It would appear that love has indeed been in the air at Teachify in May as we’ve been discussing a number of topics to do with romance, dating, marriage and many more. You may think of the mythical Bob Marley and wonder in his famous words…is this love, is this love, is this love. Well, here at Teachify for one month only, yes, it is love.
What is the topic of the month?
So, just to clarify, each month we take inspiration from a general topic and then we focus on said topic by discussing many aspects, reviewing relevant vocabulary and debate some of the most interesting questions we consider related to that topic. After that, we wrap everything up by having a quick chitchat to go through how we feel when it comes to that topic.
Profesores particulares Sevilla
What should you do now then?
The answer is right before your eyes, it’s a no-brainer.
If you’re already one of our students and you’ve studied some of the lesson plans then I’d begin by trying to recall the target vocabulary, phrasal verbs and idioms.
Then the next logical step is to watch the chitchat attached and if you have any issues understanding anything we say, I suggest rewatching the video as many times as possible until you master the new terms.
At the same time, you could use applications like wordreference, reverso or linguee to check the meaning and translation of these difficult words.
Clases de inglés negocios Sevilla
It's okay! we know it can be difficult to understand.
In case that’s not enough, or if you simply want to see some synonyms or further explanation then don’t worry, below you have a list of the words and phrases we believe to be more unusual along with a brief explanation in English.
Vocabulary & phrasal verbs
- Love at first sight: falling in love with someone the moment you meet them.
- Shallow: the opposite of deep, or someone who only focuses on someone’s appearance.
- Never judge a book by its cover: don’t make a decision about someone if you don’t know them.
- Fancy: to want, to find attractive or as an adjective it means posh or extravagant.
- Cut corners: to not do things properly.
- Woo: to flirt with or conquer romantically.
- Intrigued: interested, curious.
- Bound to: guaranteed to or at least almost guaranteed to.
- Fallout: argument or fight.
- Fall out with: have an argument with someone.
- Make up: a very versatile phrasal verb however in the video and talking about love it means to forgive someone or make peace with someone.
- Do your make up: apply make-up.
