DOC 4 EXERCICES EN LIGNE SUR LEARNINGAPPS What does “Would of” Mean? Don't Make this English Grammar Mistake! - English learning article So, you’re happily going about your English studies and feeling quite happy with the language progress you are making when you get a message from one of your native English speaker contacts that goes something like this: “Sorry. I would of spoken to you yesterday if I hadn’t been busy”. What? Unfortunately, you’ll see these phrases used more and more these days. I had an email from a police officer recently that was littered with all of the above, and I have even seen one of my daughter’s school teachers use one of the phrases in a communication. “Could of” should be “Could have”, which is itself regularly contracted to “Could’ve” - grammatically correct, if a little ugly. For example: “I could of spent more time on my homework” should be “I could have spent more time on my homework” “I would of gone to the shops but I had no money” should be “I would have gone to the shops…..” “I should of done the dishes” should be “I should have…..” Hopefully you get the idea.
ED Pronunciation in English | Woodward English In English there are many words that end in ED. There are the regular verbs in past tense that end in ED (like wanted, looked and cleaned etc.), there are regular past participles that end in ED (needed, watched, used etc.), and there are also adjectives that end in ED (e.g. shocked, bored etc.). However, did you know that there are three different ways to pronounce ED at the end of a word in English? Yes, the ED in wanted is pronounced differently to the ED in washed, which is also different to the ED in called. Here is our latest video to help you learn the simple rules for pronouncing the final ED in English: This new video shows you How to pronounce –ED endings in English (a English Pronunciation Lesson). In this video we look at the 3 ways of pronouncing ED at the end of words in English which are /id/ – /t/ – /d/. Remember, these rules are not only for regular verbs in the PAST TENSE (which end in ED) but also for regular PAST PARTICIPLES and ADJECTIVES that end in ED. Related
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Los 12 mejores vídeos de Youtube para aprender inglés Guest Blogger: Garikoitz Amezaga autor del blog La nube del inglés. Internet está repleto de recursos que puedes y que debes utilizar para aprender inglés. Y uno de estos recursos es, nada más y nada menos que Youtube. En Youtube tienes miles de vídeos con los que puedes aprender inglés pero, ¿cuál es la mejor manera? Ya sabes que en inglés existen sonidos que no tenemos en castellano y, por lo tanto, tenemos que empezar de cero con ellos. La imitación es la técnica más efectiva a la hora de aprender nuevos sonidos. Aquí te dejo los 12 mejores vídeos de Youtube para aprender inglés y recuerda que además de fijarte en el contenido, ¡debes poner mucha atención en la pronunciación! **Ten en cuenta que en algunos vídeos te van a decir como pronunciar en función del acento inglés que hable (British, American, etc.) 1. Anglo-link te ofrece un 2×1 en este vídeo (listening + speaking). Si no ves el vídeo, pincha aquí: Vídeo 1 2. Si no ves el vídeo, pincha aquí: Vídeo 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.