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THANKSGIVING-1

If you think back on all the words you've looked up in the past year, only to turn around and forget their definitions immediately, Martha’s New Year's resolution sounds like a no-brainer: be a little more mindful, and take care to actually remember the meanings of words like enervate (it's "to drain someone or something of vitality"). http://waywordradio.org

1415-Intro-Word-A-Day

01 A TALKING FROG

This lesson shows you how to use podcasts to improve your listening skills and understand native speakers more easily! PLUS you'l get my 11 favorite podcasts.

Improve Your English Listening with Podcasts

Episode 05 :  We Learn English,  आओ अंग्रेजी सीखें, primarykamaster, प्राइमरी का मास्टर

Basic English Conversation Practice | Lesson 1 -100
Lesson 1: WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
Lesson 1: WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
Lesson 3: WHAT’S YOUR NAME?
Lesson 4: ASKING DIRECTIONS

68 I Have Allergies.MP3

Hoy te voy a hablar de la famosa 'doble negación'. ¿Habías oído hablar de ella? Si no es el caso, te cuento:  La doble negación es una estructura que utilizamos mucho en español, es por ejemplo, cuando dices "no tengo nada que hacer" o "no puedo hacer nada" o "no he visto a nadie". Si te fijas estamos negando dos veces. Y lo que en castellano es tan normal, en inglés resulta no serlo.  ¿Quieres saber cómo decir esto en inglés? Las diferentes formas de decirlo y con qué tienes que tener cuidado?  Pues, ¡eso es lo que vamos a abordar este podcast! No te lo pierdas.  Y si quieres ver la transcripción en vídeo de este podcast, puedes verla desde aquí: https://www.ponteahablar.com/the-double-negative/  ***  Today, I am going to talk to you about the famous "double negative". Have you heard of it? In case you haven't, today you are going to learn everything that you need to know about it.  The double negative is a very common expression in Spanish, but unfortunately, we cannot replicate it in English. For you to understand it, an example of it is when, in Spanish, we say things like: "no tengo nada que hacer"&nbsp; or "no puedo hacer nada"&nbsp; or "no he visto a nadie". If you pay attention to these structures, you will notice that we have two negatives (the verb and then nada, nadie, etc.). That's why we call it "a double negative" ;)  Now, would you know how to express that in English? Would you know the different ways of saying it and what to be careful with when using it?  Well, fear not..., this is what I am going to teach you in today's podcast!  Y si quieres presentarte en inglés de manera impecable, no te pierdas esta clase gratuita:&nbsp;https://www.ponteahablar.com/clase/

01 A TALKING FROG

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