Thank you guys for the participation in our meeting. @Evelyne Vincent is going to wrap it up nicely soon and I include the file with "coat" collocations. Great job everybody! See you next week:)
Interesting stuff. Actually, in Polish we have the same sounds for "w" and "r", but different for "t". However, as my grandpa used to say "Son, it's better to have one sharp knife than ten dull":)
DDM 1046 Assignment is up! 🗓️ DEADLINE: June 12 (LA time)! ⚠️ COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, and your FILES should be attached BELOW ☺️👇🏻 👉🏻 Coaches @Vinnie Ki & @Clive Burton will stay on the lookout for your LTA recordings. Good luck! ☺️
@Shane Peterson I'm kind of late with this question but it's a burning one to me. What's your feeling when you say: I'm buried with work / in work / under work? I'd like to check if I learn English or feel it.
This Tuesday, as usual, we're going to share and understand our chosen chunks of English. You know what they say, "understanding grows where attention goes". So let's pay attention together! See you guys there:)
Hi there! I wonder what your feelings might be on the difference between "the sun was good to the plants vs. the sun was good for the plants"? Are they the same as mine? No dictionaries, no AI - just your feelings. Let me know, please
@Evelyne Vincent @Amal Ta @Alex Understated @Sofia Saralidze @Li Lynn Thank you guys for your replies. Actually there is a big difference. The sun was good to the plants - It feels like the sun was "treating" the plants kindly. The sun was good for the plants - It helped them grow. Compare: The school is good to me - teachers and staff support me. The school is good for me - It helps my learning and future. My wife is good to me - She treats me kindly. My wife is good for me - Being with her improves my life overall. If you got the feeling you will understand why "Eating ice cream is fun to me" or "Reading at night is relaxing to him" is wrong. I hope it helps:)