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THINK IN ENGLISH

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Corona Vocabulary Part I

Pandemic = an outbreak of disease that's widespread. The world is dealing with a pandemic. Virus is very very small living organism that's duplicates itself inside a host. Hunker down = remain in one place. I hope this video help my students with the sort of vocabulary that everyone is using during these difficult days. Learn more : https://youtu.be/YpSD3KAcyo0

English with Jenifer

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International Phonetic Alphabet

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TO vs FOR

To  is a preposition. Also, It is used as part of the infinitive. Let me explain the use of **to  a little. 1) We can use to as a preposition to indicate a destination or direction:  Example:  We are going  to  London. To in the example was used to indicate the destination. You can also use  to  for direction. 2) We use  to  with verbs such as give, send, write, to indicate the person or thing that receives or experiences the object of the verb:  Example:  I gave the letters  to  my mother. 3) We use  to  before a verb to make the  to  infinitive form:  Example:  I need  to  wake up early tomorrow. Use of  For 1) We use  for  to talk about a purpose or a reason for something:  Example : I am going for a lunch. 2) We frequently use  for  to introduce the person or people receiving something:  Example : I bought a pen  for  my father. 3) We use  for  with a period of time to refer to duration:  Example : There is an amazing beach. I usually go there  for  a couple of hours at the weekend