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The great song with deep meaning and useful vocabulary...It has my favourite phrasal verbs)))

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What about learning English with songs?

I have no doubts that music is essensial part of people's lives. I must confess I can't imagine  my life without it. The perfect state for me is in my headphones. So if it is so important for us and we listen to the songs in our target language all the time why won't we learn this language using the songs? 

We started doing it with one of my favourite class and that was awesome. Join us))))

How to learn English?

I'm very fond of learning languages, and I speak English (of course), a little Slovak and Spanish. But every language needs to be practiced. Reading and listening in a target language do help. So try to read books and listen to music in English as much as you can. It's the great way to learn more. Try to read a book in English every week, and use a dictionary to help you with any word you don't know. Read articles on the Internet in English about your favourute bands or film stars. Use new words soon after learning them.
What about you? Tell us about learning English and share your tips for learning.

A short word with lots of meanings

I want to devote this post talking about the verb "set". How many meanings can you name? (It'll be gtreat if you answer).
Just take a look at them.
set - to put something in a particular place or position - He set a vase of flowers on the table.
set - If a story, film, etc. is set in a particular time or place, theaction in it happens in that time or place - "West Side Story" is set in New York City in the late 1950s.
set - to cause something or someone to be in the stated condition or situation - The new director has set a lot of changes in motion in our department.
set smb/smth doing smth - to cause someone or something to start doing something - The thunderstorm set the radio crackling.
set sb to work - to give someone work to do - I was set to work dusting the bookshelves.
set - to establish or decide something - Lewis has set a new world record.
set - to get something ready so that it comes into operation or can be used - I usually set my watch by the time on the computer.
set - to put furniture and other things on a stage so that it represents the time and the place in which the action of a play, film, or television programme is going tohappen - During the interval the stage was set for the second act.
set - to fix or make certain - Has a date/time been set for the meeting yet?
set - to give someone a piece of school work or homework to do - My science teacher always sets a lot of homework.
set - (of the sun, moon, or planets) to go down below the horizon (= the line at which the earth seems to join the sky) - The setting sun cast long shadows across the lawn.



So what would you say? And don't forget that I didn't write the phrasal verbs.