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👋👋Daily CHECK-IN. Who is here? Tuesday Feb 10th👋👋
Who is here expanding their English knowledge today? Are you NEW? Go HERE NOW!! LIVE Classes on February 10th: Go HERE NOW!! Which lesson are you working on today? Did you/will you join a LIVE class today? Do you have a question? Put it below. EVERYONE--give a thumbs-up to this CHECK-IN and make sure you THUMB UP everyone's comments.
👋👋Daily CHECK-IN. Who is here? Tuesday Feb 10th👋👋
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PIRF FRESH FEEDBACK Members ONLY
Are you a NEW PIRF member studying PIRF 1-25? This is where you can attach your AUDIO recording to get feedback! MP3 audios work best! Attach below!! 🎯How to use the PIRF FRESH course the RIGHT way? Please go here: https://www.skool.com/lme/how-to-use-the-pirf-fresh-course-the-right-way?p=cdb2c567
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No Tangential Only Essential #5
This Tuesday we're going to carry on another session of learning designed for speaking. I believe that how you learn is how you speak. So understanding before repetition, preparation handles uncertainty, repetition refines what you already know, speaking is where prepared language gets used. Bring your usable pieces of language, be ready to share it with everybody and listen to others sharing theirs. See you there guys!
Fake leaves????🤫
In the winter of Northeast China, our trees stand bare and stark! Then I spotted a worker decorating the trees with fake leaves 🍁 — and he’s sticking them on one by one! Maybe even the trees are getting ready to welcome Chinese New Year 🧧.
Fake leaves????🤫
“Phrasal verb” fun 🎉 “bring up” 🗣️👶🤢
Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s phrasal verb is one you’ll hear in conversations all the time — at home, at work, even at the doctor’s office 😄 Let’s talk about BRING UP ⬆️ Same verb… but very different meanings depending on context! Let’s go through the meanings:🎉 🗣️ 1️. to bring up a topic Meaning:👉 Mention or introduce a subject Examples: - She brought up an interesting idea in the meeting. - Why did you bring that up again? 👶 2️. to bring up a child Meaning:👉 Raise and take care of a child while they grow up Examples: - She was brought up by her aunt. - They brought their children up to be respectful. 🤢 3️. to bring up (vomit) Meaning: 👉 Throw up Examples: - The baby brought up his milk. - The smell made her bring up her food ❓ Your turn! 💬 When was the last time someone brought up an interesting topic?(And hopefully not the third meaning 😅) See you in the next phrasal verb fun 🎉
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