⚖️ WEIGH vs. WEIGHT ### 1\. ⚖️ WEIGH (Verb) To measure how heavy something is. * I need to weigh myself. * She weighs 60 kilograms. * Can you weigh this package? * You should weigh the ingredients before cooking. ### 2\. 🏋️ WEIGHT (Noun) How heavy someone or something is. * I've gained weight recently. * He is trying to lose weight. * What's your weight? * The weight of this box is 10 kilos. ### 💡 Easy Trick * Weigh = Action (verb) * Weight = Measurement (noun) 🔥 Common expressions: * Gain weight * Lose weight * Lift weights * Put on weight * Weight training

Le pont du Gard a été construit par les Romains au Ier siècle, vers l’an 50. Il faisait partie d’un aqueduc de 50 kilomètres qui apportait l’eau de la source d’Uzès jusqu’à la ville de Nîmes. Aujourd’hui, c’est un chef-d’œuvre de l’ingénierie romaine. Une prouesse romaine Les Romains n’avaient ni pompes électriques ni machines modernes. Ils ont utilisé la gravité : l’eau descendait très lentement, avec une pente d’environ 25 centimètres par kilomètre, sur 50 kilomètres. Un monument préservé Le pont du Gard est inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO depuis 1985. Il est aussi le seul pont antique à trois étages encore debout aujourd’hui. Vocabulaire utile un aqueduc : une construction qui transporte l’eau d’un endroit à un autre la gravité : la force qui fait tomber ou descendre les objets une pente : une inclinaison, une différence de hauteur un vestige : ce qui reste d’un monument ancien Question de compréhension Pourquoi le pont du Gard avait-il trois niveaux ?

In today's edition of : You might not know this about Americans. Questions from Alice. A native English speaker born and raised in the United States. True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States must speak business or technical English for their job. (I mean ALL JOBS. From flipping burgers to working in a clothing store.) True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States is knowledgeable about business/technical English vocabulary. True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States speaks business English on a regular basis. True or False: Only certain jobs in the US require professional business English speaking at their job. True or False: Public schools in the US teach all kids/teens about business/technical English. True or False: Small talk/casual English speaking is more common than business English. True or False: All United States public universities require students to learn business/technical English, no matter what the degree chosen by the student is. True or False: Native English speakers from the US speak using complex sentences with advanced words on a regular basis. If you're not a native English speaker and are wanting to learn English, how would you answer these true or false questions. The real answers most likely will shock you.