Rocks, Stones, and Common English Expressions
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Learn about rocks, stones, and common English expressions that include these words.
Words included in this video: Rock, Stone, Pebble, Rock (verb), Boulder, Stoned, Stoner
Expressions included in this video: You rock, Rock the boat, On the rocks
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Rocking a child. The rocking motion helps the child feel secure and therefore has a calming effect.❤
Thank you for The lesson, Teacher Mike
Stones and rocks have the same meaning. When you see them in nature, you can call them "Rocks" . If someone uses a rock, you can call it "a stone".
Penguins make their nest out of pebbles.
I used to collect pebbles and rocks, when I was a little girl.
The big boat rocked back and forth in the waves.
A Whiskey on the rocks 🥃 means with ice and only ice, no juice or soda.
To rock the boat is a idiom that means to do something that upsets the other people in your group.
Don't rock the boat until the negotiations are finished.
His death rocked the fashion bussines.
Don't be stoned or a stoner! Try to be sober.
Your ebook is really amazing. You rock, Mike.
Thank a lot for this new lesson, our Super Teacher.😊😊😊
"Stoned" an adjective, so no "a" before it.
Yes, an adjective. I will fix it. Thanks a lot, Mike.
Thank you mom for the transcript!
Thanks Mike, you rock!
Thank you Mr. Mike 🌱🌱
you always rock Teacher Mike!A nice video!🎉🎉🎉❤🙏
Thank you! 😃
I don’t know these two words have another meaning. Thanks for introducing these two words for me. 😊
I didn't know...✅😉
Thanks 😊😊😊
What a nice explanation
Good luck
Thank you.i listen to only you on u tube
Boulder is a big rock.
Back in his cornfield, he machetied back brush to uncover a boulder carved with pre-hispanic spirals.
Andrea collapsed on the closest boulder, and closed her eyes for a moment's rest.
Suddenly, the bomb rocked the avenue, and 7 people got hurt.
Thanks again, Mike. I've never thought "Rock" has different meanings.😊😊
Wow! Did you create those sentences on your own?
Hi, Mike. The first one not. The rest, yes.
@@evelynquinonez1667 Still very impressive!
Thanks a lot, Mike. Thanks you for your encouraging words. Chompi just got home hurt. Happily, It's not serious. Thanks to GOD.
Thanks, Mike. Interesting.
Thanks! Glad you found it interesting!
Diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds are four of the most valuable and sought-after gemstones in the world 🌎.
In demand and generally desired.
You rock!!👍😊
You do too!
Thanks You Sir.
I love to learn from you
You rock it 🎉👍 🌺 ♥️
THANKS! Also, you don't need "it".
🌹
We feel it 😊
* I love the ruby, it is a gemstone ( precious stone ) = ( Yo) Amo el rubí,es una piedra precioda
*He is stoned ...Él está drogado
* She is a stoner= Ella es una drogadicta
*Paul was a stoner= Pablo fue un drogadicto
* They got rocked with that earthquake= Ellos obtuvieron shockeados con aquel terremoto
* I love the pebbles= Yo amo los guijarros
* For me the rocks and the stones are different in Geology but I understand that in daily conversation many people use them interchangeably = Para mí las rocas y las piedras son diferentes en Geología pero yo comprendo que en diaria conversación muchas personas ( people= gente, personas= persons) usan ellas indistintamente
* Ella está moviendo su bebé de lado a lado = She's rocking her baby
* El barco se movió de lado a lado= The ship rocked back and forth ( from side to side)
* El péndulo puede rotar describiendo una circunferencia o incluso moverse de lado a lado= The pendulum can rotate describing a circumference or even move from side to side
= Tú eres guay = you are cool = you are rock
* That nuclear power central got rocked yesterday there = Aquella central nuclear explosionó( fue sacudida) ayer allí
* I don't like rock the boat in my life even I am not Asian = ( A mí) No me gusta crear desacuerdos en mi vida incluso yo no soy asiática
* Something new I learned today,it was the meaning of the word boulder in English ,our teacher Mike said the boulders are larger rocks = Algo nuevo que yo aprendí hoy,fue el significado de la palabra boulder in English,nuestro profesor Miguel dijo que los boulders son grandes rocas... Boulders (** rocas de cantos rodados, peña,pedrusco)
Muchas gracias,teacher Mike🤗❤
** People = ( gente = muchas personas= many persons )
Wow! Very good! I'm glad you learned some things from this video!
Here are a few corrections.
He is a stoner. = He regularly uses marijuana. (Only marijuana, not other drugs)
Yesterday, an explosion rocked the nuclear power plant.✅
"Rock" does not mean "explode".
"Rock" means that something shakes because of something.
@@TeacherMikeEnglish Yeah,but a person can be a stoner even without marijuana with others drugs ( but I got it , it when it's related to a person using the marijuana in an extreme addiction then ) ... I understood that rock doesn't mean to explode ,I translated it with the verbal conjugation explosionó in that Spanish phrase because is obvious was sacudida ( rocked ) that nuclear power plant due to an explosion , which means something provoked that there,logically that was provoked by an explosion there in that nuclear power plant...ok,got it,thanks...but I knew rock means when something shakes because of something and by that then yesterday there..ok,ok,vale,vale,
teacher,Mike. Then better written that phrase: yesterday , that nuclear power plant got rocked there ( because of an explosion)= or yesterday an explosion rocked that central power plant
*** Tremors from Parkinson's disease usually start in the hands and can affect the legs, chin, and other parts of the body.... Parkinson's disease rocks the body in different parts( legs,chin,etc) obviously provoking those tremors
*** Seismic waves rock ( shake) the earth's crust causing an earthquake.
Hi, Mike. How do these two meanings may be related: "rock" as "shake" and "rock" as piece of hard heavy material?
Hi. I don't know if they are
hello teacher , thanks for everything.
is there any course can I join with you to improve my language ?
Hi. I do not have any courses. I just create free learning videos.
السلام عليكم اخى . لو تابعت الفيديوهات بتاعته هى كأنها كورسات بالظبط. هو مدرس ممتاز و الفيديوهات شاملة كل المواضيع .
@@TeacherMikeEnglish any way I will learn from you .
thanks alot
@@imaneyehia9833 وعليكم السلام طبعا انا متابعه ولكن انا دايما افضل الكورس لانه يبقي مرتب و يلزمك بمنهج معين و يشعرك بتقدمك . علي خلاف الفيديوهات المقطعه المتفرقه لا استطيع الاستمرار لمده طويله فيها بسب ظروف العمل
@@elsayedyahya9510 ايوا كل واحد و ظروفه اكيد . الله يوفقك يارب . انا بستفاد منه كمان كتير لان الميزه عنده انه بيدخلك فى مواضيع كتير عامة تتعلم منها طريقة الكلام .. مش بس القواعد اللغوية وال grammar .
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Wait a second.....Rocks....and Stones......Rock and Stone.......
Hi, Mike.
The ship rocked back and forth in the waves.
I just looked in a dictionary and it says "on the waves". Which preposition is correct?
It could probably be different in different contexts. ON the waves sounds like the ship is directly on top of the waves. Usually, that is not the case. Usually, a big portion of the ship is below the water. Also, the waves / the ocean are an area, so I think that IN makes more sense in this context. I could be wrong, though.
@@TeacherMikeEnglish Could it be British? For example" in the streets" 🤔
"In the streets" is used in both American English and British English, but it is only used in specific contexts. 😃
@@TeacherMikeEnglish Do you mean "My cat is sitting on the street" and " There´s a hole in the street"?
@@Bo.and.her.friends Those are both correct, but "in the streets" is something different. It basically means that someone is in a poor urban community and possibly involved in illegal activities.
Khoobkhun maak ka kru Mike
My pleasure.