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Do you think IT is possible to translate perfectly from one language to another? Is There anything you think cannot be translated?
Answers: It is possible to translate everything from one language to another. I would think that it would be difficult to translate the words that are specific to each country.

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Which opinions from the two talks do you agree or disagree with? Why?
answer:  I agree with the measures that Nicaragua has taken when evacuating thousands of people and I disagree with the Colombian government that it is useless.

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Discuss and share your reaction to two short talks

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Discuss and share your reaction to two short talks

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Two short topics will be discussed, which in this case will be the measures taken in Colombia and Nicaragua for the evacuation of people by hurricane Iota.

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hardly means almost not at all. we can use it with expressions like ever, any and anybody.
example: I could hardly believe it. (I almost couldnt believe it at all).

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just can mean exactly, only, or almost not.
example: he was just right for me. (he was exactly right for me).

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we can use very with nearly, but not with almost.
example: I very nearly married the wrong man.

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example: I almost/ nearly  missed a connecting flight.
we also use almost and nearly to talk about progress, and when we measure time or things.

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almost and nearly have similar meanings.
we can use them to say that an action came close to happening, but didnt happen.

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apologise canbe followed  by form + ing- form of the verb.
example : he apologised for being late.
agree (= say yes ), offer,  and refuse can be followed  by to + base form + of the verb.
ask (=request) can be followed  by object + to + base form of the verb.
example: he agreed to finish  early.
they offered to drive us to the station.
she refused to stop talking.
she asked me to sit down.

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we can use different verbs and structures when we report what someone or says

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we often use say, tell, and ask when we report speech, but we can also use various other verbs. different verbs are followed by differents patterns.

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we can reports thoughts with think plus a that -clause.
example: I thought that you were coming to the party.

we can report statements with say or tell plus a that-clause.
example:  He said that he likes watching films.

we can report yes/no questions with ask plus an if-clause. we can use whether instead of if.
example: he asked if I liked indian food.
he asked whether Iliked indian food.
we can report requets, invitations  and commands with ask, invite or tell  plus person +to+ base form + of the verb.
example : they asked me to help.