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Free Friday: #FBF
Still not familiar with the hashtag #FBF? Time to get in the know! Hashtags are everywhere on social media, and referenced daily throughout TV shows, and even news programs. #FBF stands for ‘Flashback Friday’ a time to relive the past. Reliving the past can allow some time for reflection and growth, learn from mistakes, repeat…
Read MoreJune Word & Photo Challenge
Join me on Instagram and/or Facebook to connect through the power of words. Make June more exciting, find the beauty in words and how many interpretations there can be. These photo challenges are a great way to start paying more attention to what’s around you, you can feel inspired by life’s most simple objects, and…
Read MoreWords you may be saying incorrectly…
Does a word ever sound “funny” to you? Have you ever second-guessed yourself while speaking? Whether you’re learning English, or have been speaking since birth, there may be a chance you’re saying some words incorrectly. While some of the mispronounced words in this post have made it as ‘second’ spellings in the dictionary (sherbert), and…
Read MoreNews in Levels: Animal Week
Practice your reading and writing comprehension with newsinlevels.com There are a few articles related to animals this week, so I want you to choose one of the following, and in the comment section: summarize the article in your own words. try to use the new vocabulary and create your own sentences. share your opinion. What…
Read MoreOnomatowhatta? Understanding Onomatopoeia in English
Onomatopoeia is the creation of a word from the natural sound or association with it. These are incredibly important to know in English, because it will allow you to express yourself creatively when writing, and also help make sense of those descriptions often seen in subtitles. They are around us, everyday and everywhere. Take a…
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