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Hey guys, I�ve just transcribed a youtube video and I couldn�t understand some sentences and as you�re awesome, I�m here to ask for some help.
To make your job easier, I�ve added a time marker and CAPITALIZED THE SENTENCES I NEED.
Link for the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nbJoaTC_10
I�m gonna go skydiving or let�s do this open mic night. (00:00:15) YOU SAID EVERYTHING UNDER EMOTION, you can�t really back out and you just think to yourself (00:00:20) I�m really DREADING this decision. That�s me, WHAT about now?
00:01:59 EXEMPT FROM catastrophic loss.
They�ve been used in our society for hundreds of years to signal mourning. (00:04:50) AS I HAD A RETINUE of other mourning clothes
yet it identified him to his core, (00:05:36) HIS SECRET NAME.
Shoulder-to-shoulder. (00:06:26) SPRINKLED ABOUT you see people with these black armbands
(00:10:58) But the truth is, THIS EXCHANGE IS CHEAP AND LOUSY OF CONSOLATION PRIZE. And I�d toss it away for one more moment with my sister.
the really sad part about it is that in keeping up this delusion, (00:12:41) YOU KNOW BY US WANTING TO MANTAIN these blinders,
By the way, I was blocked while I was trying to post this. My login: mari_18cf
How can I be unblocked?
Thanks in advance.
As I seem to have a lot of time on my hands at the moment (my holiday to the UK cancelled), I have been preparing some work for next term. I have been looking at phrases such as, "regarding ..., with regard to ... as regards ..., as far as ... is concerned, on the subject of ..." etc. and I�m having the Dickens of a time trying to categorise what they are. I thought that perhaps they could be called "adverbial phrases of reference" or even "adverbial phrases of introduction" and, after spending nearly an hour clicking on various links and looking at different sites, I am more or less stymied by the lack of information on this. They can also be used as conjunctions, depending on how the sentence is structured. Any ideas, people? I really need a new pairs of eyes and a fresh brain on this.
Thank you very much for all your comments and captions that I really looked forward to discovering and reading everyday. Now it is time to pass on the baton and hence the not so enjoyable task of choosing a winner as I have more than one favorite. But I have chosen the winner. It´s about being sent to the "bar" no less and that too by one´s wife from all the people possible, only to discover that it is not the sort where one might hope to find a bar-maid. The winner is, ifelipenaranjo. Congratulations dear colleague, the torch is hence passed on to you. Carry it and have fun!
ESTEEMED MOST SENIOR ADVISER MRS. SPINNY and seemingly regular adviser Mr. Spinny, Thank you very much for choosing my caption. I am indeed honored.(and super stoked!)
I have tried no fewer than 4 times to begin a new thread of the topic with a nice picture, but keep getting blocked. I shall keep up the effort but if you do not see anything from me by Tuesday, then I would beg of the esteemed most senior adviser to pick a runner up and maybe they will have better success in being able to post a picture and keep the thread going. Thank you!
It has been a tough decision, but after hours of consultation with my most senior advisor (Mrs Spinney), I have the pleasure of announcing the winner of the caption competition for last week.
What do they do (part 2)
students match the jobs then write sentences. Please check my page for other worksheets.
Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Downloads: 26
Let s talk about this Summer
The pupils have to find the correct verb forms (simple present, past, present perfect,etc). I did not include any photo but you can very easily find some and paste them on the downloaded document.
Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Downloads: 16
WRITING AN EMAIL FOR CAMBRIDGE B1 PRELIMINARY (PET) [methodology]
Yahoo! The very last international exam writing task with all its features is here to download. Take a look at how they write an email for b1 preliminary. That�s all for now!
If you think something is missing from the series or there are more specific writing tasks offered at other exams, drop me a message pls.
P.S. if there are those interest...
Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Downloads: 36
Animal sounds
Easy matching exercice . Flashcards to mount the mini-lesson.
Level: elementary Age: 5-7 Downloads: 5
Personal Questions
Personal Questions...
Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Downloads: 6
Present Continuous
Write the ING from, complete in present continuous, answer the questions and order the words.
Level: elementary Age: 12-15 Downloads: 25
Summer holidays in times of Covid 19
The students have probably experienced special holidays. The paper helps them talking about them with different questions. They choose some and then add some of their own.
Level: intermediate Age: 10-16 Downloads: 19
New York Celebrated
NYC has often been celebrated by singers. This worksheet is based upon three of them: F. Sinatra, A. Keys and L.Reed.
Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Downloads: 12
