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RealWorldEnglish🥇
01 Feb, 08:42
1️⃣ Как всегда, для начала послушайте аудио, не глядя на текст.
2️⃣ Слушайте еще раз. Теперь читая текст вместе со мной.
3️⃣ Отключите звук и прочитайте книгу самостоятельно.
Каждый из пунктов можно повторять по несколько раз.
2️⃣ Слушайте еще раз. Теперь читая текст вместе со мной.
3️⃣ Отключите звук и прочитайте книгу самостоятельно.
Каждый из пунктов можно повторять по несколько раз.
RealWorldEnglish🥇
01 Feb, 08:39
Hellooo! 🙌🏻
It’s Saturday again!
How about reading a book with me?
First, look at these words and phrases:
❇️ too many - слишком много
❇️ tooth - teeth 🦷
❇️ worried - переживающий
❇️ to count - считать
❇️ top - верхний
❇️ bottom - нижний
❇️ dozen - дюжина
❇️ to take out - удалять
❇️ beaver 🦫
❇️ to forget - забывать
❇️ to pick up - забирать, заезжать за кем-либо
❇️ to hop in - запрыгивать
❇️ to be late - опаздывать
❇️ to complain - жаловаться
❇️ helper - помощник
❇️ to hide - прятаться
❇️ turn - очередь
❇️ to peek - заглядывать
❇️ to promise - обещать
❇️ to take care - заботиться
❇️ to notice - замечать
❇️ to floss - чистить зубы (нитью)
❇️ to take a look - взглянуть
❇️ wide - широкий
Надеюсь, большинство слов из списка вам знакомы, но все же …
It’s Saturday again!
How about reading a book with me?
First, look at these words and phrases:
❇️ too many - слишком много
❇️ tooth - teeth 🦷
❇️ worried - переживающий
❇️ to count - считать
❇️ top - верхний
❇️ bottom - нижний
❇️ dozen - дюжина
❇️ to take out - удалять
❇️ beaver 🦫
❇️ to forget - забывать
❇️ to pick up - забирать, заезжать за кем-либо
❇️ to hop in - запрыгивать
❇️ to be late - опаздывать
❇️ to complain - жаловаться
❇️ helper - помощник
❇️ to hide - прятаться
❇️ turn - очередь
❇️ to peek - заглядывать
❇️ to promise - обещать
❇️ to take care - заботиться
❇️ to notice - замечать
❇️ to floss - чистить зубы (нитью)
❇️ to take a look - взглянуть
❇️ wide - широкий
Надеюсь, большинство слов из списка вам знакомы, но все же …
RealWorldEnglish🥇
25 Jan, 08:19
What’s up! Ready to learn some English?
Saturday Morning with Azat podcast.
Сегодня у нас рубрика Idioms. Учим простые и распространенные идиомы. Я отобрал 12 штук, которые вы легко начнете использовать в речи.
❇️ burn bridges 🌁
❇️ in the same boat 🚤
❇️ on cloud nine ☁️
❇️ cash cow 🐄
❇️ look like a million bucks 💵
❇️ all ears 👂
❇️ rule of thumb 👍
❇️ play it by ear 👂
❇️ food for thought 🍲
❇️ packed like sardines 🐟
❇️ a bad apple 🍏
❇️ full of beans 🫘
Saturday Morning with Azat podcast.
Сегодня у нас рубрика Idioms. Учим простые и распространенные идиомы. Я отобрал 12 штук, которые вы легко начнете использовать в речи.
❇️ burn bridges 🌁
❇️ in the same boat 🚤
❇️ on cloud nine ☁️
❇️ cash cow 🐄
❇️ look like a million bucks 💵
❇️ all ears 👂
❇️ rule of thumb 👍
❇️ play it by ear 👂
❇️ food for thought 🍲
❇️ packed like sardines 🐟
❇️ a bad apple 🍏
❇️ full of beans 🫘
RealWorldEnglish🥇
18 Jan, 08:03
Morning, ladies and gentlemen! In today’s podcast I’ll answer your questions.
Are you ready?
Are you ready?
RealWorldEnglish🥇
11 Jan, 08:32
Комплект из 10 книг, включая эту, можно приобрести на WB по ссылке:
Heinemann Книги на английском языке для детей 7-9 лет (комплект H)
https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/207881042/detail.aspx?targetUrl=GP&size=333337036
Или по артикулу 207881042
Heinemann Книги на английском языке для детей 7-9 лет (комплект H)
https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/207881042/detail.aspx?targetUrl=GP&size=333337036
Или по артикулу 207881042
RealWorldEnglish🥇
11 Jan, 08:15
Morning, my students, friends and followers!
How are you, guys?
Let’s start 2025 with a book. An easy one.
First, some new words for you:
beaver 🦫
yard - двор
wood 🪵
How are you, guys?
Let’s start 2025 with a book. An easy one.
First, some new words for you:
beaver 🦫
yard - двор
wood 🪵
RealWorldEnglish🥇
21 Dec, 08:34
Morning, ladies and gentlemen!
December 21st! 🎄 🎅
In today’s podcast we are learning some Christmas and New Year vocabulary!
🎄advent - наступление, прибытие, пришествие, Рождественский пост
🎄chimney - труба, дымоход
🎄Christmas carol - Рождественская песня
🎄Christmas Day - Рождественский день
🎄Christmas Eve - канун Рождества
🎄New Year's Day - день Нового года
🎄New Year's Eve - канун Нового года
🎄Christmas holidays - Рождественские каникулы
🎄Christmas tree - Рождественская елка
🎄cracker - хлопушка
🎄Father Christmas/Santa Claus - Дед Мороз
🎄fireplace - камин
🎄mistletoe - омела
🎄reindeer - северный олень
🎄sleigh - сани
🎄tinsel - мишура
🎄Christmas lights - Рождественские гирлянды
🎄wreath - венок, гирлянда
🎄bubbly - шампанское
🎄Merry Christmas/Happy Christmas - Счастливого Рождества
December 21st! 🎄 🎅
In today’s podcast we are learning some Christmas and New Year vocabulary!
🎄advent - наступление, прибытие, пришествие, Рождественский пост
🎄chimney - труба, дымоход
🎄Christmas carol - Рождественская песня
🎄Christmas Day - Рождественский день
🎄Christmas Eve - канун Рождества
🎄New Year's Day - день Нового года
🎄New Year's Eve - канун Нового года
🎄Christmas holidays - Рождественские каникулы
🎄Christmas tree - Рождественская елка
🎄cracker - хлопушка
🎄Father Christmas/Santa Claus - Дед Мороз
🎄fireplace - камин
🎄mistletoe - омела
🎄reindeer - северный олень
🎄sleigh - сани
🎄tinsel - мишура
🎄Christmas lights - Рождественские гирлянды
🎄wreath - венок, гирлянда
🎄bubbly - шампанское
🎄Merry Christmas/Happy Christmas - Счастливого Рождества
RealWorldEnglish🥇
07 Dec, 11:20
The Freezer Door
I was sad. I was strong and I was clever and I had a good job and I loved my husband and my children loved me, but I was sad.
I thought I was happy. I must be happy, I thought. Because sad people don’t wake up and kiss their husbands on the cheek. Sad people don’t bake fresh bread and bring toast to their children in bed. Sad people don’t go for a run and have an ice-cold shower before work.
I wasn’t happy, of course. Happy people don’t pick at their cheeks until they go red. Happy people don’t say, ‘I’m not hungry,’ and watch their kids eat supper. Happy people don’t read books until four am and then have nightmares.
But life continued. I counted the days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... I counted the months: April, May, June, July... I counted the years. Of course, there was no end. I didn’t want an end. I was afraid of an end. When my husband said, ‘When the kids grow up and leave home...’ I felt as cold as ice and I wanted to say, ‘No!’
Then, one day, I opened the freezer door. It was a hot summer’s day. I was getting ice cream for the kids – ice cream that I had made. But when I opened the freezer door, I did not see carrots and gooseberry ice cream. I saw my kitchen. The freezer was like a mirror, but inside the freezer the kitchen was empty. I could not see myself in that kitchen. I could not see myself in that world.
‘Mum!’ called my daughter from outside.
I froze. I loved my children. I would close this door and open it again, and then the strange mirror kitchen would be gone, and I would see the frozen carrots and gooseberry ice cream and everything would be normal.
I started to close the door.
‘Muuuum!’ called my son.
My hand stopped. I looked behind me. I saw my children for a second. I saw the love in their eyes.
Then I climbed into the freezer and shut the door.
‘I’m sorry,’ I said, but my words were eaten by the ice.
***
In the first year, I thought a lot about going back. I opened and closed the freezer again and again, but I always saw the same things: frozen carrots and chocolate ice cream. I tried emptying the freezer, taking everything out. That didn’t work. I tried making gooseberry ice cream and putting the frozen carrots exactly where they had been before. That didn’t work. I tried opening the freezer door at midnight, when I couldn’t sleep. That didn’t work.
By the second year, I had stopped trying. I lived my new life and tried not to think about the old one.
Was I happier here? Not really. But I was alone. I did not know why this mirror world was different, why I had no husband or children here. But that was how it was. I was alone, and when you’re alone, you can be sad. Nobody says, ‘Mummy, why are you picking at your cheek?’ Nobody says, ‘Did you have that nightmare again, love?’
So for five years I fell, alone. I fell into alcohol and partying and ice cream – cheap ice cream from the shop. I did my work badly. I was often late. Finally, I lost my job. So I took a job in a bar. I started smoking. It felt good to be bad.
But in year five, I almost died. I drank too much and went walking in the forest. I fell off a cliff and broke my leg. If someone hadn’t come and found me, I would have died.
And that was when I learned the truth: I did not want to die. There, at the bottom of the cliff, lying with a broken leg, I learned this. I did not want to die. There, at the bottom of the
cliff, lying with a broken leg – and it hurt a lot, believe me, it hurts like nothing else – there, I learned that I did not want to die.
After that, it was five years of climbing. I worked hard to make my leg better. I joined AA, went to meetings every week. I started going to the gym. I sobered up.
And I met a man at my gym. He made me think of my old husband. My ‘old’ husband... I had lived in this world for so long. Sometimes, I thought the other world was a nightmare and was the real one. But then I remembered my ‘old’ husband and my ‘old’ kids.
The man from the gym was a bit like my old husband. But his hair was shorter. Actually, he had lost most of it.
I was sad. I was strong and I was clever and I had a good job and I loved my husband and my children loved me, but I was sad.
I thought I was happy. I must be happy, I thought. Because sad people don’t wake up and kiss their husbands on the cheek. Sad people don’t bake fresh bread and bring toast to their children in bed. Sad people don’t go for a run and have an ice-cold shower before work.
I wasn’t happy, of course. Happy people don’t pick at their cheeks until they go red. Happy people don’t say, ‘I’m not hungry,’ and watch their kids eat supper. Happy people don’t read books until four am and then have nightmares.
But life continued. I counted the days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... I counted the months: April, May, June, July... I counted the years. Of course, there was no end. I didn’t want an end. I was afraid of an end. When my husband said, ‘When the kids grow up and leave home...’ I felt as cold as ice and I wanted to say, ‘No!’
Then, one day, I opened the freezer door. It was a hot summer’s day. I was getting ice cream for the kids – ice cream that I had made. But when I opened the freezer door, I did not see carrots and gooseberry ice cream. I saw my kitchen. The freezer was like a mirror, but inside the freezer the kitchen was empty. I could not see myself in that kitchen. I could not see myself in that world.
‘Mum!’ called my daughter from outside.
I froze. I loved my children. I would close this door and open it again, and then the strange mirror kitchen would be gone, and I would see the frozen carrots and gooseberry ice cream and everything would be normal.
I started to close the door.
‘Muuuum!’ called my son.
My hand stopped. I looked behind me. I saw my children for a second. I saw the love in their eyes.
Then I climbed into the freezer and shut the door.
‘I’m sorry,’ I said, but my words were eaten by the ice.
***
In the first year, I thought a lot about going back. I opened and closed the freezer again and again, but I always saw the same things: frozen carrots and chocolate ice cream. I tried emptying the freezer, taking everything out. That didn’t work. I tried making gooseberry ice cream and putting the frozen carrots exactly where they had been before. That didn’t work. I tried opening the freezer door at midnight, when I couldn’t sleep. That didn’t work.
By the second year, I had stopped trying. I lived my new life and tried not to think about the old one.
Was I happier here? Not really. But I was alone. I did not know why this mirror world was different, why I had no husband or children here. But that was how it was. I was alone, and when you’re alone, you can be sad. Nobody says, ‘Mummy, why are you picking at your cheek?’ Nobody says, ‘Did you have that nightmare again, love?’
So for five years I fell, alone. I fell into alcohol and partying and ice cream – cheap ice cream from the shop. I did my work badly. I was often late. Finally, I lost my job. So I took a job in a bar. I started smoking. It felt good to be bad.
But in year five, I almost died. I drank too much and went walking in the forest. I fell off a cliff and broke my leg. If someone hadn’t come and found me, I would have died.
And that was when I learned the truth: I did not want to die. There, at the bottom of the cliff, lying with a broken leg, I learned this. I did not want to die. There, at the bottom of the
cliff, lying with a broken leg – and it hurt a lot, believe me, it hurts like nothing else – there, I learned that I did not want to die.
After that, it was five years of climbing. I worked hard to make my leg better. I joined AA, went to meetings every week. I started going to the gym. I sobered up.
And I met a man at my gym. He made me think of my old husband. My ‘old’ husband... I had lived in this world for so long. Sometimes, I thought the other world was a nightmare and was the real one. But then I remembered my ‘old’ husband and my ‘old’ kids.
The man from the gym was a bit like my old husband. But his hair was shorter. Actually, he had lost most of it.
RealWorldEnglish🥇
07 Dec, 11:20
He was also sober – he had stopped going to AA years before. He didn’t need it anymore. We talked a lot about being sober. Alcoholics always talk a lot about being sober or not being sober. He was older than me, but I liked that. We both knew we were too old to have kids. And really, we didn’t want kids.
Slowly, this new man moved his things into my house, and by the end of the year we were living together. It was nice. We had both been sad, and we had both fallen off a cliff, and now we stood together in a safe place. Slowly, I stopped thinking about the other place, the old place. This world became the real one, and the old place became the mirror world.
One hot summer’s day, we were sat in the garden reading. ‘Shall I get us a drink?’ I said. ‘Please,’ he said. ‘With lots of ice.’
So I went into the kitchen and opened the freezer door. You know what happens next.
For a moment, I didn’t know what I was looking at. They had changed the kitchen. There was a new floor and they had painted the walls. But I saw that old clock and realised it was my kitchen – my old kitchen. And then I saw them.
My children were almost adults now. My son was sat at the table with a cup of tea, writing something. Preparing for an exam? My daughter was playing on her phone. My heart thudded as I waited to see my husband. Was he there? Was he alive?
‘Hello,’ I said. Then: ‘Hello! Hello!!’
But they couldn’t see me or hear me. My daughter said something, and then I saw my husband. He was making drinks. He came to the freezer to get ice, and now he was standing right in front of me.
I could see how much he had changed in ten years, every new line on his face, every grey hair. He was so close I could kiss him.
‘Love, what are you shouting about? It sounds like fun.’
I froze. Behind me, my new husband called. In front of me, my old husband took ice out of the freezer, stood up, held his back and said, ‘Oof, I’m getting old!’ I couldn’t hear, but I knew what he was saying. He had been saying that for about twenty years.
A wall of ice stood between the new me and the old me. In a moment, the door would close and it might never open again.
I had to choose between me and me. But really, I had to choose between him and them. I had to choose between me and me. I had to weigh the pain I had caused my old family against the pain I would cause my new
husband.
My old family had felt that pain already. They had made new lives. But the pain might be too much for my new man. It might kill him.
What do you think I did? Did I go back to my old family, say sorry, tell them I was too sad and I had to leave? Did I leave my new husband out in the sun, throw him down a cliff, so that he would never know what happened to me? Or did my old husband close the freezer door, and make that decision for me?
What I really wanted, what I really wanted, was to stay there. I wanted to stay in front of the freezer door and never close it. I wanted to stay in front of that mirror, to watch my old life and stay in my new life. I wanted to freeze that feeling, that horrible decision, and never move.
This is when I am happiest. Maybe this is the only time I have been happy in both my lives.
Every decision I could make was both right and wrong. I could choose to go or choose to stay, and I would be loving someone and hurting someone else. Both worlds were perfect mirrors, so why not live between them?
We think that pain is heavy. We say that pain weighs more than anything in the world. But in that moment, and only in that moment, I was as light as air.
Slowly, this new man moved his things into my house, and by the end of the year we were living together. It was nice. We had both been sad, and we had both fallen off a cliff, and now we stood together in a safe place. Slowly, I stopped thinking about the other place, the old place. This world became the real one, and the old place became the mirror world.
One hot summer’s day, we were sat in the garden reading. ‘Shall I get us a drink?’ I said. ‘Please,’ he said. ‘With lots of ice.’
So I went into the kitchen and opened the freezer door. You know what happens next.
For a moment, I didn’t know what I was looking at. They had changed the kitchen. There was a new floor and they had painted the walls. But I saw that old clock and realised it was my kitchen – my old kitchen. And then I saw them.
My children were almost adults now. My son was sat at the table with a cup of tea, writing something. Preparing for an exam? My daughter was playing on her phone. My heart thudded as I waited to see my husband. Was he there? Was he alive?
‘Hello,’ I said. Then: ‘Hello! Hello!!’
But they couldn’t see me or hear me. My daughter said something, and then I saw my husband. He was making drinks. He came to the freezer to get ice, and now he was standing right in front of me.
I could see how much he had changed in ten years, every new line on his face, every grey hair. He was so close I could kiss him.
‘Love, what are you shouting about? It sounds like fun.’
I froze. Behind me, my new husband called. In front of me, my old husband took ice out of the freezer, stood up, held his back and said, ‘Oof, I’m getting old!’ I couldn’t hear, but I knew what he was saying. He had been saying that for about twenty years.
A wall of ice stood between the new me and the old me. In a moment, the door would close and it might never open again.
I had to choose between me and me. But really, I had to choose between him and them. I had to choose between me and me. I had to weigh the pain I had caused my old family against the pain I would cause my new
husband.
My old family had felt that pain already. They had made new lives. But the pain might be too much for my new man. It might kill him.
What do you think I did? Did I go back to my old family, say sorry, tell them I was too sad and I had to leave? Did I leave my new husband out in the sun, throw him down a cliff, so that he would never know what happened to me? Or did my old husband close the freezer door, and make that decision for me?
What I really wanted, what I really wanted, was to stay there. I wanted to stay in front of the freezer door and never close it. I wanted to stay in front of that mirror, to watch my old life and stay in my new life. I wanted to freeze that feeling, that horrible decision, and never move.
This is when I am happiest. Maybe this is the only time I have been happy in both my lives.
Every decision I could make was both right and wrong. I could choose to go or choose to stay, and I would be loving someone and hurting someone else. Both worlds were perfect mirrors, so why not live between them?
We think that pain is heavy. We say that pain weighs more than anything in the world. But in that moment, and only in that moment, I was as light as air.
RealWorldEnglish🥇
07 Dec, 08:58
Some difficult words:
freezer - морозилка
pick at cheeks - щипать за щеку
nightmare - кошмар
gooseberry - крыжовник
frozen - замороженный
mirror - зеркало
cliff - скала
AA - Alcoholics Anonymous
sober up - отказываться от алкоголя
sober - трезвый
thud - стучать
to weigh - взвешивать
to cause - причинять
freezer - морозилка
pick at cheeks - щипать за щеку
nightmare - кошмар
gooseberry - крыжовник
frozen - замороженный
mirror - зеркало
cliff - скала
AA - Alcoholics Anonymous
sober up - отказываться от алкоголя
sober - трезвый
thud - стучать
to weigh - взвешивать
to cause - причинять
RealWorldEnglish🥇
07 Dec, 08:30
Hi, my dear friends!
In today’s podcast we are reading another story. But this time it’s not for children. It’s for adults. It’s going to be more difficult, but don’t worry! It’s ok if you don’t understand everything. Let’s go!
In today’s podcast we are reading another story. But this time it’s not for children. It’s for adults. It’s going to be more difficult, but don’t worry! It’s ok if you don’t understand everything. Let’s go!
RealWorldEnglish🥇
02 Dec, 11:01
Погодите-ка! А я же сюда не выложил сканы книги. А вы чего молчите?
RealWorldEnglish🥇
30 Nov, 07:56
Эту книгу и еще девять такого же уровня можно заказать на Ozon
https://ozon.ru/t/9WRL3az
https://ozon.ru/t/9WRL3az
RealWorldEnglish🥇
30 Nov, 07:52
Анкета предзаписи на последний поток курса English Together
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2yXoMd6l3Z-nnMn7L9SCxUNTSECcC5UGRtA-A0cCiMLQJYg/viewform?gcmes=24970467434&gcmlg=7790278
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2yXoMd6l3Z-nnMn7L9SCxUNTSECcC5UGRtA-A0cCiMLQJYg/viewform?gcmes=24970467434&gcmlg=7790278
RealWorldEnglish🥇
30 Nov, 07:39
treat - лакомство, угощение
throughout - повсюду, везде
dessert - десерт
dairy - молочные продукты
nibble - грызть, щипать
hay - сено
grain - зерно
to milk - доить
pump - качать
tank - емкость
truck - грузовик
huge - огромный
factory - завод
pick up - подбирать, забирать
separate - отделять
skim milk - обезжиренное молоко
to heat - нагревать
germ - микроб
smooth - гладкий
whip - взбивать
flavouring - ароматизатор
dough - тесто
melt - таять
to ship - поставлять, отправлять
deliver - доставлять
barn - сарай, коровник
enjoy - наслаждаться
throughout - повсюду, везде
dessert - десерт
dairy - молочные продукты
nibble - грызть, щипать
hay - сено
grain - зерно
to milk - доить
pump - качать
tank - емкость
truck - грузовик
huge - огромный
factory - завод
pick up - подбирать, забирать
separate - отделять
skim milk - обезжиренное молоко
to heat - нагревать
germ - микроб
smooth - гладкий
whip - взбивать
flavouring - ароматизатор
dough - тесто
melt - таять
to ship - поставлять, отправлять
deliver - доставлять
barn - сарай, коровник
enjoy - наслаждаться
RealWorldEnglish🥇
30 Nov, 07:28
Good morning, boys and girls! 😆
Why boys and girls?
Because today we are going to read a book for children.
Помните же, что я продаю английские книги на Ozon и WB? Так вот. Мне написали два негативных отзыва два разных человека с разницей в три дня.
В обоих из них пятилетки читали вот эти вот книги и им было супер легко, поэтому всего лишь три звездочки.
Давайте проверим, будет ли легко вам? Потом напишите в комментариях, please!
Why boys and girls?
Because today we are going to read a book for children.
Помните же, что я продаю английские книги на Ozon и WB? Так вот. Мне написали два негативных отзыва два разных человека с разницей в три дня.
В обоих из них пятилетки читали вот эти вот книги и им было супер легко, поэтому всего лишь три звездочки.
Давайте проверим, будет ли легко вам? Потом напишите в комментариях, please!
RealWorldEnglish🥇
23 Nov, 10:28
Hi, my dear fans of English? How are things? It’s Saturday which means we are having a weekly podcast.
Сегодня продолжаем разговор об идиомах и их происхождении.
❇️ meet a deadline - уложиться в срок
❇️ Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.
Отказываясь от ненужного, не лишайтесь чего-то полезного.
❇️ break the ice - разрядить обстановку
❇️ Cat got your tongue? - Ты что, язык проглотил?
❇️ bury the hatchet - зарыть топор войны
❇️ give the cold shoulder - игнорировать
❇️ pull someone’s leg - морочить голову, дурить
❇️ steal one’s thunder - присваивать чужие лавры
❇️ burn the midnight oil - работать допоздна
Откуда появились эти выражения? Иногда истории действительно шокирующие 😅
Let’s go!
Сегодня продолжаем разговор об идиомах и их происхождении.
❇️ meet a deadline - уложиться в срок
❇️ Don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.
Отказываясь от ненужного, не лишайтесь чего-то полезного.
❇️ break the ice - разрядить обстановку
❇️ Cat got your tongue? - Ты что, язык проглотил?
❇️ bury the hatchet - зарыть топор войны
❇️ give the cold shoulder - игнорировать
❇️ pull someone’s leg - морочить голову, дурить
❇️ steal one’s thunder - присваивать чужие лавры
❇️ burn the midnight oil - работать допоздна
Откуда появились эти выражения? Иногда истории действительно шокирующие 😅
Let’s go!
RealWorldEnglish🥇
16 Nov, 07:54
Hey! Long time no see. Sorry 😔
I’m back with Saturday Morning podcast.
In this episode I’ll be talking about my typical day.
Let me know if you understand everything 😜
I’m back with Saturday Morning podcast.
In this episode I’ll be talking about my typical day.
Let me know if you understand everything 😜
RealWorldEnglish🥇
12 Oct, 08:48
Feel under the weather - чувствовать недомогание
STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH - из первых рук
LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG - проболтаться
BUTTER SOMEONE UP - льстить
COST AN ARM AND A LEG - стоить больших денег
BITE THE BULLET - стиснуть зубы
TURN A BLIND EYE - смотреть сквозь пальцы
Spill the beans - проболтаться
beat around the bush - ходить вокруг да около
"It's raining cats and dogs" - льет как из ведра
STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH - из первых рук
LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG - проболтаться
BUTTER SOMEONE UP - льстить
COST AN ARM AND A LEG - стоить больших денег
BITE THE BULLET - стиснуть зубы
TURN A BLIND EYE - смотреть сквозь пальцы
Spill the beans - проболтаться
beat around the bush - ходить вокруг да около
"It's raining cats and dogs" - льет как из ведра
RealWorldEnglish🥇
12 Oct, 08:09
Hello! Saturday Morning with Azat. Are you ready for more idioms?
Сегодня не только разберем одни из самых классных и распространенных идиом, но и узнаем как они возникли. А это зачастую даже интереснее самих идиом.
Ready? Steady! …
Сегодня не только разберем одни из самых классных и распространенных идиом, но и узнаем как они возникли. А это зачастую даже интереснее самих идиом.
Ready? Steady! …
RealWorldEnglish🥇
05 Oct, 07:45
Good morning, folks! What’s up?
В сегодняшнем подкасте рассмотрим несколько самых распространенных сленговых слов и выражений. С ними вы будете лучше понимать носителей и быть с ними на одной волне.
В сегодняшнем подкасте рассмотрим несколько самых распространенных сленговых слов и выражений. С ними вы будете лучше понимать носителей и быть с ними на одной волне.
RealWorldEnglish🥇
28 Sep, 08:40
My YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/@real_world_english_kids
http://www.youtube.com/@real_world_english_kids
RealWorldEnglish🥇
28 Sep, 08:39
Артикул WB этой книжки и девяти других такого же уровня: 207881044
RealWorldEnglish🥇
28 Sep, 08:28
skunk 🦨
stripe - полоса
look at
bushy - пушистый
tail - хвост
back - спина
fur - шерсть
purr - мурлыкать
squirrel 🐿️
bear 🐻
stubby - плотный
follow - следовать
spray - брызгать
stinky - вонючий
raise - поднимать
roar - реветь
yucky - 🤢
for sure - точно
stripe - полоса
look at
bushy - пушистый
tail - хвост
back - спина
fur - шерсть
purr - мурлыкать
squirrel 🐿️
bear 🐻
stubby - плотный
follow - следовать
spray - брызгать
stinky - вонючий
raise - поднимать
roar - реветь
yucky - 🤢
for sure - точно
RealWorldEnglish🥇
28 Sep, 08:24
Morning, everyone! How are things?
Saturday Morning with Azat here. How about reading a book? A book for kids. 😂
Ready?
Saturday Morning with Azat here. How about reading a book? A book for kids. 😂
Ready?
RealWorldEnglish🥇
21 Sep, 08:27
Good morning, my friends and students? How are you doing?
Сегодня разберем и выучим 10 интересных идиом.
Вот они:
❇️ cold turkey
❇️ the elephant in the room
❇️ earworm
❇️ eager beaver
❇️ monkey business
❇️ bull in a china shop
❇️ a hot potato
❇️ couch potato
❇️ go bananas
❇️ bite the dust
Сможете догадаться о значениях без меня или словаря?
Носители английского обожают использовать идиомы. А если мы их не знаем, то как же их понимать?
Сегодня разберем и выучим 10 интересных идиом.
Вот они:
❇️ cold turkey
❇️ the elephant in the room
❇️ earworm
❇️ eager beaver
❇️ monkey business
❇️ bull in a china shop
❇️ a hot potato
❇️ couch potato
❇️ go bananas
❇️ bite the dust
Сможете догадаться о значениях без меня или словаря?
Носители английского обожают использовать идиомы. А если мы их не знаем, то как же их понимать?
RealWorldEnglish🥇
14 Sep, 08:32
used to - то, что регулярно делали в прошлом, но более не делаем
I used to swim a lot.
I didn’t use to like ice cream.
Did you use to play football as a child?
to be used to - быть привыкшим к чему-либо
I’m used to long hours.
She’s not used to living in a big city.
Are you used to travelling a lot?
get used to - привыкать к чему-либо
University is very different from school, but you’ll get used to it.
I’m getting used to the noise.
He’s getting used to living in a big city.
I used to swim a lot.
I didn’t use to like ice cream.
Did you use to play football as a child?
to be used to - быть привыкшим к чему-либо
I’m used to long hours.
She’s not used to living in a big city.
Are you used to travelling a lot?
get used to - привыкать к чему-либо
University is very different from school, but you’ll get used to it.
I’m getting used to the noise.
He’s getting used to living in a big city.
RealWorldEnglish🥇
14 Sep, 07:54
Hello, my dear friends and students! How are you?
Saturday Morning with Azat. In our today’s podcast we are learning to use ‘used to’, ‘be used to’ and ‘get used to’. (оценили степень тавтологии? 😅)
Get yourself a cup of tea or coffee. We are starting now!
Saturday Morning with Azat. In our today’s podcast we are learning to use ‘used to’, ‘be used to’ and ‘get used to’. (оценили степень тавтологии? 😅)
Get yourself a cup of tea or coffee. We are starting now!
RealWorldEnglish🥇
07 Sep, 08:31
Hello, my dear friends! I hope you are having a great weekend!
В сегодняшнем подкасте говорим о методиках, которые не дадут вам результата. Как бы вы ни старались и как бы ни старался преподаватель. Почему так происходит и как это исправить? Относится это и ко взрослым, и к детям.
В сегодняшнем подкасте говорим о методиках, которые не дадут вам результата. Как бы вы ни старались и как бы ни старался преподаватель. Почему так происходит и как это исправить? Относится это и ко взрослым, и к детям.
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