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Eine effektive App zum Lernen von unregelmäßigen Verben der englischen Sprache! 187 in England vertonte unregelmäßige Verben, Bilder des Verfassers, ausgezeichnete Trainingssysteme, Verfolgung des Lernfortschritts und sogar ein Spiel, in dem das erworbene Wissen gefestigt werden kann!
Unsere App hilft Englischlernenden, das Thema „Unregelmäßige Verben" leicht durchzuexerzieren.
Eine einzigartige Technik zum Auswendiglernen ermöglicht es Ihnen, die unregelmäßigen Verben schnell und problemlos zu lernen. Viele beliebte Online-Services wie z.B. duolingo, bright, lingualeo, aword, skyeng, busuu, puzzle english helfen es, Englisch von Grund auf zu lernen, sind jedoch nicht auf unregelmäßige Verben spezialisiert.
Vorteile der App:
* Englische unregelmäßige Verben sind leicht zu lernen und bequem zu wiederholen, Sie müssen sich nicht mehr zu viel anstrengen und sich mit der Ochserei quälen;
* Sämtliche englischen Verben sind in England durch einen Muttersprachler vertont, wodurch Ihre Aussprache verbessert wird;
* Bilder des Verfassers ermöglichen es, das Verb schneller zu merken;

Please do the same app for german!!!!

The app is super for english learners!!!

Please do the same for german!!! I do need it!

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Erfordert iOS 9.0 oder neuer. Kompatibel mit iPhone, iPad und iPod touch.

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Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Russisch, Spanisch

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The Victorian era in British history is the period from 1837 to 1901, the years when Queen Victoria ruled. It is considered as period of prosperity for Britain. If you ever imagined that you had been born in Victorian England, this is how your life would have looked ...

Childhood in Victorian times was nothing like what we know today. If you were lucky enough to be born into a wealthy family you would probably have had a nanny to teach you what is right and what is wrong. You would have spent a lot less time with your parents than would be common today, but you would have been able to go to school and become educated. There were many good schools such as public schools or grammar schools. But these were schools for boys only. Girls from wealthy families were usually taught at home by governesses, although a few had the option of attending boarding schools. You would have repeated the same routine every day, and you would have led a monotonous and formal lifestyle.

If you were born into a poor family, you would not have had a nanny, and your parents would have been responsible for raising you. But this doesn't mean that your relationship with your parents would have been better. Many parents had ten to twelve children because they needed the wages that children could earn. This meant that sometimes, even from the age of five or six, children had to work to help their parents.

If you were a child of alcoholic parents, or you had a neglectful family or you were an orphan, it is very possible that you would have become a ''Street child". Many of them lived in side streets or small alleys.

Medical knowledge was comparatively primitive, so even those from rich families died routinely from poor medical care. In the London slums, more than half of all babies died before their first birthday. Above all, babies were at risk from tuberculosis. Poor Victorian children often had to satisfy themselves with the clothes that were passed down through the family, or were bought from second-hand shops. They also did not have many toys.

The nineteenth century was the time when the Industrial revolution occurred, so many changes were underway. The exploitation of natural resources like coal superseded the traditional use of wood. The industrial revolution was a great step forward in many sectors, but it also undermined the human rights of millions of people. The workers were largely unprotected. People from the middle class started this revolution because they wanted to improve themselves and their businesses, but the working class fared less well.

This era was truly a golden age for the middle class. Bankers, clerks, and industrialists were able to send their children to school. But for the less fortunate, child labor was the norm in the 1800s. There was not a child protection service, and many of the laws that were designed to protect children were passed only after decades of struggle

Factories were places where many children worked. They were hired because they were cheap, they never complained, and they could easily crawl under the machines. Many laws were passed, and in the end it was prohibited for children under the age of sixteen to work full-time. There were factories where more children than adults worked. They also worked for much lower wages than adults, and girls were even cheaper than boys. They were effective, and they could do their job well.

Coal mines were also popular places for child labor, and mining many companies preferred to use children there. Since they were smaller, they could easily maneuver in tight spaces. But there were also many problems, such as ventilation. Children had to work from twelve to eighteen hours per day. Some of them developed permanent spine deformations. There were also many explosions.

One of the most dangerous jobs for children in the 1800s was Child Chimney Sweep. Children experienced many injuries such as scraped arms, elbows, legs, and knees. Also, there was a great danger of falling down the chimney or getting stuck. This caused many deaths.

" Children as young as five or six joined these gangs, working long hours ..."- Dr. Ginger S. Frost, a research Professor of History.

They were often called "the white slaves of England" since there was a strong resemblance with slavery in the USA. The average wage in the 1850s was about 15 shillings a week. Many children got just 5 shillings a week, or even less.

When it came to their later lives, boys typically continued doing their jobs, or went into the army. It was a completely different case with the girls, because they would probably be working as maids or trying to find someone to marry. Some girls worked in offices as secretaries, while others tried to become teachers and nurses. Girls who were from the lower middle class had to find jobs immediately.

" Looking further afield, internationally, many children's lives seem hard and hopeless in the face of chronic poverty, widespread disease, civil conflict, and horrendous natural disasters. As current concerns about children and families mount, perhaps it is time to look back at the past and reconsider childhood and child labour in this watershed era."- Jane Humphries, a Professor of Economic History and Fellow of All Souls College at the University of Oxford.

So if you have ever wondered how it was to be a child in the 1800s, the answer is that for many children during those years life was hellish. Those who were lucky enough to go to school and be wealthy had fewer problems. But children who had to work from 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. just to survive reflect the true image of the Victorian age.

For the great majority, the Victorian age was gloomy and formidable.

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We often see horrible pictures and read stories about exhausted children who are forced to work all day long for a few coins. Child labor engulfs millions of children. However, we are used to thinking that this problem belongs exclusively to the third world. That is not quite so.

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A Day in the Life of a Business Person

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Now, Words and Their Stories from VOA Learning English.

On this program we often talk about the origins of words and expressions that we use in American English. We also talk about how we use them in everyday conversations.

Today we talk about animals--and animals we eat. In English, these two categories often have different names. Pigs turn into pork. Cows turn into beef. Sheep is mutton. Calves are veal. And deer is venison.

But why do we call these animals different names when we prepare them for a meal? Why is it "pig" on the farm but "pork" in a sandwich?

The answer is the Norman Conquest of Britain in 1066. That is when many French words became part of the English language. Many of those French words related to the battlefield, such as "army" and " royal. " Many related to government and taxation.

And many others related to food.

When animals were in the stable or on the farm, they kept their Old English names: pig, cow, sheep and calf. But when they were cooked and brought to the table, an English version of the French word was used: pork (porc), beef (beouf), mutton (mouton) and veal (veau).

On several websites, word experts claim that this change shows a class difference between the Anglo-Saxons and the French in Britain at the time of the conquest.

Because the lower-class Anglo-Saxons were the hunters, they used the Old English names for animals. But the upper-class French saw these animals only at mealtimes. So, they used the French word to describe the prepared dishes. Today, modern English speakers - regardless of social class - have come to use both.

However, the words "deer" and "venison," however, are a bit more complicated.

Etymology Online says "venison" comes from an Old French word from the 1300s (venesoun) meaning "'meat of large game,' especially deer or boar." And that Old French word comes from a Latin word (venation) meaning "a hunt, hunting, or the chase."

Following the Norman Conquest of 1066, any hunted animal was called venison after it was killed. And probably because deer were killed more than any other animal, "venison" came to mean "deer meat."

However, "chicken" and "fish" remain largely unchanged.

However, sometimes we use the word " poultry" when talking about buying a chicken, turkey, or other similar bird to eat. For example, a grocery store may have a place called "the poultry section."

But we don't use "poultry" when we order chicken or turkey at a restaurant, or serve it at a meal. We simply say "chicken" or "turkey."

For example, if I want to order my favorite dish, which is popular in the southern part of the United States, I will say, "I'll have the chicken and waffles, please." I would never order "poultry and waffles."

Lesser common birds, such as quail and pheasant, simply go by their own names.

What about fish?
The French word for "fish" is "poisson." Some word experts suspect that "poisson" is too close to the English word "poison" to become a common food word.

After all, even the food-rich culture of France cannot overcome the fact that eating poison might kill you or at least make you sick. As a result, anything that even sounds like "poison" will probably be an unpopular choice at mealtimes.

And that bring us to the end of another Words and Their Stories.

In your language, do the words for animals change when you eat them? Let us know in the Comments Section!

Thanks for joining us. I'm Anna Matteo.
I'm William the Conqueror Britain's first Norman king. I found renown and won my crown at the Battle of Hastings.In September of 1066 ..." Anna Matteo wrote this story for VOA Learning English. Kelly Jean Kelly edited the story.
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Words in This Story

category - n. a group of people or things that are similar in some way

Norman Conquest - This major event in history iswhen William, duke of Normandy, took control of England. His important victory at the Battle of Hastings (Oct. 14, 1066) resulted in profound political, administrative, and social changes in the British Isles

conquest - n. the act of taking control of a country, city, etc., through the use of force

royal - adj. of, relating to, or subject to the crown

stable - n. a building in which animals are kept, fed, and cared for

poultry - n. birds (such as chickens and ducks) that are raised on farms for their eggs or meat

quail - n. an Old World migratory game bird : a kind of small wild bird that is often hunted

pheasant - n. a large bird that has a long tail and is often hunted for food or sport

overcome - v. to defeat (someone or something) : to successfully deal with or gain control of (something difficult)

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What's America's favorite music genre?

That's an extremely difficult question to answer, with several different styles resonating strongly on the touring circuit. According to a just-released 2015 ranking by busbud, Country music topped the genre list for 13 different states, based on touring activity.

Every major tour from 2015 was factored into the analysis, then mapped that against shows in every state.

Country didn't dominate the South as expected. The music genre topped the ranking in Alabama and Arkansas, but also Hawaii, Idaho, Utah, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Alaska, among many others. Top-touring country artists included Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Shania Twain, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, and Tim McGraw, among many others.

Close behind was Classic Rock/Oldies, with mainstays like the Rolling Stones, the Who, Foreigner, U2, Rush, ZZ Top, and America keeping the flame alive. In total, Classic Rock and Oldie as a category dominated 11 different states, all surprisingly east of the Mississippi River.

In third place come the mellower sounds of Indie, a catch-all, somewhat vague category that traverses rock, folk, jam, and even electronica-infused bands. Overall, Indie topped the rankings in 10 different states, with groups like Mumford & Sons, Sleater Kinney, the Avett Brothers, and James Taylor among the top-attended artists.

EDM actually only topped one state: Nevada. That's thanks largely to EDC, or Electric Daisy Carnival and a non-stop schedule of Vegas pool parties and DJ shows. Indeed, EDM has reshaped Vegas, and in turn, Vegas has played a major hand in EDM's explosive growth.

Among the surprises?

Pop, which ranked number one in California but none of the other states; and R&B/Soul, which only topped Hawaii. Latin music, meanwhile, topped two mega-states: Texas and Florida.

Metal ranked highly in a number of 'middle America' states like Kansas and the Dakotas. Rap/Hip-Hop didn't make the rankings.

And who's the most popular artist in each state? If the number of shows is any measure, here's the breakdown.
We'll have a lot more geographical and touring data ahead!

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Pre-Listening Exercise

Imagine that your 16-year-old daughter is about to leave on her first date. What questions do you ask her before she leaves? Are you concerned at all? Why or why not?

Idioms

" hit it off" = get along well
" My daughter and her boyfriend hit it off well from the first date."

" call it quits" = end a relationship
" Hey. I'm your father, and I don't like that boy. You need to call it quits, or else! "

Listening Exercise

A. Listen to the recording and answer the questions.

Vocabulary Practice

Do the vocabulary quizzes with the words from the conversation for more practice:

Post-Listening Exercise

What can children and parents do to make each other feel more comfortable when they talk about dating? How can parents improve relationships with their children?Where do people go on dates in your country? Does the boy pick up the girl from her house or do they meet somewhere? What is your image of the "ideal" date?

Online Investigation

Use the Internet to find out about the dating customs in three different countries. Answer these questions:

At what age do people date, if they do at all?

Where do people go on dates?

What other unique views do people have on dating in these countries?

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Do you ever get confused with all the different titles while addressing a lady? No worries, we all do. Especially with all the different titles Miss, Ms., and Mrs., it is quite predictable that one would end up using the wrong title, which can be quite embarrassing.

However, don't fret. We have got your back. This article will clarify the usage of all the titles mentioned above. And hopefully, you'll never have to be embarrassed again by addressing a lady with the wrong title.

However, you can always ask the other person how they would like to be addressed and stick to that as it's always important to address the other person in their preferred manner.

Miss

Miss is an abbreviation of the word mistress. It is a title used as a sign of respect to address a female child or an unmarried woman. Miss is used independently or combined with a name, descriptor, a significant characteristic, or anything else representing the person.

For Example:

Excuse me, Miss. You dropped your wallet.

Miss Jasmine Smith won the gold medal in the competition.

I am the next-door neighbor of Miss Amanda.

Isn't she acting all Miss goody-two-shoes today?

When to Use Miss:

"Miss" is confusing because it has a broader sense of usage.

For instance, in a "formal setting" in the "olden times," people would use Miss with the last name of an unmarried woman, no matter how well they knew the person.

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For Example, Miss Edwards, would you like some tea?

But it is also used when the marital status is unknown.

For Example:

Miss Cynthia, are you married or engaged?

Moreover, in contemporary times, "Miss" is usually used to address a young woman.

Miss Emily, you have been accepted by Saint Claire Private High School, Congratulations!!

However, it can also be used as an overture to chastisement at times.

For Example:

Miss Hannah Emily Smith!! Why did you write on the wall?

Mrs.

"Mrs." is the title of respect and is used for addressing a married woman, or even widowed. Like Miss, "Mrs." is also used before names and characteristics. The use of the title "Mrs." is becoming less common, as most women now prefer to be addressed by their names.

For Example:

Mr. and Mrs. Smith invited us to dinner tonight.

Mrs. Lou was the best English teacher I ever took a course from.

Mrs. Jefferson, welcome!! Would Mr. Jefferson be joining you for lunch?

When to Use Mrs.?

Mrs. is used in a formal setting to address a married woman and is usually placed before the husband's first and last name.

For Example:

Please accept our dinner invitation, Mrs. Brandon Smith.

It is also used to address a woman in a position of authority.

For Example:

Mrs. Stewart said there would be a quiz tomorrow morning.

The difference among the 3 are as follows:

Miss - used to address young, unmarried women

Ex. Miss Jane is fond of buying cosmetics.

Mrs - used to address married women

Ex. Mrs. Jones, the wife of Arthur, sent us an apple pie.

Ms - used if you are unsure whether the woman you are referring to is single or married or the woman concerned prefers to be addressed with a marital-status neutral title.

Ex. Ms. Smith prefers cats over dogs.

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Ms.

You can use Ms. to address any female, married or unmarried. So when you don't have the context, Ms. is your best choice. It is a good alternative for "Miss" and "Mrs.".

Its use was first coined in the 1950s, but with the uprising of the women's movement in the 1970s, its use became more common. Just like "mister," that was the title of respect for both married and unmarried men, "Ms." became the title of respect for both married and unmarried women.

When to Use Ms.?

When you don't have the contextual information on someone's marital status, you can't go wrong with using Ms.

For Example:

Ms. Penelope is waiting for you in the lounge.

Ms. Sabrina. Please Come in. It's nice to have you join us for lunch.

Apply the same rules for "Ms." as you would for "Miss" and "Mrs.". Place it before a person's name, like "Miss Anna," or you can use it independently as you would use "Mr." as a form of address, like "Have a seat "Ms.".

Choosing between "Miss" or "Ms."

It can be confusing when to use "Miss" and when to use "Ms.". But choose the title based on the preference of the other person. "Miss" is used to address an unmarried woman specifically, whereas "Ms." is agnostic to marital status, making it a more neutral and safe option.

These days, the common practice is to address people with their full name, excluding the titles. Newspapers adopt this practice too. However, they retain the titles when used in the quotes.

British vs. American English

The titles are the same for British and American English; however, the difference is that British titles don't have a period followed by the title. In contrast, the American version of these titles does have a period in the end.

British English = Ms, Mrs, Miss

American English = Ms., Mrs., Miss.

The second difference is in the pronunciation. British people often pronounce "Mrs." as "Missus." In comparison, Americans pronounce it as "Miss-is" or "Miss-iz" in the northern regions and as "Miz-iz" or "Miz" in the southern regions. The southern Americans, at times, pronounce Ms. as "Miz," so their Mrs. and Ms. often sound the same. Whereas Miss. and Ms. are both pronounced similar to "this" almost everywhere globally.

Conclusion:

Proper pronunciation, grammar, and titles are very important in the English language, especially when addressing wedding invitations or in person. This article will let you use all these titles appropriately, and you'll never be embarrassed again. However, the golden rule for using titles will always be to ask which title the other person prefers and always address them by that title.

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Mit dem Genitiv drückst du Besitz oder Zugehörigkeit aus. Wie genau du diesen Fall in Englisch bildest und warum der Buchstabe s eine wichtige Rolle dabei spielt, zeigen wir dir hier und in unserem Video .

Was ist der Genitiv?

Den Genitiv nennst du auch Wessen-Fall. Du verwendest ihn immer dann, wenn du sagen möchtest, dass etwas jemandem gehört. In Englisch drückst du den Genitiv (possessive case) mit dem sogenannten Genitiv und einem Apostroph aus.

Diese Kombination aus ' und fügst du dabei immer an den „Besitzer" an. Handelt es sich um nur eine Person ( Singular ), schreibst du . Sind es mehrere „Besitzer" (Plural), schreibst du s':

Anna's cat is black and white. → Annas Katze ist schwarz und weiß.

The boys' football shoes are dirty. → Die Fußballschuhe der Jungen sind dreckig.

Genitiv s Englisch - 's oder s'?

Immer wenn du In Deutsch erkennst du den Fall oft am Artikel vor dem Nomen (z. B. Der Ball Zugehörigkeit oder Besitz ausdrücken willst, ist es Zeit für ein ! In Englisch erkennst du den possessive case nur durch ein angehängtes s am Nomen (Namenwort). des Kind es.).

Achtung! Zwischen und 's gibt es einen großen Unterschied! Und der ist auch schnell erklärt:

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Plural s'

Immer wenn es sich um ein Nomen in der handelt, schreibst du s'. In der Regel enden die Pluralformen ohnehin auf - s, sodass du den letzten Buchstaben nur noch durch ein Apostroph ergänzt.

Wichtig: Du kennst auch Nomen, die unregelmäßige Pluralformen haben, wie zum Beispiel child - children oder woman - women. In diesem Fall bildest du den Genitiv mit , also wie bei Nomen im Singular:

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