My first writing.
Today is my first wrinting in English on italki. On May, I will go to Canada for study English and I need to practice. I'm brazilien and it will my first trip to out of Brazil. I'm nervous! Everyday I read, see videos or listen podcasts in English, for help me better understand when I to arrive in Canada. If you want to learn Portuguese, it can talk to me too, maybe be friends and help us!
Do you know any technical for learn better and fast? I work at all day in a office.
I discover a site called engvid.com that there is a teacher whom classes are superb. His name is James, and I like his classes. Today I saw a video about "very", that he said: " Stop say very!". James to say there are many words that we can use instead "very", like below:
*very good: superb;
*very cold: freezing;
*very rude: vulgar;
*very hot: scalding (for liquids) or scorching;
*very fast: rapid;
*very short: brief;
*very boring: dull;
any others.
It's all for today.
Thank you for to write and correct me.
See you
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My first writing.
Today is my first writing in English on italki. In May, I will go to Canada to study English and I need to practice. I'm Brazilian and it will my first trip to out of Brazil. I'm nervous! Every day I read, watch videos or listen to podcasts in English, to help me better understand when I to arrive in Canada. If you want to learn Portuguese, you can talk to me too, maybe be friends and help each other!Do you know any techniques for learning better and faster? I work at all day in an office.
I discover a site called engvid.com that there is a teacher whose classes are superb. His name is James, and I like his classes. Today I saw a video about "very", that he said: " Stop say very!". James to say there are many words that we can use instead "very", like below:
*very good: superb;
*very cold: freezing;
*very rude: vulgar;
*very hot: scalding (for liquids) or scorching;
*very fast: rapid;
*very short: brief;
*very boring: dull;
any others.
It's all for today.
Thank you for writing to me and correcting me.
See you
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My first writing.
Today is my first writing in English on italki. On May, I will go to Canada for study English and I need to practice. I'm Brazilian and it will my first trip outside of Brazil. I'm nervous! Everyday I read, see videos or listen to podcasts in English, to help me better understand people when I to arrive in Canada. If you want to learn Portuguese, you can talk to me too, maybe we can be friends and help each other!Do you know any techniques for learning better and faster? I work my in my office all day.
I discover a site called engvid.com that there is a teacher whose classes are superb. His name is James, and I like his classes. Today I saw a video about "very", that he said: " Stop saying very!". James to say there are many words that we can use instead "very", like below:
*very good: superb;
*very cold: freezing;
*very rude: vulgar;
*very hot: scalding (for liquids) or scorching;
*very fast: rapid;
*very short: brief;
*very boring: dull;
Any others.
It's all for today.
Thank you correcting and pointing out my mistakes.
See you
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Today is my first writing in English on italki. In May, I will go to Canada to study English. I need to practice. I'm Brazilian and this will be my first time traveling outside of Brazil. I'm incredibly nervous! Everyday I read, watch videos or listen to podcasts in English, preparing myself for when I I to arrive in Canada. If you want to learn Portuguese, you can talk to me too, maybe we can even be friends and help each other. Do you know any techniques that will help me improve at a faster rate? I work all day in an office. The other day I discovered a site called engvid.com, there met a teacher whose classes are superb. His name is James, and I enjoy taking his classes. Today I saw a video about "very", that he said: " Stop saying very!". James to say there are many words that we can use instead "very", like those shown below: *very good: superb; *very cold: freezing; *very rude: vulgar; *very hot: scalding (for liquids) or scorching; *very fast: rapid; *very short: brief; *very boring: dull; any others. It's all for today. Thank you for reading and correcting my text . See you
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My first writing.
Today is my first writing in English on italki. In May, I will go to Canada for to study English and I need to practice. I'm Brazilian and it will be my first trip to outside of Brazil. I'm nervous! Every day I read, see watch videos or listen to podcasts in English, for to help me better understand when I to arrive in Canada. If you want to learn Portuguese, it you can talk to me too, maybe we can be friends and help us each other!Do you know any techniques for learning better and faster? I work at all day in an office.
I discovered a site called engvid.com that where there is a teacher whose classes are superb. His name is James, and I like his classes. Today I saw a video about "very", that where he said: " Stop saying very!". James to says there are many words that we can use instead of "very", like these below:
*very good: superb;
*very cold: freezing;
*very rude: vulgar;
*very hot: scalding (for liquids) or scorching;
*very fast: rapid;
*very short: brief;
*very boring: dull;
and many others.
That's all for today.
Thank you for to writing and correcting me.
See you
Note that "everyday" (with no space) is an adjective, with a meaning like the Portuguese "cotidiano". To express "todos os dias" in English you would use "every day"(with a space between the words).
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