Enfadar without hacer is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay more common… bit odd on a beginners course? Oh well! Maybe it’s regional? Or maybe the Spanish person who made the course decided to keep it as close to the English as possible, even if it meant choosing a more unusual Spanish expression.
Good afternoon to all the Memrise’s Community.
I have a doubt in this sentence
I’m from Chile and I never heard that expression (“esta chupado”)
Can anyone explain me?
Greetings,
Kevin
Hi! @OneLessonMore You use this English phrase (“it’s a piece of cake”) to say that something is really easy
@angileptol What I meant - I thought it would have been obvious - was the normal thing would have been to have a link to the course, wouldn’t it? Or is it assumed that people would only come here if they had already found the course and not vice versa?
Please see the new description, is that what you meant? Thanks!
Angela
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@angileptol, yes, that was what I meant although the images occupy a lot of space, don’t you think so? I do mine differently: [Course Forum] Italian Level from 0 - A1 - A2, FULL AUDIO by ChiewPang
Hi Guys @lurajane @ChiewPang @RabbitWho @angileptol @Atikker and @AllMemriseCommunity
I’m happy because I finished the seven courses of British English, so, I am looking for another courses to continue learning.
My question is: Do you know a good course to continue learning?
I will wait for their responses.
Have a nice day,
Kevin
@OneLessonMore Hi Kevin, for that level, perhaps Picture Dictionary. It’s mainly vocabulary and there may be words you are already familiar with, so just “ignore” them. It’s an ongoing course, meaning more levels are added from time to time.
You can also try Siscocan. It’s more business-oriented and perhaps not as orderly, but I’m sure you can learn from it, too.
Just remember that with any course, you can choose to “ignore” words and you can choose the level you wish to study first.
If you have any problems, let me know.
Chiew
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@ChiewPang Chiew, Thanks for your quick response
I am going to review them.
By the way (checked by @ChiewPang) , Do you know other course or application for learn grammar?
Greetings,
Kevin
@OneLessonMore, not really. The Siscocan course I mentioned above has some grammar. I was going to create a B1 course but don’t have enough time. There is an app QUIZ YOUR ENGLISH, it’s good but the level is quite high, I think. You can try it.
Incidentally/By the way, casualidad is a false friend. 
Saludos.
@ChiewPang Thanks for your correction 
. I have searched the app in the “Play Store” and I found this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.cambridgeenglish.bravi.quiz
Besides, I have a question for you :)
: Which are your native language?
Have a good night,
Kevin
@OneLessonMore, yes, Kevin, that’s the one. Have you had a look at it and the other Memrise courses I mentioned?
My first language is English; my second Spanish…
Yes, even I am going to start the “Picture dictionary” this week.
I checked it, and you are the creator of these courses, so; I will be the best student 
Greetings,
Kevin
Hi guys
I was reviewing the English UK 3 and I’m a little confused about the audio for this sentence
I heard “will be you” instead of “with you”, but I need your opinion
Have a nice afternoon,
Kevin
Hi there @OneLessonMore,
Thank you for your question. We have just tested the audio and both female and male seem fine and say “with you”. 
Best,
Angela
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@OneLessonMore 
Oh my goodness! 
Well done! Have you finished all the levels with that kind of score??? I’d need to add more levels…but I need time…Too many courses to handle, haha.
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Kkkk Don’t sweat it!
I will increase my score
Have a nice afternoon,
Kevin
Hay un error en el curso 4, nivel 8 (Haciendo amigos): a la oración en inglés should we tell him about the argument? le debería corresponder la traducción ¿deberíamos hablarle de la pelea? y no hablarles. Quizá en otros idiomas (recuerdo haberla visto en el curso de francés) sea ambiguo, pero aquí claramente el OI es singular.
Gracias
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En el nivel 10 (Frases: impresiónalos) del curso 4, no me queda claro si esta persona dice lo que se traduce o we’re looking forward to seeing it
Por otra parte, una de las personas del vídeo de la frase have you lost your mind? parece que dice do you lose your mind? ¿Podríais decirme si lo oigo bien? Gracias
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