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Posts Tagged ‘advanced vocabulary’

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What are condolences?

Aug, Fri 17th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, condolences, ell, ESL, learn english, sympathy
What are condolences?

When someone experiences the loss of a loved one to give them your condolences is a way of expressing sympathy for the person in sorrow. Being on the receiving end of condolences eases a bit of the pain of the loss knowing that people are behind you and supporting you in your sadness. Have you ever [...]

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What is castigate?

Aug, Fri 10th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, castigate, punish, verb
What is castigate?

No one likes to face negative consequences for their actions, and the worst of all consequences is to be punished. A severe version of punishment is the verb castigate. You might say that a terrorist is castigated for his crimes. Have you ever been castigated or severely punished? Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), [...]

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What does bereave mean?

Jul, Mon 30th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, bereave, ell, ESL, grief, sad
What does bereave mean?

The word bereave means to mourn or grieve the loss of something or someone. Many people go through a season of bereavement when a loved one dies. Have you ever been bereaved? Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a comment below with questions, comments, etc.

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What is a beetle?

Jul, Fri 27th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, beetle, ell, ESL, learn english, student post
What is a beetle?

Most everyone has heard of and likes the 1960s band The Beetles because their music was revolutionary and has lasted generations. But, do you like beetles the insect? In the video below I show you many various kinds of beetles. I’m just glad they are behind the glass! Was that video helpful? If so (or if [...]

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What is a balcony?

Jul, Wed 25th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, balcony, ell, ESL, learn english, student video
What is a balcony?

Have you ever heard of the famous Romeo & Juliet balcony scene? Well, a balcony is a railed platform on the second level of a building. It can be inside overlooking another room or outside overlooking a garden, yard, or street. Have you ever been on a balcony? Was that video helpful? If so (or [...]

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What is asylum?

Jul, Mon 23rd, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: advanced vocabulary, Asylum, ESL, ESL Basics, haven, learn english, refuge, safety
What is asylum?

Have you ever looked for a safe place to stay? If so, that means you were seeking asylum. Asylum is a place of refuge or safety. A safe haven. It is often found in churches. In the video below I discuss one of the United State’s policies on asylum for those seeking safety. Was that [...]

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What is Apprehensive?

Jul, Mon 9th, 2012 Posted in : Advanced, Blog, Student Posts, Videos, Vocabulary 0 Comments Tags: adjective, advanced vocab, advanced vocabulary, anxious, apprehensive, ESL, learn english, nervous
What is Apprehensive?

The adjective apprehensive is used to describe the feeling of nervousness or fear. For instance you may feel apprehensive about your final exam at the end of a semester. Make sure you study up to shake those jitters! What makes you feel apprehensive? Was that video helpful? If so (or if not), leave a comment [...]

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