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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 15:37
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 15:52
Vocabulary: LEAVES
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English vs French Words; it sound similar pronunciation but ither one don't hear properly
-basil n basilic m
-chervil n cerfeuil m
-tarragon n estragon m
-oregano n origan m
-coriander n coriandre f
-thyme n thym m
-parsley n persil m
-etc
Funny. Obviously, the words were orally passed, except maybe tarragon & thyme
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gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 16:22
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gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 19:07
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gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 19:45
Wage vs. Salary vs. Income vs. Earnings vs. Remuneration
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gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 22:08
Useful Everyday Phrases in English
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gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 22:21
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MurielB Ven 2 Déc - 22:35
gerardM a écrit:Wage vs. Salary vs. Income vs. Earnings vs. Remuneration
Business English: the Money that You Earn
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What about the about the pension ?
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 2 Déc - 23:31
Muriel,
Regarding retirement, "pension" has the same meaning as in French.
Regarding retirement, "pension" has the same meaning as in French.
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Sam 3 Déc - 21:11
interesting to note !
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Dim 4 Déc - 14:19
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gerardM Dim 4 Déc - 14:23
Common Phrasal Verbs
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gerardM Dim 4 Déc - 14:54
How to Learn English Through Songs and Movie
While there are many great tools which can help you tech English easier as well as increase the retention of the lessons, the best and most proven techniques by far is Learning English through Songs, games and even movies. Movies are a fun way…
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gerardM Dim 4 Déc - 20:43
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Dim 4 Déc - 21:41
gerardM a écrit:
How to Learn English Through Songs and Movie
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Yes Gérard ! songs are very useful especially for young children. When my grandson learnt English with Gogo https://www.google.fr/search?hl=en&q=gogo&gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=_YBEWN-4Dcb0aue1mrAL#hl=en&q=gogo+to+learn+english, He kept singing in English all the time ( It was a bit annoying for her sister
). Anyway thanks to those songs, he has improved his language skills and his interest for the English language)_________________
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Dim 4 Déc - 22:49
Muriel,
In addition, songs are good for the pronunciation.
Quebeckers lose their accent when they sing.
In addition, songs are good for the pronunciation.
Quebeckers lose their accent when they sing.
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Lun 5 Déc - 10:20
Let's sing in English in the shower ! 
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 11:06
Basic Greeting in English
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An Irish coworker was greeting me every morning with "How are you doing?"
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gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 11:53
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Lun 5 Déc - 13:50
Gérard thanks for those very useful expressions. I remember what my children's native English teacher used to say to her pupils
I thought it was much more concrete than the French translationMake a line by the door
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 14:33
Thanks for sharing Muriel.MurielB a écrit:Gérard thanks for those very useful expressions. I remember what my children's native English teacher used to say to her pupilsI thought it was much more concrete than the French translationMake a line by the door
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 14:36
One of the most common English expressions. If you're in touch with someone, you're not actually touching anyone!
In Touch - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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In Touch - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 21:36
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Lun 5 Déc - 21:45
gerardM a écrit:One of the most common English expressions. If you're in touch with someone, you're not actually touching anyone!
In Touch - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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Gérard "keep in touch" is a nice way to say to people that you want to remain in contact with them because you value their presence.
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Déc - 22:19
Common Errors in English Usage
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