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What would you use instead of the verb "encourage"?
Hello everybody,
I have a question about If you want to avoid repeating the verb "encourage someone to do something". For example when you want to encourage someone to learn a foreign language.
What other verbs would you use?
Thank you
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Learning other language
Today, I'm studying another language. It is called R programming language and actually I don't know if I really like it so much now. The truth is it will finish on Sunday after 4 weeks of work. I would like to learn more about it in the future but not with quizzes and assignments, please!
I have been watching lectures on video in my computer for weeks and it has turned out interesting lessons but I would need to practice on my own too much (practice makes perfect!).
And I must admit that in summer I distract myself from everything easily.
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Introducing myself
Hi! How are things?
I'm Cintia from Spain. This is my first entry to the notebook and I am sure it's not going to be the last.
I have been learning English for four years in a school and also French for one year.
I really like learning languages but what I like the most is the fact that I am always learning different things about science, history, culture,...I feel very happy when I work out interesting news. Being able to communicate in other languages is really entertaining.
My next goal studying English is to learn vocabulary related to IT in order to learn more about new technologies.
I like travelling but in summer I like to spend my holidays in Santander. It's a city in the north of Spain and it has amazing landscapes everywhere and beautiful beaches.
And this is all for now
See you very soon!
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