Unstoppable English with Domynic

I read an article from Vark Learn.com regarding the 4 major learning modalities.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel to reach out to me.

VARK Modalities: what do Visual, Aural, Read/write & Kinesthetic really mean? - VARK (vark-learn.com)

I read an article from Engoo.com regarding the effects of poor sleep on selfishness.

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Study: Poor Sleep Makes People More Selfish | Engoo Daily News

I read an article from Intellectual Takeout.org regarding the cons or drawbacks of mandating kindergarten attendance.

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Three Reasons Why Mandating Kindergarten Is a Bad Idea - Intellectual Takeout

I explain and showcase the difference in pronunciation of the words, 'course' and 'curse'. 

'Course' is pronounced like 'for'.

'Curse' is pronounced like 'her'.

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I show and explain how to properly make the 'th' sound. I describe and showcase the embouchure (mouth position), show practices that you can do to improve your pronunciation of this sound, and give a lot of pronunciation examples.

Here's a useful site containing words that you can use to practice.

Words containing th | Words that contain th (thefreedictionary.com)

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I explain the phrasal verb 'come up with'. I describe how it's used, give a few examples and share some similar phrases as well as phrases that sound similar but are quite different ('something' comes up).

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Come up with - phrasal verb - Invent, devise, create, provide, supply something

It just hit/struck me - I just thought of / I just realized

It just dawned on me - phrasal verb - I just realized ....

Beat a dead horse - idiom - keep talking about something that has already been discussed

Something came up - phrasal verb - A situation occurred / arose

I give a brief overview of what's happened in the past week.

I reviewed my text notes (corrections, alternatives, and suggestions) from class with one of my students.

I read an Engoo article, titled, "Restaurant Chains in England Must Now Print Calories".

Restaurant Chains in England Must Now Print Calories | Engoo Daily News

I read an Engoo article, titled, "World's Oldest Gorilla Celebrates 65th Birthday".

World's Oldest Gorilla Celebrates 65th Birthday | Engoo Daily News