English for Parents @ParentsEnglish

Learning new words and expressions with my children every day. Corrections and suggestions are welcome Joined December 2013

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Grouchy daddy @Grouchy_daddy

6 years ago

My close friend just started a new channel on youtube, with videos in English for children. If you have young children, please take a look and share. I think it's worth a lot. Thanks!! youtube.com/channel/UCwrgx…

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English for Parents @ParentsEnglish

7 years ago

LEAP YEAR: Año bisiesto 2020 (twenty-twenty) is a LEAP YEAR

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The best posts for learning English! @EnglishBug7

7 years ago

give somebody a piggyback = llevar a alguien a cuestas I'm so tired, dear. Give me a piggyback, will you?

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7 years ago

Puerta giratoria: REVOLVING DOOR Be careful, don't play with the revolving door, it can be dangerous.

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7 years ago

Lo de siempre: THE SAME OLD THING. *Don't tell me the same old thing, you should've come earlier. 😠

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7 years ago

to BICKER: to argue in a way that is annoying about things that aren't important. *Hey, you two, stop bickering/quit your bickering! *She's always bickering with her mother. *I can't stand their constant bickering. (as a noun)

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7 years ago

to HAVE TROUBLE + ing (tener problemas con) *Do you have trouble doing your homework, sweetheart? Do you need help? *If you don't go early to bed, you'll have trouble getting up tomorrow.

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Onintze @OnintzeP

7 years ago

*Please, can you TAKE the clothes OFF the line? *Please, can you GET the clothes OFF the line? *Please, can you BRING IN the laundry? (¿Puedes recoger la colada, por favor?) #LaundryTime

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English for Parents @ParentsEnglish

8 years ago

Are you ready to take a dip? Don't forget your floaties! #SwimmingAids #vocabulary #English

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English for Parents @ParentsEnglish

8 years ago

GET YOUR KIT OFF Inf. (UK) desnudarse 👧: Wow...this stream is awesome, let's cool off! 👩: But we didn't bring the swimsuits... 👧: Who cares? Let's get our kit off!

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IdiomConnection @IdiomConnectio1

7 years ago

"Draw a blank" - to get no response from someone when you ask him or her a question "The father always asks his son about his schoolwork but he often draws a blank." "The teacher drew a blank when she asked the student a question."

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7 years ago

SPLINTER:Astilla -I have a splinter in my finger -let's remove it before it causes a blister* *ampolla

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Grouchy daddy @Grouchy_daddy

7 years ago

How many fewer pages did Peter read than John? Cuantas paginas menos que Juan leyó Pedro? #that #math

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7 years ago

-Release the hose! (Suelta la manguera) -😄 -I mean it (lo digo en serio) -😄 -I'm not amused (a mi no me hace gracia/yo no me río) -😄

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7 years ago

Pendientes de aro: HOOP EARRINGS She loves wearing large HOOP EARRINGS and pulls her hair into a loose ponytail

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7 years ago

Sweets: chuches

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7 years ago

Escurrir: to WRING OUT When you WRING OUT a wet cloth or a wet piece of clothing, you squeeze the water out of it by twisting it strongly WRING OUT that *dishcloth so it will dry faster. *trapo de cocina