segunda-feira, 4 de dezembro de 2017
domingo, 3 de dezembro de 2017
Vocabulary: body
Exercise your body.
As you're caring for your mind don't neglect your body. Build discipline in doing what you need to do in terms of diet, exercise, and sleep.
As you're caring for your mind don't neglect your body. Build discipline in doing what you need to do in terms of diet, exercise, and sleep.
Vocabulary: reputation
Your goal is to earn the reputation around your company as being the hardest-working person in the organization.
Vocabulary: flower
I really like flowers but I don't appreciate Spring. I don't know why but I feel unhappy in the se three months of the year.
Vocabulary: amount
Everyone must be focused on reducing the amount of time that takes to get the same results.
Vocabulary: continually
When child is continually critized at an early age, he soon concludes that there is something wrong with him.
Vocabulary: bursts
A sense of love deprivation is manifested in misbehavior, personality problems, bursts of anger, depression, and problems with people and relationships.
sábado, 2 de dezembro de 2017
Vocabulary; patience
I need to take a rest, because I am tired and I don't have any patient in this moment.
Morning thoughts
For having a good life it is necessary doing a lot of small steps. Go there and looking for your own way to get it.
Vocabulary: tending
Selic should be around 7% by the end of this year and tending to decline if inflation remains at the current level.
Morning thoughts
Be big enough to admit, encourage and admire the abilities people who are better than you.
Vocabulary: accelerator
The control in a vehicle, at right side of brake, that we press with our foot in order to make it go faster.
Vocabulary: brake
The part of a vehicle between the clutch and the accelerator that makes it go slower or stop.
Vocabulary: clutch
The part of a vehicle that we press with our foot when we are driving in order to change the gear.
sexta-feira, 1 de dezembro de 2017
Message for you
You can learn how to attract into your life all the people and resources you need to achieve any goal you can set for yourself.
2017 message
Don't let anyone push you around in 2017.
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
quinta-feira, 30 de novembro de 2017
Vocabulary: extinct
What would you think if someone told you that an animal or a bird was about to become extinct?
Vocabulary: threaten
Many types of animals are in danger to becoming extinct. Saving them sometimes means closing the business that threaten them.
quarta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2017
Vocabulary: likewise
When children learn a language, they learn both words and phrases together. Likewise, you need to study and learn phrases.
2017 message
Don't let anyone push you around in 2017.
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
sábado, 21 de outubro de 2017
Inspirational Quotes
If I don't keep myself inspired, encouraged, uplifted, joyful, connected, cognizant, who will? That's why I do what I do. I don't want to wait for a savior; they may never come. I'm the creator of my life and I know I'm deserving of great things and inspiring energy. I have my eyes planted on progression and evolution. Learn to enjoy the journey - it is exhilarating when you embrace it fully.
WHY TODAY MATTERS?
WHY TODAY MATTERS?
"Today is not just any ordinary day. Today is a day that matters. Today you will have the choice to make a difference in your life and those around you. Today you will have the choice to smile rather than frown, be grateful rather than selfish, lift up rather than put down, accept rather than reject and love rather than hate. Today you will have the choice of seeking hope for the future or remain in the hopelessness of the past. Today you have the choice to laugh or cry. Both will make you feel better. Today you will have the undivided attention of the King of the Universe. At that time you can ask Him anything you want. You can ask for help, plead for a friend or just enjoy His presence. It all depends on you. Whichever you choose, today matters. Make the choice to make it a day worth living. And don't forget, tomorrow is another day."
Copyright © 2015 Tom Krause
"Today is not just any ordinary day. Today is a day that matters. Today you will have the choice to make a difference in your life and those around you. Today you will have the choice to smile rather than frown, be grateful rather than selfish, lift up rather than put down, accept rather than reject and love rather than hate. Today you will have the choice of seeking hope for the future or remain in the hopelessness of the past. Today you have the choice to laugh or cry. Both will make you feel better. Today you will have the undivided attention of the King of the Universe. At that time you can ask Him anything you want. You can ask for help, plead for a friend or just enjoy His presence. It all depends on you. Whichever you choose, today matters. Make the choice to make it a day worth living. And don't forget, tomorrow is another day."
Copyright © 2015 Tom Krause
Morning thoughts
"You've done it before and you can do it now. See the positive possibilities. Redirect the substantial energy of your frustration and turn it into positive, effective, unstoppable determination."
Ralph Marston
Ralph Marston
quinta-feira, 19 de outubro de 2017
Vocabulary: shift
Verb: She SHIFTED her desk closer to the window.
Noun: to work in SHIFTS (=divided periods)
Noun: to work in SHIFTS (=divided periods)
quinta-feira, 12 de outubro de 2017
Reading strategies
Before reading, look at the title, pictures and the first couple of lines of the text. Look for clues to help you predict what kind of text it is and what it is about.
Read the text to get the general idea. Ignore words you don’t know.
Read the text again. Try to work out the meaning of important new words. Use a dictionary if you can't.
Read the text to get the general idea. Ignore words you don’t know.
Read the text again. Try to work out the meaning of important new words. Use a dictionary if you can't.
6 best doctors in life
“The six best doctors: sunshine, water, rest, air, exercise, and diet.” ~Wayne Fields
2017 message
Don't let anyone push you around in 2017.
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
This is your year.
You are going to do great things.
You are going to stop feeling guilty.
You are going to stop sacrificing your happiness and goals to others.
Instead you are going to go out and do the things you've always wanted to do while your doubters sit on the sidelines and say " I can't believe it!"
sábado, 23 de setembro de 2017
Be kind with yourself
Cultivate Your Inner Advocate. We’re all familiar with the inner critic. It’s that little voice in our heads that’s quick to judge and is always ready with a put down. Well, it’s time for your inner critic to meet your inner advocate.
And who exactly is this inner advocate? It’s another voice in your head: the one that defends you. When your inner critic comes at you with ridicule and scorn, your inner advocate jumps in and presents arguments on your behalf. While your inner critic is against you, your inner advocate is for you.
Be kind to yourself by cultivating your inner advocate (mine wears Armani suits and carries a black leather Gucci brief case).
http://daringtolivefully.com/how-to-be-kind-to-yourself&lc=en-BR&s=1&m=34&host=www.google.com.br&ts=1506037013&sig=ANTY_L2nWwGgLCFFAZE1_8ZycfOeHpkgnQ
Vocabulary: pursue
pursue
to follow somebody/something in order to catch them or it
to try to achieve something or to continue to do something over a period of time
to follow somebody/something in order to catch them or it
to try to achieve something or to continue to do something over a period of time
Vocabulary: vary
vary
1 (used about a group of similar things) to be different from each other
2 to be different or to change according to the situation, etc.
3 to make something different by changing it often in some way
1 (used about a group of similar things) to be different from each other
2 to be different or to change according to the situation, etc.
3 to make something different by changing it often in some way
Vocabulary: output
output
1 the amount that a person or machine produces
2 the information that a computer produces
3 the place where power, energy, etc. leaves a system
1 the amount that a person or machine produces
2 the information that a computer produces
3 the place where power, energy, etc. leaves a system
Vocabulary: bond
bond
noun:
1 something that joins two or more people or groups of people together, such as a feeling of friendship
2 an agreement by a government or a company to pay you interest on the money you have lent; a document containing this agreement
3 a sum of money that is paid as bail
Verb:
1 to join two things firmly together; to join firmly to something else
2 to develop or create a relationship of trust with somebody
noun:
1 something that joins two or more people or groups of people together, such as a feeling of friendship
2 an agreement by a government or a company to pay you interest on the money you have lent; a document containing this agreement
3 a sum of money that is paid as bail
Verb:
1 to join two things firmly together; to join firmly to something else
2 to develop or create a relationship of trust with somebody
Vocabulary: reveal
reveal
1 to make something known that was secret or unknown before:
2 to show something that was hidden before:
1 to make something known that was secret or unknown before:
2 to show something that was hidden before:
Vocabulary: pose
pose
1 to create something for or give something to somebody that they have to deal with
2 to sit or stand in a particular position for a painting, photograph, etc.
3 to behave in a way that is intended to impress people who see you
1 to create something for or give something to somebody that they have to deal with
2 to sit or stand in a particular position for a painting, photograph, etc.
3 to behave in a way that is intended to impress people who see you
Vocabulary: panel
panel
1 a square or rectangular piece of wood, metal or glass that forms part of a door or wall
2 a group of people who give their advice or opinions about sth; a group of people who discuss topics of interest on television or radio
3 a flat surface that contains the equipment for controlling a vehicle, machine, etc.
1 a square or rectangular piece of wood, metal or glass that forms part of a door or wall
2 a group of people who give their advice or opinions about sth; a group of people who discuss topics of interest on television or radio
3 a flat surface that contains the equipment for controlling a vehicle, machine, etc.
Vocabulary: grant
grant
verb:
1 to (officially) give somebody what they have asked for
2 to agree (that something is true)
noun: money that is given by the government, etc. for a particular purpose
verb:
1 to (officially) give somebody what they have asked for
2 to agree (that something is true)
noun: money that is given by the government, etc. for a particular purpose
sexta-feira, 22 de setembro de 2017
Vocabulary: exploit
exploit
verb:
1 to use something or to treat somebody unfairly for your own advantage
2 to develop something or make the best use of something
Noun: something exciting or interesting that somebody has done
verb:
1 to use something or to treat somebody unfairly for your own advantage
2 to develop something or make the best use of something
Noun: something exciting or interesting that somebody has done
Vocabulary: definite
definite
1 fixed and unlikely to change; certain
2 clear; easy to see or notice
1 fixed and unlikely to change; certain
2 clear; easy to see or notice
Vocabulary: converse
converse
verb: to talk to somebody; to have a conversation
noun: the opposite or reverse of a fact or statement
verb: to talk to somebody; to have a conversation
noun: the opposite or reverse of a fact or statement
Vocabulary: proceed
proceed
1 to continue doing something; to continue being done
2 to start doing the next thing after finishing the last one
1 to continue doing something; to continue being done
2 to start doing the next thing after finishing the last one
Vocabulary: reverse
reverse
1 to put something in the opposite position to normal or to how it was before
2 to exchange the positions or functions of two things or people
1 to put something in the opposite position to normal or to how it was before
2 to exchange the positions or functions of two things or people
Vocabulary: role
role
1 the position or function of somebody/something in a particular situation
2 a person's part in a play, film, etc
1 the position or function of somebody/something in a particular situation
2 a person's part in a play, film, etc
Vocabulary: deny
deny
1 to state that something is not true; to refuse to admit or accept something
2 to refuse to allow somebody to have something:
1 to state that something is not true; to refuse to admit or accept something
2 to refuse to allow somebody to have something:
Vocabulary: bulk
bulk
1 the main part of something; most of something
2 the size, quantity or weight of something large
1 the main part of something; most of something
2 the size, quantity or weight of something large
Vocabulary: aware
aware
1 knowing about or realizing something; conscious of somebody/something
2 interested and informed
1 knowing about or realizing something; conscious of somebody/something
2 interested and informed
Vocabulary: assign
assign
1 to give something to somebody for a particular purpose
2 to give somebody a particular job to do
1 to give something to somebody for a particular purpose
2 to give somebody a particular job to do
Vocabulary: alter
alter
to make something different in some way, but without changing it completely; to become
different
to make something different in some way, but without changing it completely; to become
different
Vocabulary: aggregate
aggregate
1 a total number or amount made up of smaller amounts that are collected together
2 sand or broken stone that is used to make concrete or for building roads, etc.
1 a total number or amount made up of smaller amounts that are collected together
2 sand or broken stone that is used to make concrete or for building roads, etc.
Vocabulary: forthcoming
forthcoming
1 that will happen or appear in the near future
2 offered or given
3 (used about a person) ready to be helpful, give information, etc.
1 that will happen or appear in the near future
2 offered or given
3 (used about a person) ready to be helpful, give information, etc.
quarta-feira, 20 de setembro de 2017
A little quote for motivation
"After mountains there are mountains". In other words, beyond every problem there is another; the best we can do is to solve each problem, one at time.
sexta-feira, 15 de setembro de 2017
Vocabulary: approach
approach
1 to come near or nearer to somebody/something
2 to begin to deal with a problem, a situation, etc.
3 to speak to somebody usually in order to ask for something
1 to come near or nearer to somebody/something
2 to begin to deal with a problem, a situation, etc.
3 to speak to somebody usually in order to ask for something
Vocabulary: assure
assure
1 to promise somebody that something will certainly happen or be true, especially if they are worried
2 to make something sure or certain
1 to promise somebody that something will certainly happen or be true, especially if they are worried
2 to make something sure or certain
Vocabulary: attach
attach
1 to fasten or join something to something
2 to make somebody/something join or belong to somebody/something
1 to fasten or join something to something
2 to make somebody/something join or belong to somebody/something
Vocabulary: attain
attain
1 to succeed in getting something, usually after a lot of effort
2 to reach a particular age, level or condition
1 to succeed in getting something, usually after a lot of effort
2 to reach a particular age, level or condition
Vocabulary: assemble
assemble
1 to come together or bring somebody/something together in a group
2 to fit the parts of sth together
1 to come together or bring somebody/something together in a group
2 to fit the parts of sth together
quarta-feira, 13 de setembro de 2017
Vocabulary: practitioner
practitioner
1 a person who works as a doctor, dentist or lawyer
2 a person who regularly does a particular activity, especially one that requires skill
1 a person who works as a doctor, dentist or lawyer
2 a person who regularly does a particular activity, especially one that requires skill
Vocabulary: negate
negate
1 to stop something from having any effect
2 to state that something does not exist
1 to stop something from having any effect
2 to state that something does not exist
Vocabulary: levy
levy
an extra amount of money that has to be paid, especially as a tax to the government
an extra amount of money that has to be paid, especially as a tax to the government
Vocabulary: entity
entity
something that exists separately from something else and has its own identity
something that exists separately from something else and has its own identity
segunda-feira, 11 de setembro de 2017
Vocabulary: issue
issue
1 a problem or subject for discussion
2 one in a series of things that are published or produced
3 the act of publishing or giving something to people
1 a problem or subject for discussion
2 one in a series of things that are published or produced
3 the act of publishing or giving something to people
Vocabulary: index
index
1 a list in order from A to Z, usually at the end of a book, of the names or subjects that are referred to in the book
2 a way of showing how the price, value, rate, etc. of something has changed
1 a list in order from A to Z, usually at the end of a book, of the names or subjects that are referred to in the book
2 a way of showing how the price, value, rate, etc. of something has changed
Vocabulary: inhibit
inhibit
1 to prevent something or make something happen more slowly
2 to make somebody nervous and embarrassed so that he/she is unable to do something
1 to prevent something or make something happen more slowly
2 to make somebody nervous and embarrassed so that he/she is unable to do something
Vocabulary: interval
interval
1 a period of time between two events
2 a short break separating the different parts of a play, film, concert, etc.
3 a short period during which something different happens from what is happening for the rest of the time
1 a period of time between two events
2 a short break separating the different parts of a play, film, concert, etc.
3 a short period during which something different happens from what is happening for the rest of the time
sábado, 9 de setembro de 2017
Curiosities: honeymoon
The word "honeymoon" first appeared in the 16th century. 'Honey' is a reference to the sweetness of a new marriage and 'moon' is a bitter acknowledgment that this sweetness, like a full moon, would quickly fade.
Curiosities: red roses
Red roses are the most popular flowers to give on Valentine's Day and although they may look the same to the untrained eye, there are actually more than 900 different varieties of dark-red and medium-red roses.
sexta-feira, 8 de setembro de 2017
Vocabulary: inherent
inherent
that is a basic or permanent part of somebody/something and that cannot be removed
that is a basic or permanent part of somebody/something and that cannot be removed
Vocabulary: infer
infer
to form an opinion or decide that something is true from the information you have
to form an opinion or decide that something is true from the information you have
Vocabulary: infer
infer
to form an opinion or decide that something is true from the information you have
to form an opinion or decide that something is true from the information you have
Vocabulary: induce
induce
1 to make or persuade somebody to do something
2 to cause or produce
3 to make a woman start giving birth to her baby by giving her special drugs
1 to make or persuade somebody to do something
2 to cause or produce
3 to make a woman start giving birth to her baby by giving her special drugs
Vocabulary: intervene
intervene
1 to act in a way that prevents something happening or influences the result of something
2 to interrupt somebody who is speaking in order to say something
3 to happen in a way that delays something or stops it from happening
1 to act in a way that prevents something happening or influences the result of something
2 to interrupt somebody who is speaking in order to say something
3 to happen in a way that delays something or stops it from happening
Vocabulary: overlap
overlap
1 when two things overlap, part of one covers part of the other
2 to be partly the same as something
1 when two things overlap, part of one covers part of the other
2 to be partly the same as something
Vocabulary: trace
trace
1 a mark, an object or a sign that shows that somebody/something existed or happened
2 a very small amount of something
1 a mark, an object or a sign that shows that somebody/something existed or happened
2 a very small amount of something
quinta-feira, 7 de setembro de 2017
How to think about a problem
“How to think about a problem:
The first step is to make the problem specific;
The second step is to form theories freely of how to rid yourself of that burden;
The third step is to develop in foresight the consequences of your proposals;
The fourth and final step in thinking is to compare the consequences of your proposals to see which is best in the light of your scheme of life as a whole;
Whether you choose a vacation or a spouse, a party or a candidate, a cause to contribute to or a creed to live by—think!”
Brand Blanshard, philosopher
The first step is to make the problem specific;
The second step is to form theories freely of how to rid yourself of that burden;
The third step is to develop in foresight the consequences of your proposals;
The fourth and final step in thinking is to compare the consequences of your proposals to see which is best in the light of your scheme of life as a whole;
Whether you choose a vacation or a spouse, a party or a candidate, a cause to contribute to or a creed to live by—think!”
Brand Blanshard, philosopher
Vocabulary: highlight
highlight
verb:
1 to emphasize sth so that people give it special attention
2 to mark part of a text with a different colour, etc. so that people give it more attention
3 to make some parts of a person's hair a lighter colour
noum:
1 the best or most interesting part of something:
2 areas of lighter colour that are put in a person's hair
verb:
1 to emphasize sth so that people give it special attention
2 to mark part of a text with a different colour, etc. so that people give it more attention
3 to make some parts of a person's hair a lighter colour
noum:
1 the best or most interesting part of something:
2 areas of lighter colour that are put in a person's hair
Vocabulary: guarantee
guarantee
1 a firm promise that something will be done or that something will happen
2 a written promise by a company that it will repair or replace a product if it breaks in a certain
period of time
3 something that makes something else certain to happen
1 a firm promise that something will be done or that something will happen
2 a written promise by a company that it will repair or replace a product if it breaks in a certain
period of time
3 something that makes something else certain to happen
Vocabulary: area
area
1 a part of a town, a country or the world
2 the size of a surface, that you can calculate by multiplying the length by the widt
3 a space used for a particular activity
4 a particular part of a subject or activity
1 a part of a town, a country or the world
2 the size of a surface, that you can calculate by multiplying the length by the widt
3 a space used for a particular activity
4 a particular part of a subject or activity
Vocabulary: approximate
approximate
adjective: almost correct but not completely accurate
verb:
1 to be similar or close to sth in nature, quality, amount, etc., but not exactly the same
2 to calculate or estimate sth fairly accurately
adjective: almost correct but not completely accurate
verb:
1 to be similar or close to sth in nature, quality, amount, etc., but not exactly the same
2 to calculate or estimate sth fairly accurately
Vocabulary: survey
survey
noum: a study of the opinions, behaviour, etc. of a group of people
verb: to look carefully at the whole of something
noum: a study of the opinions, behaviour, etc. of a group of people
verb: to look carefully at the whole of something
Vocabulary: layer
layer
a quantity or thickness of something that lies over a surface or between surfaces
a quantity or thickness of something that lies over a surface or between surfaces
Vocabulary: label
label
a piece of paper, etc. that is fixed to something and which gives information about it
a piece of paper, etc. that is fixed to something and which gives information about it
Vocabulary: odd
odd
1 strange; unusual
2 not regular or fixed
3 numbers that cannot be divided by two
1 strange; unusual
2 not regular or fixed
3 numbers that cannot be divided by two
Vocabulary: undertake
undertake
1 to decide to do something and start doing it
2 to agree or promise to do something
1 to decide to do something and start doing it
2 to agree or promise to do something
Vocabulary: income
income
the money you receive regularly as payment for your work or as interest on money you have saved, etc
the money you receive regularly as payment for your work or as interest on money you have saved, etc
Vocabulary: impose
impose
1 to make a law, rule, opinion, etc. be accepted by using your power or authority
2 to ask or expect somebody to do something that may cause extra work or trouble
1 to make a law, rule, opinion, etc. be accepted by using your power or authority
2 to ask or expect somebody to do something that may cause extra work or trouble
Vocabulary: imagery
imagery
language that produces pictures in the minds of the people reading or listening
language that produces pictures in the minds of the people reading or listening
Vocabulary: presume
presume
to think that something is true even if you do not know for sure; to suppose
to think that something is true even if you do not know for sure; to suppose
1000° post : Vocabulary practice
feature
For this 1000 post I chose this amazing word that means "important or noticeable part of something"
This is a feature part of my plan to achieve 700 score at TOEIC!!!!
For this 1000 post I chose this amazing word that means "important or noticeable part of something"
This is a feature part of my plan to achieve 700 score at TOEIC!!!!
Vocabulary: dispose
dispose
to throw away or sell something; to get rid of somebody/something that you do not want
to throw away or sell something; to get rid of somebody/something that you do not want
Vocabulary: differentiate
differentiate
1 to see or show how things are different
2 to make one thing different from another
3 to treat one person or group differently from another
1 to see or show how things are different
2 to make one thing different from another
3 to treat one person or group differently from another
Vocabulary: device
device
1 a tool or piece of equipment made for a particular purpose
2 a clever method for getting the result you want
1 a tool or piece of equipment made for a particular purpose
2 a clever method for getting the result you want
Vocabulary: restrain
restrain
to keep somebody or something under control; to prevent somebody or something from doing something
to keep somebody or something under control; to prevent somebody or something from doing something
Vocabulary: framework
framework
1 the basic structure of something that gives it shape and strength
2 a system of rules or ideas which help you decide what to do
1 the basic structure of something that gives it shape and strength
2 a system of rules or ideas which help you decide what to do
Vocabulary: equate
equate
equate something (with something) to consider one thing as being the same as somenthing else
equate something (with something) to consider one thing as being the same as somenthing else
domingo, 3 de setembro de 2017
quinta-feira, 31 de agosto de 2017
segunda-feira, 21 de agosto de 2017
Vocabulary: sikh
Sikh: a member of one of the religions of India (Sikhism) that developed from Hinduism but teaches that there is only one god.
Vocabulary: tackle
Tackle: (verb) to make an effort to deal with a difficult situation or problem.
The government must tackle the problem of rising unemployment.
The government must tackle the problem of rising unemployment.
Vocabulary: post-it
Post-it: a small piece of colored, sticky paper that you use for writing a note on, and that can be easily removed
Vocabulary: sympathetic
Sympathetic: showing that you understand other people’s feelings, especially their problems
Vocabulary: sentimental
Sentimental: producing or connected with emotions such as romantic love, pity, sadness, etc. which may be too strong or not appropriate.
Vocabulary: sensitive
Sensitive: showing that you are conscious of and able to understand people’s feelings, problems, etc.
Vocabulary: sensible
Sensible: (used about people and their behavior) able to make good judgments based on reason and experience
Vocabulary: selfish
Selfish: thinking only about your own needs or wishes and not about other people’s
Vocabulary: romantic
Romantic: having a strong quality that strongly affects your emotions or makes you think about love
Vocabulary: reckless
Reckless: not thinking about possible bad or dangerous results that could come from your actions.
Vocabulary: moody
Moody: often changing moods in a way that people cannot predict; bad-tempered or unhappy, often for no particular reason.
domingo, 20 de agosto de 2017
Vocabulary: idealistic
Idealistic: person who believe that a perfect life, situation, etc. can be achieve, even when this is not very likely
Vocabulary: easy-going
Easy-going: calm, relaxed and not easily worried or upset by what other people do.
Vocabulary: careless
Careless: not thinking enough about what you are doing so that you make mistakes.
sexta-feira, 18 de agosto de 2017
Questions
How often do you eat chocolates or sweets?
1) never
2) ocassionaly
3) quite a lot
How many pieces of fresh fruits do you eat per day?
1) one or two
2) more than two
3) none
1) never
2) ocassionaly
3) quite a lot
How many pieces of fresh fruits do you eat per day?
1) one or two
2) more than two
3) none
Questions
How many hours per night do you sleep?
1) under 6 hours
2) about 7 or 8
3) more than 9 hours
How often do you clean your teeth?
1) once a day
2) twice a day
3) after every meal
How often do you do physical exercises, enough to make you out of breath?
1) never
2) once
3) two or three times a week
1) under 6 hours
2) about 7 or 8
3) more than 9 hours
How often do you clean your teeth?
1) once a day
2) twice a day
3) after every meal
How often do you do physical exercises, enough to make you out of breath?
1) never
2) once
3) two or three times a week
Vocabulary: rinse
Rinse: to wash something in water in order to remove soap or dirt.
E.g. Rinse your hair throughly after each shampoo
E.g. Rinse your hair throughly after each shampoo
Vocabulary: bet
Bet: (pres. part. betting) to risk money on a race or an event by trying to predict the result. If you are right, you win money.
Vocabulary: slowdown
Slowdown: [business] a reduction in speed or activity: a slowdown in economic growth
Vocabulary: buoyant
Buoyant: ECONOMICS (used about prices, business activity, etc.) staying at a high level or increasing, so that people make more money.
domingo, 13 de agosto de 2017
Vocabulary: sneaker
Sneaker: a ligth shoe made of strong material that is especially used for sports, etc.
Vocabulary: sock
Sock: a piece of clothing that you wear on your foot and lower leg, inside your shoe: a pair of socks.
Vocabulary: bra
Bra: a piece of clothing that women wear under their other clothes to support their breats.
quarta-feira, 9 de agosto de 2017
Vocabulary: lover
Lover: a partner in a sexual relationship with somebody who they are not married to.
Vocabulary: love
Love: a strong feeling that you have when you like somebody or something very much.
Vocabulary: luggage
Luggage: (tourism) bags, suitcases, etc. used for carrying a person's clothes and things on a journey.
Vocabulary: lump sum
Lump sum: (FINANCE) and amount of money paid all at once rather than in several smaller amounts.
Why do champagne bubbles rise from the bottom of a glass?
The bubbles are filled with carbon dioxide (CO2), a gas 800 times less dense than surrounding liquid. Molecules of this gas accumulating in imperfections in the glass and start to form a bubble, whose low density supplies enough buoyancy to break off and float towards the surface. In the process they run into more molecules, making the bubble even bigger and more buoyant, and accelerating its ascent.
sábado, 5 de agosto de 2017
Questions
1) How much time do you spend on social networking sites every day?
2) How do you usually listen to music? Do you buy an download music?
3) What are some of your favorite songs? Are they popular now?
2) How do you usually listen to music? Do you buy an download music?
3) What are some of your favorite songs? Are they popular now?
Vocabulary: string
String: a piece of long, strong material like very rope, that you use for tying things.
In music, string is one of the pieces of thin wire, etc. that produce the sound on some musical instruments.
A guitar has six strings.
In music, string is one of the pieces of thin wire, etc. that produce the sound on some musical instruments.
A guitar has six strings.
What means e.g. ?
E.g. is an abbreviation for exempli gratia: a Latin phrase that means "for example". It can be pronounced as "e.g." or "for example"
Vocabulary: buckle
Buckle: a piece of metal or plastic at the end of a belt or strap that is used for fastening it.
Eg. She buckled her belt
Eg. She buckled her belt
Questions
1) How much time do you spend on the Internet each day?
2) What do you do on the Internet?
3) Are you part of a social network such as Facebook? If yes, wich one?
2) What do you do on the Internet?
3) Are you part of a social network such as Facebook? If yes, wich one?
Social network
The word social refers to the way that people connect or relate to each other. The word network refers to a system that connects computer users. A social network is a website that lets people connect and communicate with each other.
quinta-feira, 3 de agosto de 2017
Questions
How often do you use the Internet? What websites do you visit?
How do you find new music that you like?
How do you find new music that you like?
What is profit?
Profit (= earnings) has two components:
1) Operating profit (from regular business activities)
2) Non-operating profit (eg from the sale of some land or shares in another company)
1) Operating profit (from regular business activities)
2) Non-operating profit (eg from the sale of some land or shares in another company)
What are expenses?
Expenses (= costs) refers to money that the company has to spend to run the business.
What is revenue?
Revenue (=turnover) is the money that comes into the company from the sale of products or services.
Vocabulary: obstacle
Obstacle: something that makes it difficult for you to do something or go somewhere.
Vocabulary: obsession
Obsession: the state in which you can only think about one person or thing so that cannot think of anything else.
Vocabulary: observation
Observation: the act of watching something carefully, especially to learn something.
Vocabulary: object
Object:
1) a thing that can be seen a and touched, but is not alive.
2) an aim or purpose
1) a thing that can be seen a and touched, but is not alive.
2) an aim or purpose
quarta-feira, 2 de agosto de 2017
5 steps to the debating process
1) Gather the information
2) Explore the information
3) Form an initial opinion
4) Defend the position in a debate
5) Refine opinion through knowledge gained in the debate
2) Explore the information
3) Form an initial opinion
4) Defend the position in a debate
5) Refine opinion through knowledge gained in the debate
Vocabulary: nonsense
Nonsense: ideas, statements or beliefs that you think are ridiculous or not true.
Vocabulary: nose
Nose: the part of your face, above your mouth, that is used for breathing and smelling.
sábado, 22 de julho de 2017
Being strong phrase
“Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength.”
Vocabulary: lock
Lock: to close or fasten something so that it can only be opened with a key.
Have you locked the car?
Have you locked the car?
Vocabulary: load (3)
Load (informal): a lot of something.
There are loads of things to do in London in the evenings.
There are loads of things to do in London in the evenings.
Vocabulary: load (2)
Load (2): (often in compounds) the quantity of something that can be carried.
Bus loads of tourists.
Bus loads of tourists.
Vocabulary: load (1)
Load (1): something (heavy) that is being or is waiting to be carried: a truck carrying a lot of sand.
Vocabulary: live on something
1) to have something as your only food.
To live on bread and water.
2) to manage to buy what you need to live.
I don't know how they live on so little money.
To live on bread and water.
2) to manage to buy what you need to live.
I don't know how they live on so little money.
Vocabulary: live off somebody/something
Live off sb/sth: to depend on sb/sth in order to live.
Fernando lives off tinned food.
She could easily get a job but she still lives off her parents.
I'm living off health food in this moment.
Fernando lives off tinned food.
She could easily get a job but she still lives off her parents.
I'm living off health food in this moment.
Vocabulary: live it up
Live it up: to enjoy yourself in an exciting way, usually spending a lot of money
Vocabulary: live for somebody/something
Live for somebody/something: to consider sb/sth to be the most important thing in your life.
He felt had nothing to live for after his wife died.
He felt had nothing to live for after his wife died.
Vocabulary: live by doing something
Live by doing something: to get the money, food, etc. you need by doing a particular activity.
They live by making cakes. I live by doing reports.
They live by making cakes. I live by doing reports.
Vocabulary: live by something
Live by something: to follow a particular belief or set of principles.
Vocabulary: live (4)
Live: to enjoy all the opportunities of life fully.
I want to live a bit before settling down and getting maried.
I want to live a bit before settling down and getting maried.
Vocabulary: Live(3)
Live: to pass or spend your life in a certain way.
To live a quiet life. To live in comfort/poverty.
To live a quiet life. To live in comfort/poverty.
Vocabulary: list
list: a series of names, figures, items, etc. that are written, printed or said one after another.
A checklist of everything that needs to be done.
A checklist of everything that needs to be done.
Vocabulary: make the most of sth
To get as much pleasure, profit, etc. as possible from sth,
You won't get another chance - make the most of it!
You won't get another chance - make the most of it!
Vocabulary: make do with something
make do with something: to use something that is not good enough because nothing better is available.
If we can't get limes, we'll have to make do with lemons.
If we can't get limes, we'll have to make do with lemons.
Energize yourself in the morning.
As much as we like to think we have control and autonomy when it comes to our feelings, the truth is that momentum is a huge factor.
Morning routines have been a keystone habit of content and successful people throughout history, and for good reason; starting your day with a spiritual practice, a physical practice, and a healthy breakfast may not seem like much, but compounded over years, it can make all the difference in the world to your well-being.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing is the transformation of raw materials into finished products. It happens in factories, plants (= large factories) and mills (used for specific industries, eggs steel and textiles).
The word 'manufacturing' is often associited with industries like autos, chemicals, iron and steel. These industries, based on mass production, were once major employers in areas like America's'Rust Belt' (llinnois, lndiana, Michigan, Ohio) and
England's 'West Midlands' - regions associated with readly available coal, labour and inland waterways (= canals). In the period after the Second World War these industries provided jobs for large numbers of blue-collar workers, working in secure, well-paid jobs and protected by unions. During the 1970s and 80s these industries becames unprofitable in America and Europe. Production methods were increasingly outdated, and this type of heavy industries
The word 'manufacturing' is often associited with industries like autos, chemicals, iron and steel. These industries, based on mass production, were once major employers in areas like America's'Rust Belt' (llinnois, lndiana, Michigan, Ohio) and
England's 'West Midlands' - regions associated with readly available coal, labour and inland waterways (= canals). In the period after the Second World War these industries provided jobs for large numbers of blue-collar workers, working in secure, well-paid jobs and protected by unions. During the 1970s and 80s these industries becames unprofitable in America and Europe. Production methods were increasingly outdated, and this type of heavy industries
Be honest with yourself.
Discontentment often comes from what psychologists call cognitive dissonance—incongruence between two conflicting ideas or emotions in your mind.
You can greatly reduce this by just accepting, admitting, and experiencing the emotions that are passing through you.
If you are angry, be angry; if you are sad, be sad; if you are joyful, be joyful. When we try to actively change or deny present emotions, they become meta-emotions: guilt about sadness, anger about fear, fear about unhappiness. Then they become toxic.
Vocabulary practice: medium
Medium: in the middle of between two sizes, lengths, temperatures, etc. ; average.
Vocabulary practice: meeting
Meeting: an organized occasion when a number of people come together in order to discuss or decided something.
Go out in nature.
A lot of the time our worries and concerns are largely linked to our environment—both immediately, such as the construction noise outside our bedroom, and peripherally, such as when an advert on T.V. reminds you of a past failure.
Nature allows you to completely unplug, allowing yourself the space to experience relaxation and acceptance.
quinta-feira, 20 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
"But failure has to be an option in art and in exploration--because
it's a leap of faith. And no important endeavor that required innovation was
done without risk. You have to be willing to take those risks." --James
Cameron
quarta-feira, 19 de julho de 2017
Get out of your comfort zone.
Getting out of your comfort zone is good not only for your sense of self-worth, but it also gives your brain a huge adrenaline dump and a flush of endorphins.
You’ll know when you’re getting out of your comfort zone when you feel anxious before doing something, but you do it anyway, because you know it is beneficial to you in the long run. Afterward, you’ll often feel a huge relief and sense of self-worth at having done something you were scared to do.
Depending on your own situation you might find this in traveling to new places, meeting new people, trying new activities (public speaking, scuba diving, bungee jumping etc.) or even just meditating through negative emotions.
Morning thoughts
"If we all did the things we are capable of doing, we would
literally astound ourselves." --Thomas Alva Edison
segunda-feira, 17 de julho de 2017
Look after your body.
From muscular tension that can trap emotions to serotonin production and bacterial imbalances in your gut, your body is the number one vehicle that will allow you to experience joy and satisfaction, so treat it with care!
Meditate daily.
This is a no brainer. I’m sure anyone reading this article is familiar with the physical and psychological health benefits of mindfulness and meditation.
But there is one I’d like to add:
Meditation is long, slow, and you often you don’t see the deep benefits for a long time; in fact, when you are starting out, it can often seem like a complete leap of faith. But this is why it’s so important.
When you sit and stare at a wall or focus on your breath or do anything that (compared to our normal lives) is so bland, it conditions you to not grab on to the colorful, shiny objects that usually point you toward a shallow sense of fulfillment.
With a longstanding meditation practice that tendency to grasp will usually just fall away naturally. You’ll unknowingly get out of your own way.
Don’t force yourself to be positive all the time.
There’s a lot of advice in the self-help community and spiritual circles about being positive. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the best advice. It’s better to be positive when you are actually feeling positive than it is to be positive when you’re feeling negative.
Remove things that prevent happiness.
This is actually a lot more important than finding things to make you happy.
Are you in a toxic relationship?
Do you dislike your job?
Are you eating a lot of unhealthy food?
These things all need to go before you start to seek happiness; otherwise, they can hold you back and you may never be satisfied.
Morning thoughts
"You can have anything you want if you are willing to give up the
belief that you can't have it." --Dr. Robert Anthony
Meet new people.
Meeting new and positive people can give you new vital energy that kickstarts your life and helps you focus on enjoying the present.
Because we are such social creatures, having likeminded people in our lives can have such a powerful impact on the way our habits and beliefs develop. As the old saying goes, “You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”
To find people with similar interests and ambitions in your city, there are plenty of sites that can help you connect. You can try MeetUp.com for starters, or just do a simple search in Facebook for groups in your area.
Likewise, if you are interested in meditation and spirituality, retreats are a great way to know people and connect on a deep level in a short amount of time.
domingo, 16 de julho de 2017
Be okay with okay.
When people ask you, “How’s work? How’s the new city? How’s your relationship going?” Don’t you feel compelled to say “really good!” even when it’s not?
We’re so conditioned to feel like we need to have the best of everything that “okay” just isn’t good enough for most of us.
Learning to be okay with okay is a much better strategy toward allowing things to become great than is anxiously wishing that they already were.
Separate your happiness from your achievements.
We all need to learn to separate our happiness from our achievements. It’s okay to feel content with our lives simply because we have an inherent sense of self-worth.
Reaching our goals can obviously bolster this feeling and give us a deep sense of accomplishment, but the absence of achievement should not mean the absence of happiness.
Make serving others a regular habit.
One key habit of unhappy people that we often don’t talk about is that they are inherently self-centered.
This doesn’t mean that they are bad people by any means. It just means their minds spend a disproportionate amount of time focused on the self.
Serving others is one way to break this pattern of attention from “How am I feeling?” to “How are youfeeling?” There are a lot of studies that show that giving to others is more rewarding than receiving
Take small daily steps.
If you think you know what you want and you’re determined that it will make you happy, at least decide on small daily steps that you can take to get there.
Setting unrealistical goals that you never get to finish is far less fulfilling than setting small goals that you can finish and appreciate—and ones that let you know you’re on the right track.
Let go of unrealistic expectations about how happy you’re supposed to be.
For most of human history people lived relatively rough lives. The idea that you’re supposed to be happy all of the time is pretty new.
Though you should strive to live the fullest life you can, it’s actually more normal and perfectly okay to live an average life interspersed with brief periods of joy.
Decide what you really want to do.
A lot of people that are searching for happiness will end up with “shiny object syndrome.” This is what happens when they bounce from goal to goal because they’re looking for something (or someone) to take away all their suffering.
Knowing yourself and what you truly want can help you develop purpose and focus—so much so that you don’t even have time to waste pondering happiness. You may even realize that happiness is not what you really want, that you’re willing to put up with being unhappy some of the time if it means you will have a sense of achievement.
Practice living in the present.
Letting go of past regrets and future anxieties is not easy, but it’s the fastest way to live a full and enjoyable life. Think about enjoying each moment for its own unique role in the ongoing narrative of your life.
If you want a short mantra to keep in mind: be here now.
Take the word “happy” out of your vocabulary.
We all know words are used to communicate ideas. Unfortunately, sometimes a word can get overused and it becomes confusing, stifling, or even dangerous.
Here are some other words you should start to use in conversations with yourself and others about how you feel. Don’t be fooled into believing you need to experience all of them; you don’t.
If you find yourself asking, Am I happy? Replace the question with: Do I have [insert word] in my life?
- Contentment
- Enjoyment
- Laughter
- Well-being
- Peace of mind
- Cheerfulness
- Playfulness
- Hopefulness
- Blessedness
Morning thoughts
"If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." --Vincent van Gogh
sábado, 15 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things
you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away
from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sail. Explore. Dream.
Discover." --Mark Twain
quinta-feira, 13 de julho de 2017
Let go of the fear of abandonment.
Fundamentally, we all crave for connection. But when fear of abandonment starts to rule our lives we make very irrational choices. I try to trust that what is meant to be will happen. And no matter how things turn out, we’ll come out of it okay.
Let go of draining, unhealthy relationships.
We are the average of the people we hang out with, and if they are frequently negative, it becomes hard for us to maintain an attitude of gratitude. It’s been a tough call to distance myself from people in my life who were bringing me down, but it was necessary to move on.
Let go of negativity.
In any given situation we have a choice—look at what’s good and be grateful, or look at what’s wrong and complain. Deliberately adopting the attitude of gratitude literally changed the course of my life.
Let go of perfectionism.
If I had a dime for every opportunity I squandered in the quest for perfection, I’d be rich! But no one can be perfect all the time. That’s what makes us humans. We are quirky. We have flaws. We are beautiful just the way we are.
Let go of pride.
Neither apology nor forgiveness is possible without letting go of pride. Nor is there room for authentic connection where pride resides. Let it go.
Let go of guilt.
On the flip side, if we are the ones who made a mistake, it is time to forgive ourselves and make amends. “I’m sorry. How can I fix it?” can go a long way in starting the healing process.
Let go of resentment.
Unless we walk in the shoes of the other, we really don’t know the reason for their behavior. Carrying resentment only hurts us and delays any repair. I cannot tell you how amazing it’s been to let go of some of the resentment I didn’t even know I’d been carrying for years!
Let go of the sense of entitlement.
I often found myself asking “Why me?” It was hard to replace that with “Why not?” After all, everyone gets their share of joys and sorrows; why should I somehow be above it and deserve only the joys?
Let go of trying to please everyone.
Every time we pretend to be someone, it takes us away from our true selves, and from our place of happiness. It was hard at first to stop trying to please others. Eventually I realized how liberating it was to dare to be myself!
Let go of trying to control everything.
The only thing that we can truly control is our own attitude and reactions. Once we accept that, we can find happiness right where we are, irrespective of how things turn out. This was perhaps the hardest but the most necessary part of the transformation for me.
Morning thoughts
"Don't waste your energy trying to change opinions ... do your thing, and don't care if they like it." --Tina Fey
quarta-feira, 12 de julho de 2017
terça-feira, 11 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
"As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live."
--Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
segunda-feira, 10 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
Your past does not have to be your prison. You have a voice an a future. You have a say in your own life. Choose your destiny wisely.
domingo, 9 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
Even when you are confronting challenges, it is also important to have a little humor in your life.
sábado, 8 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
"Successful people have fear, successful people have doubts, and
successful people have worries. They just don't let these feelings stop
them." --T. Harv Eker
sexta-feira, 7 de julho de 2017
Sunlight Provides Solar Energy
Photosynthesis produces carbohydrates and oxygen, both of which are utilized by the majority of living things. Photosynthesis uses solar energy in the visible-light range; the photons of this range contain the right amount of energy to energize the electrons of chlorophyll molecules. Specifically, chlorophylls a and b absorb violet, blue, and red wavelengths best. This causes chlorophyll to appear green to
Morning thoughts
"Trust yourself. Create the kind of self that you will be happy to
live with all your life. Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner
sparks of possibility into flames of achievement." --Golda Meir
quinta-feira, 6 de julho de 2017
Why we breathe
Every cell in the human body needs fresh oxygen. Oxygen is used to process the energy from the foods we eat. Without oxygen, important nutrients wouldn’t reach any of the cells to help your body function. There is waste when the oxygen is doing its work. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the waste products of this process, and the body needs to get rid of it.
Breathing
Breathing isn’t something we often think about. When you were born, your lungs were filled with amniotic fluid; they were not inflated.
You took your first breath within about 10 seconds after being born, and from that point on, your breathing became an automatic response for your respiratory system.
Your respiratory system gathers the oxygen your body needs from the air. It also gets rid of what your body doesn’t need, like CO2 and other metabolic wastes. When all of this happens, your body’s organs are able to work properly.
You took your first breath within about 10 seconds after being born, and from that point on, your breathing became an automatic response for your respiratory system.
Your respiratory system gathers the oxygen your body needs from the air. It also gets rid of what your body doesn’t need, like CO2 and other metabolic wastes. When all of this happens, your body’s organs are able to work properly.
Air Filtration
Air filtration happens in the upper and lower airways. This process protects the lungs by removing particles from inhaled air. Filtration removes as much dust and as many bacteria as possible.
Gas Exchange.
Gas exchange in your lungs is also a 2-step process:
1) Oxygen from the air is transferred to
the blood.
2) Carbon dioxide from the blood to the air. This all happens in the alveoli of the lungs.
1) Oxygen from the air is transferred to
the blood.
2) Carbon dioxide from the blood to the air. This all happens in the alveoli of the lungs.
Air Treatment
The air we breathe isn’t always the best for our bodies. In fact, if it’s dirty, too dry, too warm, or too cold, could do serious harm. To protect your lungs, the air you inhale is conditioned as it passes through your upper airways, your nasal cavities in particular.
Breathing
Breathing is a repetitive process.
Every breath has 2 steps:
1) Breathing in, which is called inhalation.
2) Breathing out, which is called exhalation.
Every breath has 2 steps:
1) Breathing in, which is called inhalation.
2) Breathing out, which is called exhalation.
Morning thoughts
"If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." --Vincent van Gogh
quarta-feira, 5 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
"You have no control over other people's taste, so focus on staying
true to your own." --Tim Gunn
terça-feira, 4 de julho de 2017
Morning thoughts
I am learning how
to walk away from
people and situations that
threaten my
peace of mind,
self respect or
self worth.
to walk away from
people and situations that
threaten my
peace of mind,
self respect or
self worth.
domingo, 2 de julho de 2017
Hormone
A hormone [Gk. hormao, instigate] is defined as an organic chemical produced by one set of cells that affects a different set. A hormone usually travels through the circulatory system to its target organ. It is important to stress that a hormone does not seek out a particular organ; to the contrary, the organ is awaiting the arrival of the hormone. Cells that can react to a hormone have specific receptors, which combine with the hormone in a lock-and-key manner. Therefore, certain cells respond to one hormone and not to another, depending on their receptors.
Morning thoughts
"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be
done without hope and confidence." --Helen Keller
sábado, 1 de julho de 2017
Brandy - "Have You Ever?"/"Almost Doesn't Count"
Almost made you love me
Almost made you cry
Almost made you happy, baby
Didn't I, didn't I
You almost had me thinkin'
You were turned around
But everybody knows
Almost doesn't count
Almost heard you saying
You were finally free
What was always missing for you, baby
You'd found it in me
But you can't get to heaven
Half off the ground
Everybody knows
Almost doesn't count
I can't keep on lovin' you
One foot outside the door
I hear a funny hesitation
Of a heart that's never really sure
Can't keep on tryin'
If you're looking for more
Than all I could give you
Than what you came here for
Gonna find me somebody
Not afraid to let go
Want a no doubt be there kind of man
You came really close
But everytime you built me up
You only let me down
And everybody knows
Almost doesn't count
I can't keep on loving you
One foot outside the door
I hear a funny hesitation
Of a heart that's never really sure
Can't keep on tryin'
If you're looking for more
Than all I can give you
Than what you came here for
Maybe you'll be sorry
Maybe you'll be cold
Maybe you'll come running back, baby
> From the cruel, cruel world
Almost convinced me
You're gonna stick around
But everybody knows
Almost doesn't count
So maybe I'll be here
Maybe I'll see ya' round
That's the way it goes
Almost doesn't count
Whitney Houston & Chaka Khan - "I'm Every Woman"
CHORUS:
I'm every woman, it's all in me
Anything you want done, baby
I'll do it naturally
I'm every woman, it's all in me
I can read your thoughts right now
Every one from A to Z
I can cast a spell
With secrets you can't tell
Mix a special brew
Put fire inside of you
But anytime you feel
Danger or fear
Instantly I will appear, 'cause
CHORUS
I can sense your needs
Like rain on to the seeds
I can make a rhyme
Of confusion in your mind
And when it comes down
To some good old fashioned love
That's what I've got plenty of, 'cause
CHORUS
I ain't braggin' 'cause I'm the one
You just ask me ooh and it shall be done
And don't bother to compare
'Cause I've got it
I've got it, I've got it, yeah
I'm every woman (repeat and fade)
I'm every woman, it's all in me
Anything you want done, baby
I'll do it naturally
I'm every woman, it's all in me
I can read your thoughts right now
Every one from A to Z
I can cast a spell
With secrets you can't tell
Mix a special brew
Put fire inside of you
But anytime you feel
Danger or fear
Instantly I will appear, 'cause
CHORUS
I can sense your needs
Like rain on to the seeds
I can make a rhyme
Of confusion in your mind
And when it comes down
To some good old fashioned love
That's what I've got plenty of, 'cause
CHORUS
I ain't braggin' 'cause I'm the one
You just ask me ooh and it shall be done
And don't bother to compare
'Cause I've got it
I've got it, I've got it, yeah
I'm every woman (repeat and fade)
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