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Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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LinkedIn tips for students
3 quick LinkedIn tips for students trying to get noticed: -Make your headline more than just “student” -Add bullet points to every role (yes, even that campus job) -Use a clear, friendly profile photo — it makes a difference It doesn’t have to be perfect, just intentional. #lemon8college #
Sarah Arnaud

Sarah Arnaud

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Shout out to all the strong educators out there‼️
Mind you, we only had school 3 days this week.🥲 #teacher #fyp
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Three bowls filled with folded papers, labeled 'adjective,' 'noun,' and 'verb,' are set up for a 'Fun and Creative Painting Date Night Idea.'
A close-up of two bowls with folded papers and 'adjective' and 'noun' labels, illustrating the instruction to write and fold words for the painting game.
Three folded papers displaying the words 'New,' 'Banana,' and 'CASCADING,' representing the chosen adjective, noun, and verb for the painting challenge.
My Favorite Date Night Idea
This is by far one of my favorite date nights. 1. Each person writes 5 adjectives, 5 nouns, and 5 verbs 2. Fold them up and drop them into their respective bowl 3. Choose one person to pull from the bowls 4. Paint it! 5. Show each other your painting Don’t tell the other person the word
Jau 🤎

Jau 🤎

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Spanish verbs you MUST know 🇲🇽🔥
Want to build sentences in Spanish faster? 👀 Start with the most important verbs 🇲🇽🔥 These are used EVERY single day Save & practice 👇 #spanishtips #spanishteacher #traveltips
Beraly Lopez

Beraly Lopez

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Useful verbs Part 1 ~ Verbos útiles parte 1
¡Hola, amigos! I've got a treat for you! Check out these awesome posters featuring useful Spanish verbs and greetings. Your Spanish skills will thank you! #spanish #teacher #spanishlessons #learning #lemon8foryou
Vanessa Arias

Vanessa Arias

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Focus on the "Big Three" Spanish Verbs
#spanishforbeginners #spanishforenglishspeakers #dailyspanishlessons #spanishlanguage #spanishforeveryday
MsD - Spanish for beginners

MsD - Spanish for beginners

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BIBLE JOURNALING INSPO PT. 2 ! 🌸💐
You all seemed to like my last post for Bible journaling lessons and inspo so here is another peek into my Bible Journal ! 💞 xo💐simone #Lemon8Diary #lemon8partner #biblejournaling #bible #journalideas #journaling #art #learning
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simone 💐

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An image titled '100 Phrasal Verbs' displays a comprehensive list of phrasal verbs organized into four columns on a light background. A small, smiling cartoon cat is visible in the bottom right corner.
100 Phrasal Verbs to Spice Up Your Speech 🗣️🔑ℹ️⬇️
Phrasal verbs are like the spice rack of language—they add flavor and variety to your communication. Check out these 100 phrasal verbs with fun, witty examples to make your conversations pop! 1. Go on • Example: “He wouldn’t stop talking about his new workout routine—‘Go on,’ I said, ‘but I’
RoadToRiches

RoadToRiches

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An old European building with a balcony and green door, featuring the title '5 THINGS Romance Languages HAVE IN COMMON' overlayed.
An ancient Roman structure and trees, illustrating 'LATIN ROOTS' as a commonality among Romance languages, explaining their evolution from Vulgar Latin.
A narrow cobblestone street in a European city, highlighting 'GENDERED NOUNS' in Romance languages with examples like 'la casa' and 'la maison'.
what do romance languages share?
Romance languages all stem from Latin, so they share a lot of similarities in grammar, vocabulary, and even pronunciation. Learning one can make the others much easier to pick up since you'll recognize familiar patterns! It may be tempting to try learning them all at once, but starting with one
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Anaïs D’Ottavio

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