10 Life Hacks You Need To Know For Summer!

Useful Phrasal Verbs

ASK someone OUT: invite on a date
BACK someone UP: support 
BREAK DOWN: stop functioning 
BREAK UP: end a relationship 
CALL someone BACK: return a phone call 
CALL something OFF: cancel 
CALM DOWN: relax 
CHECK IN: arrive and register 
CHECK OUT: leave a hotel 
CHEER UP: become happier 
COUNT ON: rely on 
DRESS UP: wear nice clothing 
EAT OUT: eat at a restaurant
GET AWAY: go on a vacation 
GO AHEAD: start 
GO OUT: go on a social event
HANG OUT: spend time relaxing 
LOOK OUT: be careful 
PICK OUT: choose 
PUT something OFF: postpone 
SET something UP: arrange, organize 
SHOP AROUND: compare prices 
TAKE OFF: start to fly 
TURN UP: appear suddenly
WORK OUT: exercise 



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English & Songs

Learn English with your favourite songs.
Why learn English through songs?

- Scientific research demonstrates it works.
- Songs include up-to-date vocabulary and colloquialisms.
- Get familiar with the sound of English.
- They are catchy.
- Songs are emotional.
- You can listen to music everywhere.
- Music teaches you culture.

http://www.fluentu.com/english/blog/learn-english-through-songs-music/

Rihanna And Kanye West And Paul McCartney - FourFiveSeconds

Selectividad - Malaysia Airlines

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8J14kaZJeVsYXM2ZnV3MDMzQjg/view?usp=sharing

 

Twitter - Learn English

Échale un vistazo a BBC Learning English (@bbcle): https://twitter.com/bbcle?s=09

PANCAKE DAY

British Holidays - Pancake Day and Shrove Tuesday