атмосфера" or "вибрация" depending on the context. In casual conversation, you might also hear "вайб" which is a transliteration of the English term and is often used in modern slang.
4. Pet peeve: This phrase refers to a particular annoyance or irritation that someone has. In Russian, it can be translated as "досадная мелочь" which means "annoying little thing." Another possible expression is "то, что бесит" meaning "what annoys me."
Personally, I think it would be very convenient, if we had such words in the Russian language!
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1. Siblings: The word "siblings" refers to brothers and sisters collectively. In Russian, it can be translated as "братья и сестры".
2. Grandparents: This term refers to the parents of one's parents. In Russian, "grandparents" is translated as "бабушка и дедушка".
3. Vibe: The word "vibe," often used to describe a feeling or atmosphere, can be translated into Russian as "атмосфера" or "вибрация" depending on the context. In casual conversation, you might also hear "вайб" which is a transliteration of the English term and is often used in modern slang.
4. Pet peeve: This phrase refers to a particular annoyance or irritation that someone has. In Russian, it can be translated as "досадная мелочь" which means "annoying little thing." Another possible expression is "то, что бесит" meaning "what annoys me."
Personally, I think it would be very convenient, if we had such words in the Russian language!
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Here are some English words that are spelled quite differently from how they are pronounced:
1. Knight - Pronounced "nait."
2.Yacht - Pronounced "yot."
3. Island - Pronounced "eye-land" (the "s" is silent).
4.Aisle - Pronounced "ail."
These words illustrate the irregularities and complexities of English pronunciation 🙈
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1. Knight - Pronounced "nait."
2.Yacht - Pronounced "yot."
3. Island - Pronounced "eye-land" (the "s" is silent).
4.Aisle - Pronounced "ail."
These words illustrate the irregularities and complexities of English pronunciation 🙈
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🏡House — это дом как постройка или здание.
Обычно это одно- или двухэтажное строение, Предназначенное для жилья одной семьи. Можно перевести как «дом».
🧑🧑🧒🏠Home — это дом как жилище, место, где человек живёт. Слово подразумевает эмоциональную привязанность к какому-то месту, уют и тепло.
• Это может быть не только конкретный дом, но и место, где человек чувствует себя наиболее хорошо и которое считает своим домом.
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Обычно это одно- или двухэтажное строение, Предназначенное для жилья одной семьи. Можно перевести как «дом».
🧑🧑🧒🏠Home — это дом как жилище, место, где человек живёт. Слово подразумевает эмоциональную привязанность к какому-то месту, уют и тепло.
• Это может быть не только конкретный дом, но и место, где человек чувствует себя наиболее хорошо и которое считает своим домом.
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Fun or funny?
Разница в том, что слово fun буквально означает «мне хорошо» ("I'm having a good time"), a
funny - «мне смешно» ("It makes me laugh").
🎉Fun - Веселье, частый гость вечеринок.
😄Funny - смешной, смешное, веселый розыгрыш.
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Разница в том, что слово fun буквально означает «мне хорошо» ("I'm having a good time"), a
funny - «мне смешно» ("It makes me laugh").
🎉Fun - Веселье, частый гость вечеринок.
😄Funny - смешной, смешное, веселый розыгрыш.
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always — всегда
usually — обычно
often — часто
sometimes — иногда
rarely — редко
never — никогда
I never take the bus to school.
Я никогда не езжу в школу на автобусе.
I rarely eat breakfast.
Я редко завтракаю.
I sometimes drink coffee.
Я иногда пью кофе.
I often go shopping at the weekend.
Я часто хожу по магазинам по выходным.
I usually wake up before 8am.
Я обычно просыпаюсь до 8 утра.
I always feed my cat dinner before I eat dinner myself.
Я всегда сначала кормлю ужином кота, потом себя.
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usually — обычно
often — часто
sometimes — иногда
rarely — редко
never — никогда
I never take the bus to school.
I rarely eat breakfast.
I sometimes drink coffee.
I often go shopping at the weekend.
I usually wake up before 8am.
I always feed my cat dinner before I eat dinner myself.
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🇬🇧 UK English VS American English 🇺🇸
ground floor – first floor – первый этаж
first floor – second floor – второй этаж
crossroads – intersection – перекрёсток
biscuits – cookies – печенье
skipping rope – jump rope – скакалка
surname – last name – фамилия
lift – elevator – лифт
football – soccer – футбол
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ground floor – first floor – первый этаж
first floor – second floor – второй этаж
crossroads – intersection – перекрёсток
biscuits – cookies – печенье
skipping rope – jump rope – скакалка
surname – last name – фамилия
lift – elevator – лифт
football – soccer – футбол
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🇬🇧British traditional dishes (дословно)
🐸Toads in a hole — жабы в норке
Sausages baked in mashed potatoes
🐷Pigs in blankets — свиньи в одеялах
Sausages wrapped in bacon and fried
🫧Bubble and squeak — пузыриться и пищать
Leftover potatoes fried with tomatoes, sausages and bacon
Leftovers— остатки еды
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🐸Toads in a hole — жабы в норке
Sausages baked in mashed potatoes
🐷Pigs in blankets — свиньи в одеялах
Sausages wrapped in bacon and fried
🫧Bubble and squeak — пузыриться и пищать
Leftover potatoes fried with tomatoes, sausages and bacon
Leftovers— остатки еды
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set (noun) —
1️⃣set of cutlery — набор посуды
2️⃣ a movie set — съемочная площадка
3️⃣ three sets of push-ups — три подхода отжиманий
set (verb) —
1️⃣ set the table — накрывать на стол
2️⃣ the story is set in the USA — действия истории происходят в США
3️⃣ set changes — установить изменения
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1️⃣set of cutlery — набор посуды
2️⃣ a movie set — съемочная площадка
3️⃣ three sets of push-ups — три подхода отжиманий
set (verb) —
1️⃣ set the table — накрывать на стол
2️⃣ the story is set in the USA — действия истории происходят в США
3️⃣ set changes — установить изменения
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📩 How do we say the symbols while telling our email address to someone?
Let’s look and learn!
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Let’s look and learn!
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🦄Here are some phrases that include the word "unicorn":
1. Chasing unicorns - Pursuing something elusive or unattainable.
2. Unicorn dreams - Aspirations or fantasies that seem magical or impossible.
3. The last unicorn - Referring to something rare or unique.
4. Unicorns in the wild - Referring to rare opportunities or events.
5. A unicorn among horses - A standout individual in a group.
6. Living in a unicorn world - Dreaming or believing in a fantastical reality.
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1. Chasing unicorns - Pursuing something elusive or unattainable.
2. Unicorn dreams - Aspirations or fantasies that seem magical or impossible.
3. The last unicorn - Referring to something rare or unique.
4. Unicorns in the wild - Referring to rare opportunities or events.
5. A unicorn among horses - A standout individual in a group.
6. Living in a unicorn world - Dreaming or believing in a fantastical reality.
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🌈What does your favourite colour say about you?
1. 🔴Red: Often associated with passion, energy, and action. People who favor red may be seen as confident, adventurous, and enthusiastic.
2. 🔵Blue: Typically linked to calmness, reliability, and tranquility. Those who prefer blue might be perceived as trustworthy abd stable.
3. 🟢Green: Associated with nature, growth, and harmony. A preference for green may indicate a love for the outdoors, a desire for balance, and a nurturing personality.
4. 🟡Yellow: Often connected with happiness, optimism, and creativity. Yellow lovers might be seen as cheerful, playful, and full of energy.
5. 🟣Purple: Linked to luxury, spirituality, and mystery. People who like purple may be viewed as imaginative, unique, and introspective.
6. 🟠Orange: Represents enthusiasm, warmth, and vibrancy. Those who favor orange are often seen as friendly, outgoing, and adventurous.
7. 🎀Pink: Associated with love, compassion, and nurturing. Pink enthusiasts may be perceived as caring, gentle, and romantic.
8. ⚫️Black: Often represents sophistication, power, and elegance. Those who prefer black might be seen as independent, strong-willed, and sometimes mysterious.
9. ⚪️White: Symbolizes purity, simplicity, and clarity. People who favor white may be viewed as organized, peaceful, and straightforward.
10. 🟤Brown: Associated with stability, reliability, and comfort. Brown lovers might be seen as down-to-earth, practical, and grounded.
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1. 🔴Red: Often associated with passion, energy, and action. People who favor red may be seen as confident, adventurous, and enthusiastic.
2. 🔵Blue: Typically linked to calmness, reliability, and tranquility. Those who prefer blue might be perceived as trustworthy abd stable.
3. 🟢Green: Associated with nature, growth, and harmony. A preference for green may indicate a love for the outdoors, a desire for balance, and a nurturing personality.
4. 🟡Yellow: Often connected with happiness, optimism, and creativity. Yellow lovers might be seen as cheerful, playful, and full of energy.
5. 🟣Purple: Linked to luxury, spirituality, and mystery. People who like purple may be viewed as imaginative, unique, and introspective.
6. 🟠Orange: Represents enthusiasm, warmth, and vibrancy. Those who favor orange are often seen as friendly, outgoing, and adventurous.
7. 🎀Pink: Associated with love, compassion, and nurturing. Pink enthusiasts may be perceived as caring, gentle, and romantic.
8. ⚫️Black: Often represents sophistication, power, and elegance. Those who prefer black might be seen as independent, strong-willed, and sometimes mysterious.
9. ⚪️White: Symbolizes purity, simplicity, and clarity. People who favor white may be viewed as organized, peaceful, and straightforward.
10. 🟤Brown: Associated with stability, reliability, and comfort. Brown lovers might be seen as down-to-earth, practical, and grounded.
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Practice Pronunciation with Tongue Twisters: Tongue twisters can be a fun way to improve your pronunciation and diction.
Here are three fun English tongue twisters for you to try:
1. Peter Piper:
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?"
2. She Sells Sea Shells:
"She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea shells.
So if she sells shells on the sea shore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells."
3. How Can a Clam:
"How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?"
Give them a try and see how fast you can say them without stumbling!
#bri_teachers_Maria
Here are three fun English tongue twisters for you to try:
1. Peter Piper:
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers that Peter Piper picked?"
2. She Sells Sea Shells:
"She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely sea shells.
So if she sells shells on the sea shore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells."
3. How Can a Clam:
"How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?"
Give them a try and see how fast you can say them without stumbling!
#bri_teachers_Maria