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LEARN ENGLISH: How to talk about people & events in the past
How do you talk about people and events in your past? I’ll show you three ways to do that, usingto be, would, and used to. You’ll learn how these each are used in English in different situations or to convey a particular meaning or mood. You’ll also learn both polite and informal ways to say that someone died: pass away, no longer with us, croaked, dropped dead, and more. Life has its ups and downs. It’s good to have the words to describe those times.
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7 COMMENTS
The Internet says the “bucket” refers to a yoke used around heels of pigs that they could be slaughtered. Is this correct?
Croaked and kicked the bucket both means die.
Thank you for the opportunity for learning English.
it’s a good learning
Thanks for the lesson. Amazing
Ronnie, thank you very much!
Thanks you for your lesson. Perfect!!