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This is Teacher Law Podcast, episode 322.

You read English, you understand English, you've been learning for years, but when it's time to speak, your mind just freezes and the words don't come out.

My name's Ola and this is Teacher Ola Podcast.

I'm here to help you finally speak out loud.

A tear rolled down her cheek when she heard the news.

After the film, there were tears in her eyes.

She began to tear up when she talked about her childhood.

For example, he tore the paper in half.

So the past tense of tear is tore and the third form is torn.

And there are no doubts, no grey areas, no complicated emotions or any situations that are unclear.

For a child the world often seems black and white.

There is also a literal meaning.

So let's focus on the fact that here it's not a verb.

back is an adverb it describes direction only direction or position it tells us where but not what action is happening you know we just know what is the direction because of that you cannot say i back to chicago i back home you must always use a verb with back listen to be back i am i am

First meaning to wave your hand, your arm or any other body part.

It means to move your hand or any other body part from side to side.

Examples She waved goodbye as the train left He waved at his friends across the street The teacher waved for the students to come closer

Her long hair waved.

For example, huge waves crashed against the rocks.

You can also use repetition for emphasis.

There is also the Mexican wave, a cultural reference from sports events.

People in the stadium, in any stadium, stand up and raise their arms one after another, creating this...

For example, he experienced, I don't know, mobbing.

A major sacrifice.

The word sacrifice has two main meanings in English.

First meaning, sacrifice as a noun.

For example, working weekends was a major sacrifice for her career.

Parents often make sacrifices for their children.

The ritual involved a sacred sacrifice.

Now the verb to sacrifice.

As a verb sacrifice means to give up something valuable or important for a purpose.

He sacrificed his free time to study for the exam.

They sacrificed comfort for adventure.

She sacrificed her career to care for her family.

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She began to tear up when she talked about her childhood.

She began to tear up when she talked about her childhood.

Moving abroad meant a big sacrifice but it was worth it.

They sacrificed comfort for adventure.

They sacrificed comfort for adventure.

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