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Social Misleadia (Social media + misleading)

It’s all about fake news, fake questionable content.

👉🏼 What did you learn today on social misleadia?

#english #inglese

Your level is B1 if you can translate this text ☺️

🍂 How to Enjoy Autumn 🍂

Autumn is a season full of beauty and coziness. The air is crisp, and the trees are dressed in stunning shades of orange and yellow. Here are 5 great ways to truly enjoy this wonderful time of year:

1. Take a Stroll in Nature
Go for a walk in the park or forest and observe how the leaves change color. Breathe in the fresh autumn air – it's a great way to clear your mind.

2. Get Lost in a Good Book
Autumn is the perfect time to curl up with a good book and a hot drink. Whether it’s a mystery or a romance, let yourself relax and unwind.

3. Practice Gratitude
Autumn is a season of reflection. Take a few minutes to think about the things you're thankful for. Gratitude can boost your mood and bring you peace.

4. Cook Something Comforting
Try out a new autumn recipe! Whether it’s a delicious pumpkin pie, warm apple crumble, or creamy soup, autumn is the season of comfort food.

5. Start a New Hobby or Skill
Use autumn as a chance to learn something new, like a language or a creative skill. It’s the perfect time to focus on personal growth and improvement.

🍁 Don’t let this autumn pass by unnoticed. How are you going to make the most of it?

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#phrasalverb to say nice things to somebody so that they will help you or give you something

Before asking for a day off, Kate decided to ..... her boss ..... by complimenting his recent successful project presentation.

Guys, ho 2 posti disponibili nel gruppo B1 e B2. Le lezioni iniziano la prossima settimana e si terranno la sera. Mandatemi un messaggio se siete interessati❤️

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Favorite quotes from "Alice in Wonderland” 🦄

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Some funny words ❤️

The English language has quite a lot of funny and unusual words that native speakers use in everyday life.

Here are a few:

✨ harum-scarum (ˌ herəm ˈ skerəm - reckless, rash; irresponsible) disorganizzato,
disordinato, impulsivo

He had a harum-scarum youth.

✨ heebie-jeebies (heebie-jeebies - goosebumps) brividi

He's giving me the heebie-jeebies

✨ hobnob (nɔb-nɔb - heart-to-heart conversation) essere in confidenza (con)

Jane's mother likes to hobnob with the leading women of the city

Quando i bambini fanno i capricci, in inglese si dice “throw a tantrum”. Ma cosa succede se a fare i capricci è un adulto? Si usa comunque “throw a tantrum”? 🤔

Una mia studentessa di livello C1 si è bloccata su questo punto la scorsa settimana. La domanda è molto valida, perché i suoi timori erano giusti: “throw a tantrum” di solito non si usa per gli adulti. Tuttavia, “lose control” o “have a meltdown” non sembravano espressioni altrettanto precise. E il livello Advanced è proprio questo: esprimere il pensiero nel modo più accurato possibile. Vi siete già incuriositi anche voi?

In pratica, si dice “have/throw a (right) strop”!

Vediamo un esempio ⬇️

“I’d still have had to cross the Severn, and if you do that you’ve got to stop and give some respect to Sabrina or she throws a right strop,” said Beverley. “I thought that if I was getting my hair wet I might as well take a short cut.”

Beverley è la dea del fiume e non ha il diritto di attraversare un altro fiume senza rendere omaggio alla dea di quel fiume. In questo caso, Sabrina, che è una donna adulta di diverse centinaia di anni.

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