Otra semana donde la única actualización es la que se presenta, en esta ocasión debido a la vuelta a España con unas pequeñas vacaciones de por medio :P
Esta semana hemos visto un poco de todo, siguiendo la tónica habitual: Un poco de vocabulario relacionado con la magia, la peluquería, distintos tipos de flores, pájaros y faldas, los significados de retirada, fiasco, culminar, rezagarse, apogeo, abollado, etc… Un pequeño recordatorio de cuándo usar las preposiciones después de según qué verbos,
?magic
?mystic
?ghostly
?magical
?spectral
?sorcerous
?enchanted
?paranormal
?supernatural
?other-worldly
?extramundane#HarryPotter20— English121 (@learnenglish121) June 26, 2017
At the HAIRDRESSER’S- Vocab Peluquería. Want to know more? See full post here https://t.co/1chCBv9zH3 pic.twitter.com/EODEAaDwUM
— monicatstocker (@monicats) June 27, 2017
“If you get tired, learn to rest, not to quit.”https://t.co/FTa84l7WRy pic.twitter.com/X1rIANl0bb
— College Essay Guy (@CollegeEssayGuy) June 26, 2017
Withdrawal /w?ð?dr???l/ Retirada, quita.
EX: Janine made a withdrawal of £100.#FelizMartes
— Estudios Ingleses (@Eingleses) June 27, 2017
6 was afraid of 7 because 7, 8, 9, but why did 7 eat 9?
Because you’re supposed to eat 3 squared meals a day.#badjoke #sorry— Estudios Ingleses (@Eingleses) June 27, 2017
fiasco (n) = fiasco
pron: /f??æsk??/, /f?-?s?k?/#TOEFL #TOEFLTuesday #inglés pic.twitter.com/wZQ9yhDuTH— Dilo en Inglés (@Diloeningles) June 27, 2017
Flowers in the Garden pic.twitter.com/0x7Tt8BxKJ
— Language Lab (@Languages_Lab) June 29, 2017
Good morning! Today’s #WordOfTheDay is ‘culminate’ https://t.co/dIbmrzXvuR pic.twitter.com/XnPmQNlhTR
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) June 29, 2017
Lag behing – Quedarse atrás, rezagarse.
Antonio was lagging behind while the other runners were approaching the finishing line.#English
— Estudios Ingleses (@Eingleses) June 30, 2017
Heyday /?he??de?/ – Apogeo, auge.
EX: In its heyday, this theatre was packed every night.#Friday #FelizFinde
— Estudios Ingleses (@Eingleses) June 30, 2017
abollado – // battered, bumpy //
— Ingles por palabras (@InglesxPalabras) June 30, 2017
OT
A Guide to Skirts pic.twitter.com/OtCoDtUKsK
— Language Lab (@Languages_Lab) July 1, 2017
E – /?o?.t?i??i?/ Abreviación de on-target earnings / Beneficios según los objetivos.
— Estudios Ingleses (@Eingleses) June 30, 2017
REMEMBER:
Accuse OF
Believe IN
Similar TO
Proud OF
Succeed IN
Afraid OF
Admit TO
Jealous OF
Insist ON
Ashamed OF
Rely ON#EnglishAula— English Aula (@EnglishAula) June 30, 2017
Birds pic.twitter.com/GbjnmRzmx5
— Language Lab (@Languages_Lab) June 30, 2017
A Guide to Skirts pic.twitter.com/OtCoDtUKsK
— Language Lab (@Languages_Lab) July 1, 2017
sweet-talk – camelar
— Píldora del inglés (@PildoraIngles) July 2, 2017