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THE CITY
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Idiom: Air your dirty laundry
Air your dirty laundry Meaning: to talk about private matters in public, or with those who are not involved with the situation Significado: hablar de asuntos privados en público, o con alguien que no está implicado en la situación. Airear los trapos sucios Traducción literal: airear tu ropa sucia Real examples: Example 1: “You do not want…
Idiom: “Turn a blind eye”
Turn a blind eye Meaning: to pretend not to notice something or ignore it deriberately Significado: fingir que no te has dado cuenta de algo o ignorarlo de manera deliberada. Hacer la vista gorda Traducción literal: volver un ojo ciego Real examples: Example 1: “They turned a blind eye to my partial uniform, to the fact…
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS
Physical appearance vocabulary + Order of adjectives in a sentence Do you want to review how to use the verb TO HAVE GOT? Click here Do you want to review how to use PRESENT CONTINUOUS? Click here Do you want to review CLOTHES VOCABULARY? Click here You can download these flashcards. It’s free!…
HALLOWEEN
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JOBS II
Remember: ARTICLE (A/AN) + JOB (singular) I am a nurse but We are nurses I work as an engineer but We work as engineers Check JOBS Flashcards Part I You can download these flashcards. It’s free!
JOBS I
Good questions to practice: What do you do? What’s your job? Do you like your job? Where do you work? Check JOBS Flashcards part II You can download these flashcards. It’s free!
FAMILY AND PEOPLE II
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FAMILY AND PEOPLE I
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WEATHER AND SEASONS
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Idiom: “Wet blanket”
Wet blanket Meaning: a person who spoils all the fun. Significado: una persona que siempre estropea la diversión y el buen ambiente. Traducción literal: manta mojada. Real examples: Example 1: “He danced rottenly, he was a wet blanket at a party, he couldn’t play or sing, he couldn’t play polo and his tennis was no better than…
EASTER
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Present Simple
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FURNITURE
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HOUSE
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To have got + Pets Vocabulary
Lesson: To have got (Present Simple) + Pets Vocabulary Remember: Have got and have mean the same, but they are used differently I have got a car ≡ I have a car I haven’t got a car ≡ I don’t have a car She hasn’t got a car ≡ She doesn’t have a car Have they got a…
To be + Feelings and emotions
Lesson: Verb To be (Present Simple) + Feelings and Emotions Vocabulary Would you like us to send you this lesson by email? It’s free! Just write an email to info@apieceofcakeenglish.com Would you like to check another lesson about VERB TO BE? Click here!: To be + Coulours
To be + Colours
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CLOTHING
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Present Continuous
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Idiom: “Speak your mind”
Speak your mind Meaning: to be honest about your opinion and say what you really think. Significado: decir con claridad lo que se piensa. Traducción literal: habla tu mente. Real examples: Example 1: Example 2: Example 3:
CHRISTMAS
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FOOD
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BREAKFAST
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Thanksgiving activities
Thanksgiving vocabulary THE HISTORY OF THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving is an important celebration in the United States, in which families and friends cook and share a great meal. Turkey is the star of the menu, and other typical dishes are mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. Volunteering is a common activity at Thanksgiving, and people organize…
TOYS AND GAMES
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Idiom: “Let your freak flag fly”
Let your freak flag fly. Meaning: to show a characteristic that is not common or even strange, but unique, positive and great Significado: sacar a relucir una característica poco común o incluso rara, pero única, positiva y excepcional Traducción literal: alza tu bandera de bicho raro Real examples: Example 1: “Let your freak flag wave Let…
NUTS
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FRUIT
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BACK TO SCHOOL II
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BACK TO SCHOOL I
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Idiom: “Pull a rabbit out of a hat”
Pull a rabbit out of a hat Meaning: To do something unexpected that may have seemed impossible; to get magical results. Significado: Realizar una proeza, lograr lo imposible. Traducción literal: Sacar un conejo de un sombrero. Real examples: Example 1: “Given that books are still (unless Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have pulled a rabbit out…
Idiom: “Go the extra mile”
Go the extra mile Meaning: To make a special effort or to try very hard to achieve your goal. Significado: Ir a por todas, superar los límites. Traducción literal: Correr la milla extra. Real examples: Example 1: “… why should I go the extra mile for a management that doesn’t respect me?” (From the book Moral Intelligence: Enhancing Business…
Idiom: “It’s boiling hot!”
It’s boiling hot! Meaning: It is used to talk about the weather when it is very hot, but also to say that something is too hot (for example, some coffee). Significado: Hace un calor espantoso. Traducción literal: ¡Está hirviendo! Real examples: Example 1: “some of our callers claim it’s always raining in Glasgow but it’s boiling hot…
SUMMER II
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SUMMER I
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Idiom: “When pigs fly”
When pigs fly Meaning: Something that will never happen Significado: Algo que nunca sucederá Traducción literal: Cuando los cerdos vuelen Real examples: Example 1: “«Maybe you’ll understand when pigs fly,» he said, offending Miss Thornburgh, who thought he was questioning her intelligence.” (From the book No Sleep Till Deadtown) Example 2: Example 3:
Idiom: You rock!
You rock Meaning: You are great Significado: Eres genial (Eres la caña; molas) Traducción literal:Te sacudes; te balanceas Real examples: Example 1: «After their visit, when they arrived back home in the States, Lucy reported great-grandson Peter’s parting words: “Grandma, you rock! Can you come again?”» (From the book Grandma, You Rock!: And Other Great Stories…
Idiom: It’s raining cats and dogs
It’s raining cats and dogs Meaning: It’s raining heavily Significado: Está lloviendo mucho (Llueve a mares) Traducción literal: Están lloviendo gatos y perros Real examples: Example 1: “Alicia was feeling bored. It was raining cats and dogs outside, and her elder sister Edith was impersonating Adult Edith, her nose deep in some ever-so-dry treatise on…
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