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Note the pronunciation in tough /tʌf/ and enough /ɪˈnʌf/

You Wanted A Hit

You wanted a hit
But maybe we don't do hits
I try and try
It ends up feeling kind of wrong

You wanted it tough
But is it ever tough enough?
No, nothing's ever tough enough
Until we hit the road

Yeah, you wanted it lush
But honestly you must hush
No honestly you know too much
So leave us, leave us on our own

And so you wanted a hit
Well, this is how we do hits
You wanted the hit
But that's not what we do

You wanted it real
But can you tell me what's real?
There's lights and sounds and stories
Music's just a part

Yeah, you wanted the truth
And then you said you want proof
I guess you're used to liars
Saying what they want

And we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies
'Til you take us home

No, we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We can't be your babies
'Til you take us home

Yeah, you wanted it smart
But honestly I'm not smart
No, honestly we're never smart
We fake it, fake it all the time

Yeah, you wanted the time
But maybe I can't do time
Oh, we both know that's an awful line
But it doesn't make it wrong

You wanted it right
No out of mind and out of sight
No dirty bus and early flight
No seven days and forty nights

Yeah, you wanted a hit
But tell me where's the point in it?
You wanted the hit
But that's not what we do

And we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies
'Til you take us home

No, we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We can't be your babies 
'Til you take us home

And we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies
'Til you take us home

No, we won't be your babies anymore
We won't be your babies anymore
We can't be your babies 
'Til you take us home

mobile /məʊbaɪl/ phone vocabulary:

to run out of: quedarse sin

me estoy quedando sin batería, ¿hay algún enchufe para recargarla? / I'm running out of battery, is there any socket to recharge it?

tener cobertura: to have reception

luego te llamo, tengo poca cobertura aquí / I'll call you later, I have poor reception here

Hay expresiones en español que tienen su equivalente en inglés de forma parecida, otras no tienen nada que ver en las dos lenguas. Aquí tienes tres expresiones (idioms) que contienen la palabra 'fuego' y sus posibles correspondencias en español:

Improve  /ɪmˈpruːv/: to make or become better in quality. 
Mejorar, hacer mejoras

Improve your English

All English learners want to improve their English, but as you know, it can be difficult! For you to learn, you need to work on all areas.

The four main areas for you to focus on are: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. 

Mistakes

None of us want to make mistakes in front of others; however, your mistakes are very important and will actually help you learn English. The key is, not to be afraid to make mistakes. Don’t waste a chance to speak English because you were too nervous about making a mistake. This is especially true if you study in an English language school, teachers want to hear your mistakes, so they can correct them for you. Don’t be shy; be confident, having an ‘I can do it’ attitude will help you learn. Above all, try not to worry, learning English should be fun! The more fun you have, the easier you will learn! You can NOT be afraid to make a mistake when you speak. If you make a mistake, someone will correct you = you are improving your English!


Goals

Set yourself a goal and keep it in mind, it will motivate you to learn. For example, think about why you started to learn English. Do you need to learn English, to pass a test, for business, to travel or to watch movies? Whatever the reason, you’ll find that you work harder when you focus on a target. Choose a goal that you want to achieve and then create a time-frame to achieve it by. Plan what you want to be able to do with your English ability by this time next year or in six months. Make sure that your goal is realistic and that you keep working towards it. It’s worth making plans to take an English test, so you have something very real you need to learn English for. Whatever you decide to do, don't give up!

look /lʊk/: (often followed by at) to direct the eyes (towards)
see /siː/(sees, seeing, saw, seen): to perceive with the eyes
watch /wɒtʃ/: to look at or observe closely or attentively

Al deletrear tenemos que asegurarnos de pronunciar bien no sólo las letras, y no confundir por ejemplo la J /dʒeɪ/ con la G /dʒiː/ o la B /biː/ con la V /viː/, sino también los signos:

@ (arroba): at
.(punto): dot 
- (guión): hyphen  /ˈhaɪfən/ or dash  /dæʃ/
/ (barra): slash  /slæʃ/

Recuerda  la pronunciación de las vocales:
A  /eɪ/
E   /iː/
I /aɪ/ 
O  /əʊ/
U  /juː/

Escucha el alfabeto aquí  (video by KidsTV123)

Puedes reducir equívocos o malentendidos con un ejemplo de la letra, como en la siguiente lista:
A as in "apple"
B as in "boy"
C as in "car"
D as in "dog"
E as in "ear"
F as in "flag"
G as in "great"
H as in "house"
I as in "insect"
J as in "joy"
K as in "kind"
L as in "light"
M as in "magic"
N as in "night"
O as in "orchestra"
P as in "people"
Q as in "question"
R as in "red"
S as in "sure"
T as in "truck"
U as in "unique"
V as in "video"
W as in "wow"
X as in "xerox"
Y as in "yes"
Z as in "zebra"

Aquí tienes 12 tiempos verbales y las distintas situaciones temporales en las que suceden. Toma la línea vertical como referencia del "ahora", "en este momento", quedando el tiempo pasado hacia la izquierda y el futuro hacia la derecha: