In today's video we will answer the question, "What is a antonym?" Are you interested in more antonym resources? Check out this link: A antonym is a word or phrase that has opposite meaning of

In today's video we will answer the question, "What is a synonym?" Are you interested in more synonym resources? Check out this link: A synonym is a word or phrase that has the same meaning or

Counting by 10 (also know as skip counting by 10) is an important skill to learn. In this video, will will learn to count by 10's together. Want to check out some more number resources? Counting and Number

If you want to pronounce English number better, then this video is for you. Practice English with me, as we count from 11 to 20 together.

Hey everyone, In this video, I will be focusing on the pronunciation of English numbers as we count from 1 to 10. There is a listening section, a speaking section, and an opportunity to practice more with

Meager (adjective): not enough in amount Example Sentences: The man's meager salary is not enough to provide for his family. Because of the meager food supply, many people died. Citation: “meager.”

Leisure (noun): the time when you are not working Example Sentences: The young man spends all of his leisure time focusing on video games. The business woman spends her leisure volunteering at a pet shelter.

Concise (adjective): giving a lot of information clearly in a few words Example Sentences: The young man provided a clear and concise explanation of the problem. The instruction manual was concise and

Abandon (verb): to leave someone or something somewhere, sometimes not returning to get them to stop doing something before it is finished, or to stop following a plan, idea, etc Example Sentences: The

I am going to start posting to @steemenglish again. The goal of this Steem account is to help people who want to improve their English skills.  ^{[image source](https://pixabay.com/en/board-school-blackboard-chalk-font-64269/)} Each week I will focus on one topic. The following is a sample of what one week might look like. - **Day #1** - Introduce The Topic via a Steem post. - **Day #2** - Use dPoll to ask questions to make sure people understand the topic (3-4 questions). - **Day #3** - Record sentences about the topic on dSound so that the users can practice listening and dictation. - **Day #4** - Have a fun activity to reinforce the topic. - **Day #5** - Present a writing prompt about the topic in a Steem post. The users can write their response in the comment section of the post. I want to hear from you. Please select the response that you most agree with. If you know someone who would benefit from simple English lessons please tag them in the comment section. <br>

I have created a second Steem account called @SteemEnglish. Over the last few days I have been thinking about how to utilize that account better so that I can provide simple English lessons over the Steem blockchain. One of the challenges I am facing is determining the best way to receive responses back from my students when I asked them questions to test their knowledge. I have thought of a few possible solutions: 1. **Allow Users To Write Free Form Responses On One of the Steem Front-ends.** This is one of the simplest ways to allow the user to respond. It is more complicated to for me as the instructor as I try to manage all of the responses. It does not allow for hidden responses so students could "cheat" by viewing other people's response. 2. **I Write Comments That Contain The Correct Answers.** This is easier to manage for me, but does not give the flexibility for the users to think of the answer by themselves. Users would choose the answer they agree with by commenting under the appropriate comment. A user could still base his or her response on how other people answered the question. 3. **Ask Users To Provide Answers Via Private Discord Messages Or Hidden Steem Wallet Transfers.** This option allows a user to determine the correct answer on his or her own. Of course, if someone choose to use outside resources they could still do so, but this option would eliminate some temptation. Adding this step would significantly increase the complexity of the process, and the desired result of hidden messages might still not happen is someone posts a comment as usual. 4. **Use dPoll.** This is my first time to use dPoll, but I figured I should include it as a possible solution. dPoll provides structure for responses and tools to track how people respond. Again there is no anonymity. *Which format do you think is best?*

Procrastinate (verb): put something off until a later time; delay Example: I should have been studying for the last week, but instead, I procrastinated and waited until the last minute to cram for my test.

Obsolete (adjective): no longer used or produced; out of date Example: Because their school was underfunded, the children were forced to use obsolete computers.

Oblivious: (adjective) not aware or concerned about what is happening Example: The man was oblivious to the car accident, because he is constantly talking on his smart phone. source Image Source: This

Audacious: (adjective) willing to take big, bold risks Example: The woman's audacious behavior has caused her family to worry about her safety. source Image Source: This account's profile image and cover

Fortitude: (noun) courage during painful and difficult times Example: Samuel dealt with the death of his father with great fortitude and dignity. source Image Source: This account's profile image and cover

Gallivant: (verb) to go around from place to place looking for fun Example: The teenagers have been gallivanting all over town the entire night. source Image Source: This account's profile image and cover

Hey Steem Friends, In today's video I want to introduce you to an idiom that people might use when they are tired or exhausted. Tired (adjective): in need of sleep Exhausted (adjective): very tired Idioms

Hey Steem friends, it's @SumatraNate and I am here to bring you another easy-to-understand lesson from @SteemEnglish. Today we are going to talk about the months of the years. There are 12 months in the

Happy Memorial Day! In the United States, we celebrate Memorial Day on the last Monday of May. Memorial Day is a day set aside to honor men and women who have dead while serving in the military. Memorial