Secrets of the English language

Secrets of the English Language

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The verb to wear

The different uses of "to wear"

What do you like to wear?

This is Leon S. Kennedy and he wears a sick-looking jacket.

Dante here likes to wear his hair covering the eyes

Sonya wears her hair tied in the back. The classic ponytail.

And how do

And Goku wears his hair like this. Iconic.

prefer to
wear your hair?

How about the perfume you wear?

Any favorites?

Look at the smile this boy is wearing.

Isn't that a puppy you can trust?

The Joker is constanly wearing such a wide smile...

"isn't that a face you can trust??" [o] _ [o]

Handsome
Good-looking
Pretty
Beautiful
Cute

​How to use these, when talking about people...

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Handsome - men
Good-looking - men/women
Pretty - women
Beautiful - women (men, not that common)

Cute
men/women

You can also use it like this:

Cute child, cute baby, cute puppy, cute lion cub, cute necklace, cute dress, cute bracelet...








cute for small things, delicate things, fancy things, etc.

Expressing "Eu gostei"
in English

"gostei" is the past tense of "gostar"

when, in fact, you should say
"I like it"👍to sound more natural.
Natural like these trees. ; )

In English, you may be tempted to say "I liked it."🚫

"odiei" is the past tense of "odiar"

go with
"I hate it"👍to sound more natural.

instead of saying "I hated it."🚫

"yadda yadda mesmo?"
how do you express this idea in English?





e.g. "Qual é o nome daquela canção mesmo?"

Use "again"

What's the name of that song again?

When did you say you were coming home again?

What is the meaning of possum again?

How does that work again?

Why do we have instructions on how to use shampoo again?

Pet Vocab

Walk the dog

is the act of going out with your dog, usually on a leash, to exercise and get some air.

​here is the leash

​When you are doing this to your little animal...

you are petting it.

The verb is to pet.

You can pet your dog, your cat or any other animal you see in the streets.

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Lose vs Loose

pronunciation

Lose is a verb
John has lost his wallet.

Loose is an adjective. Loose is something that is not tight.
Loose pants; loose shoelace

rob a bank
steal somebody
steal from a bank

price is steep
product is expensive

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