JR, in addition to producing the lessons, in addition to serving as the celebrity guest bartender for my taste test, JR also chooses one song of the week for every Thursday lesson, and English song at that. Not really knowing what to do, Kimmy decides to marry her plumber boyfriend Duane in Las Vegas, Nevada. Claude tries to say it is a cold, but Timothy changes the subject by bluntly asking him if he even likes to swim.

I’ll have to commit to getting one of these phones after a long—and I mean a long—period of hesitation. The colour of the water and the sky on a morning like this is like being inside a wonderful painting, just absolutely unbeatable. is Book 1 in our Junior Cycle English programme and acts as a bridge between primary and post-primary English.He said he was inspired by the pause he took during the pandemic to think about what kind of music he truly wanted to make in the future. Timothy shows Yoko some tricks he learned, while Frank and Frank ride on the water slide, Doris helps Nora blow of upe her floaties, Frank pretends to be a shark and scares Nora, Fritz observes little creatures he finds in the water, and Charles observes the clouds above them with Timothy.

And a lot of people, during the pandemic, were stuck at jobs that they didn’t like and didn’t value. And if you’re not yet a member of Plain English Plus+ , you can join and access our full library of step-by-step video lessons by visiting PlainEnglish. The Franks will be working with their dad, Doris and her family are going camping, Lily is getting a library card, Yoko plans to tend to the garden, and Mrs. In today’s video lesson, I’m going to show you how you can express that something is one hundred percent certain, by giving a specific example. emergency - Comes from Latin emergere (e-, "from," and mergere, "to dip, plunge") and first meant "unforeseen occurrence.We teamed up with a Body Confidence coach and organised an International Womens’s Day swim in March. And a lot of them decided to quit their jobs and do something that has more meaning to them, whether it’s working in a smaller business, starting their own business, or volunteering for a while. Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017 take the ˈplunge ( informal) decide to do something new, difficult or risky, especially after thinking about it for some time: After working for twenty years he’s decided to take the plunge and go back to college. The next week when they go swimming, Claude claims he has a sunburn, then the next week he lies by saying something is in his ear and the water could get it infected. Yoko comments to Timothy that Claude may not like to swim - but Timothy finds this hard to believe due to how talented Claude is.

Jenkins reminds the children that because it's summer, and a monday, they will be going to the pool to swim.Vicky leaping into a waterfall on Skye with the most wonderful expression of joy on her face, I took this shot whilst balanced precariously on a rock in the water trying to shout to her to wait until I was ready but my voice was lost in the pounding noise of the waterfall. and Kimmy will be graduating from high school in a few months, and they both receive the news that Stanford University has rejected their applications. It sets out all the information and strategies students need to successfully revise and practise for the two-hour Final Assessment. We soon expanded and took on 4 other venues and employing over 8 staff all with the same vision to coach better swimmers. Once you jump, once you push off the edge of the pool with your back foot, there’s no going back: you’re going to get in that cold water.