B.E.L.L. Tips - Dancing Cows
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Language Level - B2
\nWe continue to add to our vocabulary words from the Oxford 3000.
\nA list of 3000 words someone should know if they are taking the CEFR (Common European Framework Reference) language tests.
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\nLanguage Level - B2
\nThis NPR article explains how pasturing cows produces delicious organic milk. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/04/20/401020408/when-danish-cows-see-fresh-spring-pasture-they-jump-for-joyβ
\nLanguage Level - B1
\nInfinitive or Gerund?
\nThe last few weeks we have been reviewing Gerunds and Infinitives and how to use them.
\nRemember, both gerunds and infinitives are verbs that function as a noun (instead of a verb) in a sentence.
\nGerunds end with -ing
\nInfinitives begin with to
\nThere are lots of different \"rules\" when it comes to knowing whether you use a gerund or an infinitive, so the best approach is to break it down into smaller parts and keep practicing.
\nWatch this video that explains using the gerund or infinitive after STOP:
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\nLet's Practice!
\nPut the verb into the correct form:
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\nLanguage Level - B2
\nUse the vocabulary words to write out complete sentences to practice your new vocabulary. Challenge yourself by using the word in two different sentences.
\nTip: Research has shown that we remember things better when we write them down by hand (typing/texting) doesn't count. Writing your sentences by hand will deepen your practice.
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\nLanguage Level - C1
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