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Most famous quotations are not full of poly-syllabic Latin or French words for a reason - they'll mark the author as a pompous blowhard, not an effective communicator.

latin language We all have a natural tendency to avoid the pain of hard work - we want to put it off and to take what author Robert Fritz calls the "path of least resistance." And now with email, Facebook, Twitter and other forms of digital distractions we can fill every available minute.

quotes in latin Start learning a language - learn another language some basic words, phrases, grammar, pronunciation. Get used to its sound by listening to music, watching movies in your target language (with subtitles in your native language) and listening to native speakers. If you are learning a language with a non-Latin alphabet, of course start with learning its alphabet!

'Look, I haven't done anything to anybody - I just wish to be left alone'. He forcefully through his weight against the door, as hard as he could, jamming that giant's foot as hard as he could - with no effect.

When you see the words OD, that stands for the words Oculus Dexter, which are the latin words for right eye. And OS stands for Oculus Sinister, known in English as the left eye. The higher the number on your card is, the stronger the frames need to be. The lower, the weaker the frames need to be. It's actually very simple to understand, and if you don't get it you can always ask your ophthalmologist to explain the prescription to you.

Where we as humans often fail is to first develop a plan or a formula for action and then we allow it to slip away into oblivion before we fulfill the steps necessary for completion. My own life is filled with countless examples of this. And chances are you can list quite a few too.

If my student produced a grammatically perfect paragraph like that, I would be ecstatic. However, no native speaker would use those words, because grammar is not what makes the English language tick. Collocations do.

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