We want you to tell us what you did yesterday and what you have done this week to practise the past simple and past participle …and now it’s your turn to practise your English. Reza and I want to thank italki for sponsoring Aprender Inglés con Reza y Craig.Ĭome came come (“Craig often doesn’t know if he’s coming or going.” – He does know what he’s doing.)īlow blew blown (“To blow your own trumpet.” – to boast (jactarse, presumir, tirarse flores) Italki are offering a special deal to listeners of Aprender Ingles con Reza y Craig – 100 free italki credits (ITCs) when you sign up for their paid service. Go to: /italki – click on ‘start speaking – find a teacher’įind a teacher and improve your speaking with italki So you go there – you register – you search for a teacher – you buy italki credits (ITC) and you find a teacher in your price range. Probably a female teacher, because I feel more comfortable. – Intenté mejorar mi español.” – I haven’t chosen my Spanish teacher yet I think I’ll look for a teacher from Argentina. I’ve made a list: tenses, especially the past tense “ Yo he hecho mis deberes” “Yo hizo mis deberes” He intentado mejorar mi español” I’ve decided to improve my Spanish with iTalki. The pronunciation of regular verbs in the past tense (-ed endings) in Epìsode 60 – /60 I would you like to suggest a podcast about the pronunciation of irregular verbs, infinitive, past simple and past participle, would be great if that is posible, once again thanks a lot. Hello guys, I just want to say to you two thank you very much for the podcast, it really helps me with pronuciation and lot of things, (a lot of / lots of)

I’ve never heard this expression before, but it could be right. I’m not sure what “ tira y afloja entre algo y algo“. “The side effects of that new medicine are a trade-off to its benefits.” – La compensación de los efectos secundarios de esta nueva medicina por los beneficios que produce es evidente. Here’s another example with ‘trade-off” as a noun:

It sort of means there is a surrender of some benefits for others. The dictionary says: “sacrificar algo por”.įor example: “The new speakers look stylish, but I would not trade the sound off for the appearance.” This is a phrasal verb that you can separate. Sth” be translated into Spanish as “ tira y afloja entre algo y algo“? Mensaje: Hi friends!!! Could the expression “a trade off between sth and In this episode: Pronunciation of Irregular Verbs With over 45 years of teaching between us, we’ll help you improve your English and take it to the next level. This is Reza, and we are going to help you grow your grammar, vocalize your vocabulary and perfect your pronunciation. If you are a new listener to this podcast, welcome! I’m Craig.

Irregular verbs pronunciation audio