Rooftop and sunset
- Described staying on the rooftop and watching the sunset until late
- Practiced phrases about feeling energetic and enjoying evening views
Conversación sobre calor, humedad, sombra, aire acondicionado y actividades al atardecer.
Describing hot summer days
In this lesson you practiced talking about hot, humid summer days and what you do to stay comfortable. You focused on describing activities, feelings, and simple routines while the tutor corrected pronunciation and vocabulary. The lesson moved from rooftop and sunset descriptions to staying cool and wearing sunscreen.
A statement that expresses dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “And how do you pronounce how do you pronounce complaints?”
Otro ejemplo
She made a complaint about the noise next door.
An area where direct sunlight is blocked, resulting in relative darkness or coolness.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “I always find some shade. Shade. Shape.”
Otro ejemplo
We sat in the shade of a large tree.
Containing a high amount of water vapor in the air; having a lot of moisture in the atmosphere.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “how do you pronounce humid, my cloud?”
Otro ejemplo
The weather is very humid today.
Extremely hot in temperature (used to describe weather, rooms, or objects).
En tu lección
From your lesson: “It's so boiling today.”
Otro ejemplo
It was boiling in the classroom all afternoon.
Extremely tired; having no energy left due to physical or mental effort.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “I feel so refreshed Exhausted.”
Otro ejemplo
After running the marathon, she felt exhausted.
The time in the evening when the sun disappears below the horizon.
En tu lección
From your lesson: “We want to watch the sunset from the rooftop.”
Otro ejemplo
We watched the sunset from the beach.
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Las cifras de esta clase, comparadas con todas tus lecciones.
Vocabulario acumulado
1.135 palabras +77 respecto de la clase anterior
Palabras nuevas
77 palabras −17 respecto de la clase anterior
Palabras habladas
982 palabras +172 respecto de la clase anterior
Variedad de vocabulario
39 puntos +14 respecto de la clase anterior
Ritmo al hablar
66 palabras/min +7 respecto de la clase anterior
Tiempo hablando
22 min −1 respecto de la clase anterior
56% del tiempo de conversación
Los comentarios y ejemplos están en inglés estadounidense. Próximamente añadiremos más variantes.
... or Boiling.
Tu pronunciación · 1,1 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,9 s
... and humid.
Tu pronunciación · 0,8 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,8 s
Complaints.
Tu pronunciación · 1,2 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 1 s
... cold shower, I ...
Tu pronunciación · 1 s
Pronunciación de ejemplo · 0,8 s
Dijiste
...I put it on every morning before I leave.
Excellent! 'Put it on' is a clear and correct phrasal verb. You're mastering these everyday expressions!
Dijiste
...It feels so sticky, hot, and humid, but, honestly, I love it.
Well done! 'Feels so sticky' is a clear and correct way to describe the sensation. You're mastering those descriptive phrases!
Dijiste
...she burns really easily.
Superb! Using 'really easily' as an adverbial phrase is spot on. You're mastering those nuances!
Dijiste
...it feels like a little holiday.
Fantastic! 'Feels like' is a great way to express a feeling. You're doing wonderfully!
Dijiste
...We want to eat out tonight.
Superb! 'Want to eat out' is a clear and correct way to express your desire. Keep up the great work!
Dijiste
...My neighborhood neighbor never wear sun cream.
Una alternativa
My neighbor never wears sunscreen.
Fixed subject-verb agreement and removed redundant phrase; changed "sun cream" to the more common "sunscreen".
Dijiste
... From the rooftop, it's the most beautiful things.
Una alternativa
The view from the rooftop is the most beautiful thing.
Changed word order for natural phrasing and corrected plural to singular to match "the most".
Dijiste
...I unjust until midnight case Okay.
Una alternativa
I just stayed up until midnight.
Corrected words and verb form to express staying awake until midnight.
Dijiste
... And how do you pronounce complaints.
Una alternativa
How do you pronounce"complaints"?
Reordered to form a proper question and clarified the word being asked about.
Dijiste
...It was the most beautiful things.
Una alternativa
It was the most beautiful thing.
Corrected noun number to match singular "it".
Dijiste...On Fridays, it feels like a little holiday.
ProbáOn Fridays, it feels like a little break.
Has utilizado la palabra 'holiday' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'break' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Dijiste...K. I feel so sticky.
ProbáK. I feel so clammy.
Has utilizado la palabra 'sticky' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'clammy' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Dijiste...After a long hot day, I feel excited.
ProbáAfter a long hot day, I feel enthusiastic.
Has utilizado la palabra 'excited' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'enthusiastic' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!
Respuesta
Wear sunscreen.
Respuesta
We watched the sunset.
Respuesta
Feel refreshed
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