Blog of Cristiano Miranda

I feel that I need to increase my english vocabulary. And it's right because I study this language and I want to have a fluent english. Ok. But how to do it? If you are an English Student as me, I must know that this part is one of de most difficult thing: Really learn, I mean, record in our mind some new words to thinking in use those naturaly. Some teachers say, and I believe in them, that you need read a lot and write double that you actualy do! When you do it, read, you know new words. When you write, you record those new words. It's like our brain works. So, to practice this part of my studys, I'll write some new words that I always listen to in news a read in books and magazines and after this, I'll write some short phrases with these words. If you want to do it too, feel free! It's really really. Ok, so, let's get started! The words that I chose for now: - Deep; - Overwhelm; - Overwhelming; - Struggle; - Threat; - Harsh; - I feel

Yes, he has! I'm don't only talking about economic or health care problems... There is many other problems like racism and old and non-evolved culture, if I can say like this. I mean, many things really changed, to better, but some people don't! Some people are still very archaic and, in my opinion, foolish. Watch this video and I think that you will understand me.

Are you find out something new to learn? Have you visited the blog called Open Culture But You should! =D This blog contain a lot of interesting informations, about many issues. Like the name says to us, They always really publish content related with culture, I mean, that really will be relevant for us. A few days ago I was finding out something new to study... I don't knew what I wanted. So, surfing at Open Culture I found a post related a Free Online Courses from Top Universities . There on the list, there are many many subjects; Since Archeology until Engineering. And which universities? Hunf... UC Berkeley , MIT , Stanford It's really rich! So, my advice? Go to visit this content and record that address: www.openculture.com Good studys to you too!