https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8 After watching the videos posted in our platform, how learning phrasal verbs, collocations and idioms can contribute to the development of communicative skills? en-us 2022-05-18 22:40:27 UTC 2022-06-21 03:30:50 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191708199 2022-05-19 17:13:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191708199 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191715993 Phrasal verbs is used when you connect a verb to prepositions or adverbs, that can change the meaning, and can be understandood in different ways, fro example: "make"-"up". Two words, with different meaning that together create another sense and another meaning. This can help us to make sense when we listen diffferent ideas, and we also expand our knowledge.
Collocations can help us to expand our range of vocabulary, so that, we can use it to communicate something and also to develop our own abilities, because collocations are everywhere.
Idioms can help us to make more sense to things, because it's not just take it in a literal way,  but also can help us to understand in a better way, some kind of expressions that people has due their different personalities, cultures, or moe.
These three concepts, can help us to increase our vocabulary, our knowledge and our ability to understand and apply it, so that we can be better proffesionals and also improve, develop and achieve our personal goals.


]]> 2022-05-19 17:18:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191715993 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191723077 1.- There're words that goes with one another, and others that sounds weird with that same word
2.- Idioms are one of the main things we have to learn to sound like a little bit fluent and also I personally enjoy talking using idioms 'cause I love figurative language.
3.-  Phrasal verbs are like little phrases 2 or 3 words and you can split it like put a word between this 2 words.
Learning this is super useful for us to sound more natural and native because in real life almost nobody talk super formal. ]]> 2022-05-19 17:23:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191723077 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191724836 After watching the videos I learned that phrasal verbs, collocations and idioms are very common actually, but we don't realize. They're very useful for our communicative skills since we can improve when talking to others by using them.]]> 2022-05-19 17:24:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191724836 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191726352 Phrasal verbs help us to understand the correct order of certain phrases and are related to idioms because these phrases shouldn't be taken literally, they are a kind of metaphor. They help us to improve our communication skills because knowing them allows us to better understand what a native English speaker is saying when we talk to him and he uses these phrases.]]> 2022-05-19 17:25:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191726352 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191727353 -Collocations is a word that can use in a lot of context (literal and figurative) but stay the meaning of the word.
-Idioms is the use of the language and you can know the literal and figurative but the last one is anything that you should learn yourself.
-Phrasal Verbs is a verb + a preposition or adverb. You can mix them with a object o a context, but exist any rules to make this mix.]]> 2022-05-19 17:26:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191727353 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191730038 Phrasal verbs are, to me, the most complicated of the lot. Collocations are intuitive, and idioms are just a matter of social adaptation to the environment.
What are they useful for? To be creative with words and compose texts that suit one's personality. That is what I appreciate as a fairly good benefit: versatility. Otherwise, they're mere components of human language. A more interesting topic might be: are there human languages without any of those 3 mentioned components?]]> 2022-05-19 17:28:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191730038 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191732314 Collocations can help you expand the vocabulary.
Idioms  is a fads. It´s used expres something no literal. If you think about it in depth, 
doesn´t not make sende. For example: Your are the apple for my eyes.
Phreasal Verbs is a mix to verb and adjetive. It's used phresal verbs to sound more natural and it's very more common used everyday.

]]> 2022-05-19 17:29:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191732314 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191733576 1) "Idiom" is very interesting and can be funny, they are hyperbole phrases that exaggerate a fact that is happening. It is incredible that so many phrases can exist, it would be good to learn some of them to use them.

2) "Collocation" you have to be careful how you use these phrases because it is easy to make a mistake and say something wrong that does not make sense or is grammatically incorrect.

3) "Phrasal verb" it is important to know the prepositions or adverbs that accompany the verb to say something correctly, it is a great job for a second language learner.

These three elements can help communication because they are phrases that are often used informally so people sound more native speaking to each other. Especially if they are people using their second language. Also, when people understand how to use these elements, it makes it easier for them to communicate, they lose their fear of expressing themselves, they sound more confident and they understand better what other people are saying when they speak.]]> 2022-05-19 17:30:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2191733576 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2199909190 1) Collocations are verbs that are and must correctly fit with one word in order to understand its meaning (e.g. "GRAB the gem", not "SHINE the gem")
2) Idioms cannot be understood from the meaning of its separate words, but from the expression as a whole. They are all forms of figurative languages (words that not have a literal meaning). I can agree with one classmate that this is a very hilarious way to express ourselves, but, at the same time, is more easy.
3) Phrasal verbs are formed by: verb + preposition / adverb. Their position can vary depending if we put and object word or a pronoun. Some of them have literal meanings, but some, in a similar fashion to idioms, have figurative meanings that we have to deduce in order to understand them.
If I can put this in a few words, these forms of language can help us to communicate with people in the most simplest, understandable, or even most quickest ways; to facilitate our understanding of the things, and to connect ideas more easily. This, though, is commonly used in informal and spoken English, so what sense would make it to put these types of words in a formal essay for your job?]]> 2022-05-25 20:53:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2199909190 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200260106 Collocation can help to understand better the vocabulary. Idioms can be the way to express something without be literal. Phrasal verb (verb + preposition/adverb) can help to differentiate different meanings. These three concepts can help us to understand better how to communicate, because we know better how to give the right meaning of what we are saying. - Catalina Andrade]]> 2022-05-26 02:55:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200260106 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200453985 Collocations: what I understood from the videos presented. first "collocations" refers to the way we conjugate a specific word with another that gives meaning to the speaker. The following concept is about "idioms": they are expressions with a figurative sense, that is, not literal to the words used in them. for example, the phrase "I feel blue" doesn't mean a person is blue or turning blue but it means feeling sad. Now "Phrasal Verbs": Are made up of two parts, a verb and a preposition, most of which are of literal meaning, however, there are cases of figurative meaning.
These four concepts could help us develop our communication skills in a better way. and the conjugated words of a structure specifically with other figures have a meaning that could help us to understand more accurately the expressions and references to the English language. Maria Jose Garavito C.]]> 2022-05-26 05:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200453985 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200485970 From what I understood in the video, collocations are a set of words that cannot be literally understood as they are written since they could be understood in a strange way, but for those who know the true meaning, like the natives, it is natural and easy to understand.
idioms: are those expressions that should not be taken literally if not rather they want to explain or express something in a more figurative way. As for the phrasel verb, they are those verbs that, when adding a preposition or an adverb, completely change their meaning and are used depending on the context since some are also used figuratively, changing the meaning of what is written. Luz Henriquez]]> 2022-05-26 06:23:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2200485970 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2203199875 1) Collocations: - There some words that cannot be used with other words bceause there's no meaning if they're put together.
2) Idioms:  -  An idiom is not literal, is a figurative expression, this means that is the people who gives the interpretatin to the sentence.
- The best way to comprehend them is practice them in real life
3) Phrasal verbs: - The preposition or adverb is after de verb (action).
- If we use a pronoun as the object in a phrasal verb it must go between the verb and the preposition or adverb. 
- There are some pharsal verbs that are literal and some figurative.]]> 2022-05-29 01:03:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2203199875 https://padlet.com/ruth_esc/silrlj01jz6zs8c8/wish/2226359609 What I understood from the previously analyzed videos is that:  1.- Collocations means that some words fit together and other words do not. 2.- Idioms are expressions that we use to referring to something in a figurative sense. It means no literal. 3.- Phrasal verbs are words that are composed in two parts. A verb, and a preposition or adverb. Use to refer or indicate an action. Them could be use in a literal or figurative sense.

These three concepts can help us to increase, and improve our vocabulary. They are really helpful when it comes to understanding a native speaker. - YOHANA FERNANDEZ S.

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