Irina Milingo’s Journal 🇬🇧

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Как разнообразить речь нативно? А вот так! 🔥 I'm fuming (fume - дымить, дым) = I'm very angry My lips are sealed (запечатаны) = I will keep it a secret I'm all ears = I'm listening carefully Shoot me a message = Text me I'm on the fence (fence - забор, барьер) = I can't decide I made up my mind (касается решений, требующих обдумывания) = I decided I'll sleep on it = I'll think about it Come again = What did you say? What are you up to? = What are you doing? You crack me up (crack up - лопнуть от смеха) = You make me laugh Source #Milingo_Native

🗞News in English: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is 200 years old level: intermediate Beethoven's Ninth Symphony has been played in Vienna to mark the 200th anniversary of its first performance. The premiere of Beethoven's masterpiece took place at a theatre in Austria's capital city on the 7th of May, 1824. Vienna is the city where the German composer lived and worked for much of his life. He composed many of his most famous works there. The anniversary performance earlier this week was conducted by the world-famous Italian conductor Riccardo Muti. A member of the choir told the BBC how happy she was to sing in the 200-year celebration. She said: "It's the whole world to us to be able to sing this wonderful message of love. You're lifted up…when you're singing." The Ninth Symphony is believed to be one of the greatest pieces of music ever written. It is also one of the most played and most widely-recognized classical works. The symphony's final part – the fourth movement – is called Ode to Joy. This was revolutionary 200 years ago because it used solo voices and a choir. An adapted version of Ode to Joy is the anthem of the European Union. It is loved and played by orchestras worldwide. In Japan, it is sung each December by a choir of 10,000 singers. The Ode represents peace and international understanding. Heidrun Irene Mittermair, a singer in a Viennese choir, called Beethoven's Ninth, "a wonderful message of love". She added that it "moves from the darkness to the light". Mark the 200th anniversary — отметить 200-летнюю годовщину Masterpiece — шедевр, произведение искусства Composer — композитор Conductor — дирижер Member of the choir — член хора To be lifted up — быть возвышенным Anthem — гимн Represent peace — символизировать мир #Milingo_Reading

🎵Fleetwood Mac — Dreams (1977) Oh, thunder only happens when it's raining Players only love you when they're playing Say, women... they will come and they will go When the rain washes you clean, you'll know Thunder — гром, Come and go — приходить и уходить, Wash clean — мыть дочиста, отмывать (What a message! Каков посыл..) #Milingo_Listening

Милый и эффективный способ запомнить полезные в быту глаголы ☺️ Crack — разбить, Squash — раздавить, Break — сломать, Squeeze — сжимать, выдавливать, Snap — ломать, щелкнуть (сопровождается щелчком) Bend — гнуть, Tear — разорвать, Crumple — мять, скомкать Source #Milingo_Vocabulary

❌ I’ll talk to you when I will be free — Я поговорю с тобой, когда буду свободен Не самое логичное правило, но в английском языке в подобных предложениях (а это сложные предложения с придаточным времени 😬) после союзов WHEN, AFTER, BEFORE, WHILE не ставится WILL, хотя мы и подразумеваем будущее время, вот как это выглядит: I will be in New York, when you are in Paris. — Я буду в Нью-Йорке, когда ты будешь в Париже. ("will" не ставим в части предложения с "when", просто правило) Call me before you go. — Позвони мне, прежде, чем уедешь. (хоть и будущее, но после before "will" не ставим) When we come back, you will be surprised. — Когда мы вернемся, ты будешь удивлен. After you arrive, call her. — Как прибудешь, позвони ей. Резюмируем, правильно: ✅ I’ll talk to you when I AM free — вместо will берем настоящее время (am - форма глагола "to be" в настоящем) Ставьте реакции и пишите, что бы еще разобрать из частых ошибок!) #Milingo_Grammar

To walk — ходить To jog — бежать трусцой To run — бежать To sprint — разгоняться To be out of breath — запыхаться, задыхаться Source: @carokowanzenglish #Milingo_Vocabulary