Hello friends! I prepared a little passage and a little true-or-false on the passage. The topic is bullying, which is a very serious matter in todays world. Let's raise learn and raise awareness! Bullying is the harassment and intimadition coming from one person to another. It is something that 1 in 2 people will experience before the age of 25. There are no age gaps or a specific age number between the bully and the victim, meaning a person aging 13 can be bullied by someone much older than them. There are multiple ways of bullying such as; Emotional bullying, cyber bullying, physical bullying and racial bullying. Children usually tend to bully their peers who are slightly different. According to the Center of Disease Control, ‘’Students with bullying are at increased risk of poor school adaptation, trouble sleeping, anxiety, and depression.’’ Any form of bullying can be interevened by these methods; -Speaking to your bully, figuring out why they are bullying you. -Conf...
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True or False; Bullying means harassement and intimidation TRUE / FALSE Poor school adaptation is considered as an affect of bullying TRUE / FALSE Bullying does not happen in publich places TRUE / FALSE You should let a grown up know if you're being bullied TRUE / FALSE 35% of teenagers experience bullying every year in the US TRUE / FALSE You should be a bully too if you're being bullied TRUE / FALSE ...
Alright, let's talk about pronounnciation. Is it important? Absolutely! What most english learners don't know is that not pronouncing certain consonants such as ''th'' may change the whole meaning of a word. Before I get in to it, let's listen to this video. Sound familiar? Or foreign? Most of our peers aren't able to produce the ''th'' sound when saying ''three'' due to fact that we are not familiar with that consonant. You probably heard ''chree'' instead of''three'' a lot of the times but figured it out because you knew the subject before hand. Here is video that I wish I had come up with, it is very helpfull and absolutely way easier to understand;