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El autor es Aimee, directora y una especialista en educación hablante nativa.
“Pluck” is a noun, and it means courage (valentía, coraje). For example, “Mr. Sanchez does not have a lot of pluck”, meaning that he does
You will be aware of “Brexit”, the name given to the process of Great Britain´s exit (salida) from the EU. Now the EU and the
“Stock” is a noun, verb and an adjective. Let´s look at examples of each form. First, as a noun. Shops “hold” stock (existencias, estoc), or
“Pink” (el color rosa) you may know. Here the interest is in the idioms and expressions that use “pink”. How are you? I am in
“Wag” (sacudir, mover, menear) is a verb you may know. Some examples: The dog wagged its tail (el perro sacudió la cola). Mr. Podemos wagged
Joking (bromeando) of course! A nuisance is something that bothers (molestia) you. So if someone says “what a nuisance” (¡qué lata) he is not happy
Perhaps, sometimes? To “potter” means to do somethings in a leisurely way, without specific intentions or specific plans. Sometimes people go to a city and
“Whatever” has different meanings depending (dependiendo de) on the context. It can mean the following: It is not important. It makes no difference. You are
Food and drink can be tasty (sabrosa), or not. So you can have a tasty dish (un plato sabroso) or a tasty drink. “Tasteful” is
There is more to bananas (la palabra tiene más significados) than just the fruit. A person can “go bananas” which means they become very angry
Perhaps. “Stage” (escenario, estrado, una etapa) you may know. Here our interest is a different word: upstage. It can refer to the theatre. An example
These two words are sometimes confused. “Advice” is a noun, and “advise” is a verb. Please note the spelling (la ortografía). Let´s start with “advice”.
