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| Falsetto dub step Dracula. From Romania. Genius. |
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| I have a Lithuanian student and I'm going to ask her if there is some obscure saying about shoes in Lithuania. |
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| "Because of my shoes I'm wearing today/ one is called love/ the other is pain" er, what? |
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| "Do you know where the restroom is at?" "You mustn't end a sentence with a preposition." "Do you know where the restroom is at, asshole?" |
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| "You are going to have a discussionabout holidays." City & Guilds need to learn a lot about communicative purpose. |
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| Reports and preparing for assessments next week. |
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| Just said "yes!" jubilantly and out loud upon hearing of a person's observation grade. A step towards the dark side? |
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| Good idea, but scary that "more than half of inspection teams had at least one working teacher." Not enough. |
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| What I have learned about learning from learning. |
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| maybe it's an alternative to toe-based or spleen-based learning? |
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| Find myself in the pleasant position of waiting for a train and having two nice emails to reply to. |
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| huge pile of practitioner led research grants w legal action if absorbed into college budgets. |
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| although fannypack is possibly my favourite Americanism, in a schoolboy humour way. |
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| and for older Northern Brits football means rugby league & soccer meant well, soccer. ! |
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| if any of us Brits do get sniffy abt "fall" remind them that it predates "autumn" by several hundred years. |
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| Fun resource for British & American English. You may want to edit out "pissed" , "fanny" and "shagging"? |
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| My favourite here: "no stranger to Greggs" ... |
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| woah, Padlet works inside Moodle. Neat. |
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| in three words: language focus assignment |
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| In the middle of this article: is a big link to this one Erm |
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