VOCABULARY OF CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK PART II

Sosial distancing is about six or seven feet away from another person.

This is one method of limiting the number of people who get sick.
The coronavirus has spread throughout the world.

The coronavirus is preading among people worldwide.
Cities, states and countries are locking down to prevent a further spread of the virus.

I hope this video helps my students with the sort of vocabulary that everyone is using during these difficult days.

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Don't Say I WANT in English | 12 Alternative English Phrases

Prefix: in, im, il, ir, ig

1. The opposite of "mature" is: inmature immature ilmature irmature igmature 2. The opposite of "literate" is: inliterate imliterate illiterate irliterate igliterate 3. The opposite of "human" is: inhuman imhuman ilhuman irhuman unhuman 4. The opposite of "relevant" is: inrelevant imrelevant ilrelevant irrelevant igrelevant 5. The opposite of "noble" is: innoble imnoble ilnoble irnoble ignoble 6. The opposite of "correct" is: incorrect imcorrect ilcorrect ircorrect igcorrect 7. The opposite of "reversible" is: inreversible imreversible ilreversible irreversible igreversible 8. The opposite of "polite" is: inpolite impolite ilpolite irpolite igpolite 9. The opposite of "logical" is: inlogical imlogical illogical irlogical iglogical 10. The opposite of "visible" is: invisible imvisible ilvisible irvisible igvisible

Get it or Got it? When to use each like a native English speaker + Onlin...

1. Get it (present tense)=understand. You understand? 2. Got it!(past tense): feeling surprise. Oh, I got it! How about to the restaurant? 3. Got it?: scolding child Your shoes are dirty. Got it?

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