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Episode #19 - Learn grammar through stories - Daria's trip (comparatives and superlatives)
Today is the first episode of the second season of our episode: Learn Grammar through Stories.
This new type of episode will present stories that contain grammar points of the English language, with the aim to help you learn grammar in a natural and contextualized way. Whenever you listen to one of the stories, you will notice a certain grammar point revolving around it and that's where we hope you will be able to internalize it better.
Because I believe when it comes to langauge, this saying is true: 'Water dropping day by day wears the hardest rock away'.
Practice makes perfect, and repetition is the key to fluency.
In today's episode, you will listen to a story about Daria's trip as she travels from Brazil to Lisbon, Portugal and you will listen to a lot of sentences in the comparative and superlative form.
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By Brazilian PolyglotToday is the first episode of the second season of our episode: Learn Grammar through Stories.
This new type of episode will present stories that contain grammar points of the English language, with the aim to help you learn grammar in a natural and contextualized way. Whenever you listen to one of the stories, you will notice a certain grammar point revolving around it and that's where we hope you will be able to internalize it better.
Because I believe when it comes to langauge, this saying is true: 'Water dropping day by day wears the hardest rock away'.
Practice makes perfect, and repetition is the key to fluency.
In today's episode, you will listen to a story about Daria's trip as she travels from Brazil to Lisbon, Portugal and you will listen to a lot of sentences in the comparative and superlative form.
Follow me on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brazilianpolyglot/
Telegram: https://t.me/brazilianpolyglot
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brazilianpolyglot-101383208416165
Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1d6GRPMVX3UMdwytOO5Ftz?si=em1sr2YWQaC7vXZjP6xbjg
MY FREE E-BOOK: ‘Guia Brazilian Polyglot: Como Aprender Qualquer Língua com Sucesso’
https://brazilianpolyglot.kpages.online/guiabrazilianpolyglot
Find a native tutor on iTalki and get $10 credits:
http://go.italki.com/Brazilianpolyglot