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Have a crack at something. This is a way of showing your enthusiasm to try to do something but making it clear that you don’t think you will be successfull.

Now that you had a look at Have a crack at something, have a go at our other expression session posts: Expression Session: be worth itExpression Session: drop the ball

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English: By vs till / until. It can be quite confusing when we are writing work emails to know if we should use by or until. It’s true that until can often be translated as ‘hasta‘ in Spanish, but not always.

It is quite common for Spanish speakers to mix up by and until as they both are indicating a time when something ends. Take a look at some of these common errors.

Now that you have seen English: By vs till / until, take a look at our other English Writing posts: English Writing: Notifying errors English Writing: Making requests in English

English Expression: be worth it. In Spanish you say ‘vale la pena‘ and in English we say ‘it’s worth it’ The word ‘worth’ means having value.

Now that you have seen English Expression: be worth it, take a look at our other Expression Session posts: Expression Session: drop the ball Expression Session: kill time

English Vocabulary: Oversight. This is a funny word as it almost feels like it has two opposite meanings. On one hand, it means to pay special attention to something and yet it can also mean to make a mistake because you haven’t paid enough attention.

Now that you have seen English Vocabulary: Oversight, take a look at our other Vocab Rehab posts: Vocab Rehab: discrepancy Vocab Rehab: false friends: career and degree

English Writing: notifying errors. Communicating an error or mistake can be a delicate matter, especially in emails. So, make sure that your language is clear, not aggressive and is focused on the solution.

Now that you have read English Writing: notifying errors, have a look at our other Writing posts: Writing: making requests in English Writing: C1 Advanced Writing

English Vocabulary: Discrepancy. Saying there seem to be some discrepancies is a friendlier, more diplomatic way to tell someone they have made a mistake or that you don’t agree with them.

Now that you have seen English Vocabulary: Discrepancy, take a look at our other Vocab Rehab posts: Vocab Rehab: False Friends: career vs degreeVocab Rehab: tenacious

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English Expression: drop the ball. I have to admit, I love baseball expressions. It’s a sport I started playing at age 6. And I promise that it was never a good thing to ‘drop the ball’. That’s why it is such a good way of expressing how you feel about a mistake you have made.

Now that you have learned English Expression: drop the ball, take a look at our other Expression Session posts: Expression Session: kill time Expression Session: waste of time

So, now we know that Stative verbs only show a ‘state’, so Dynamic verbs show ‘action’. Some examples of Dynamic verbs are: run, dance, shower, play, etc. We can see the action occuring. Some verbs can be used both as a state and as an action. Here are some examples.

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Now that you have read about Stative Verbs in English, take a look at our other Grammar posts: Grammar: Present Continous Grammar: Second Conditional

False Friends: career and degree. Oh how much do we hate those False Friends – the words that sound exactly like a word in a different language but has a different meaning. It sounds like it’s a friend, but it’s not. Curse you False Friends!!!

Not that you had a look at False Friends: career and degree, have a look at our other False Friends posts: 1. Vocab Rehab: False Friends: Terrific and terrifying 2. Vocab Rehab: False Friends: Suburbs and slums3. Vocab Rehab: False Friends: Sensitive and Sensible4. Vocab Rehab: False Friends: Comprehensive and Understanding

Now that you have seen English Grammar: Present Continuous, take a look at our other English Grammar posts: English Grammar: Second Conditional English Grammar: Regret + gerund/infinitive

English Expression: Kill time. Another nice expression that translates perfectly into Spanish: matar tiempo. This makes it easy to remember and use so you can bump up your exam points or impress your boss.

Now that you have learned English Expression: Kill time, take a look at our other Expression Session posts: Expression Session: waste of timeExpression Session: it is what it is

English Vocabulary: tenacious. There are lots of names for these kinds of people: persistent, tough, annoying. But, when we use the word tenacious, there is a strength behind it. We are talking about someone who won’t stop usually because they believe strongly in something.

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