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Re: American English at State
gerardM Dim 28 Mai - 15:50
You are all here to learn #AmericanEnglish. What else are you interested in learning more about? Admin is interested in learning more about growing a vegetable garden. How about you?
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Dim 28 Mai - 22:02
Yes I am also interested in learning more and following my Dreams !
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 29 Mai - 15:29
In Admin's opinion, this community is, across the board, a wonderful community of learners! Do you agree? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Lun 29 Mai - 18:04
Yes it embraces all classes or categories
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 31 Mai - 19:52
Has something ever "dawned on you" that others thought was obvious? #AmericanEnglish
I can't believe it!!
For me, "to go down on someone" is a sexual thing
(I know here it is "dawn on someone" but it's weird, isn't it?
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I just checked and I'm right: "to go down to someone" exists in the sexual realm...
... necessary to have a good pronunciation LOL
I can't believe it!!
For me, "to go down on someone" is a sexual thing
(I know here it is "dawn on someone" but it's weird, isn't it?
~~ edit
I just checked and I'm right: "to go down to someone" exists in the sexual realm...
... necessary to have a good pronunciation LOL
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According to the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary, “down on someone/something” also exists -in American- with a "normal" meaning:
feeling angry or disappointed with someone or something:
Dad’s down on me since I scraped the car backing out of the garage.
Dernière édition par gerardM le Mer 31 Mai - 22:30, édité 1 fois
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 31 Mai - 20:02
We're going to start a new series: infinitives! As you can see in this graphic, it's important to be on time in U.S. culture. How about in yours? What's important to do in your culture? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Jeu 1 Juin - 21:38
Gérard I suppose that in that context "to dawn" is "to occur".gerardM a écrit:Has something ever "dawned on you" that others thought was obvious? #AmericanEnglish
I can't believe it!!
For me, "to go down on someone" is a sexual thing
(I know here it is "dawn on someone" but it's weird, isn't it?
~~ edit
I just checked and I'm right: "to go down to someone" exists in the sexual realm...
... necessary to have a good pronunciation LOL
~~~~ edit
According to the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary, “down on someone/something” also exists -in American- with a "normal" meaning: feeling angry or disappointed with someone or something:
Dad’s down on me since I scraped the car backing out of the garage.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Jeu 1 Juin - 23:04
Muriel, "to dawn on someone" means to become apparent, to suddenly realize, to suddenly understand...MurielB a écrit:...
Gérard I suppose that in that context "to dawn" is "to occur".
But what I wrote is: be careful with the pronunciation as there're a few other close different meanings.
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Ven 2 Juin - 19:11
Tx Gérard !
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Sam 3 Juin - 14:50
What will you decide to do today to make the world a better place? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Sam 3 Juin - 22:20
I will try to smile more because I want to draw people closer to one another and
A smile is the shortest distance between two people
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Dim 4 Juin - 14:59
I'd like to tell the #AmericanEnglish Facebook community that you are an amazing group of learners! What is something positive that you'd like to tell someone today?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 5 Juin - 14:54
It can be hard to find time to relax on a Monday, but did you feel relaxed over the weekend? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 5 Juin - 17:21
How do you "break the ice" with new friends? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Lun 5 Juin - 22:20
Hi Gérard, I have just found those 10 conversation starters, they are very good to break the ice.
http://lifehacker.com/break-the-ice-in-any-situation-with-these-10-conversati-632855127
http://lifehacker.com/break-the-ice-in-any-situation-with-these-10-conversati-632855127
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mar 6 Juin - 15:08
Thanks Muriel.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mar 6 Juin - 15:09
It would be great to meet everyone in the community in person sometime. What do you think? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mar 6 Juin - 15:33
Have you ever been at your wit's end? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mar 6 Juin - 22:12
Thank Gérard for that idiom
Here are more with "wit"
http://www.perfectyourenglish.com/blog/wit-idioms/?print=pdf. Do you know them all ? I don't
Here are more with "wit"
http://www.perfectyourenglish.com/blog/wit-idioms/?print=pdf. Do you know them all ? I don't
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 7 Juin - 23:16
Do you ever "draw a blank" when you're trying to remember a new word in #AmericanEnglish? Sometimes it can be difficult to remember new vocabulary. How do you keep track of new words so that you don't "draw a blank"?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Jeu 8 Juin - 15:46
Have you ever dropped something important? Admin hopes it was not damaged! #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Jeu 8 Juin - 22:56
gerardM a écrit:Have you ever dropped something important? Admin hopes it was not damaged! #AmericanEnglish
Yes you can drop everything but please don't drop dead.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 9 Juin - 1:37
However you can drop your eyes but not nice to drop a friend.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 9 Juin - 16:51
Can you tell us about a time when you really "hit the nail on the head" and found the correct answer or solution to a problem? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 9 Juin - 17:30
What responsibilities do you handle at your workplace? #AmericanEnglish
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