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-A trending topic I strongly support is the fact that many people are sharing the hashtag #dontspoiltheendgame. I have never been really keen on The Advengers but this year I decided to watch some of the films to check if I liked them or not: I gave them a chance. I ended up enjoying the films very much and I find it really annoying when people spoil films. I have not been watching 20 films in a month to be updated to read a spoiler in twitter. I highly support the #dontspoiltheendgame initiative. Many people are busy and can not waste time going to the cinema the day that the film is première, but are going to watch it any other day. Some of these people end up knowing some spoilers and that is not fair. -Links where the infinitive is explained: https://www.ef.com.es/recursos-aprender-ingles/gramatica-inglesa/infinitivo/ https://www.spanishdict.com/guia/el-infinitivo-en-ingles -To improve my english this week I have read some summaries of some plays we have to work on this week

- Five more expressions with body parts are: 1. Idiom: To cry your heart out. Meaning: to cry very hard. "I cried my heart out when my best friend moved away" 2. Idiom: My own flesh and blood. Meaning: to be a relative. "I have to hire Mia. She's my own flesh and blood. 3. Idiom: Let one's hair down. Meaning: to relax, have fun. "Go to the cottage and let your hair down this week". 4. Idiom: Make my blood boil. Meaning: to make someone very angry. "It makes my blood boil when people do not tie up their dogs". 5. Idiom: Over my dead body. Meaning: not unless I'm dead and can't stop you. "My daughter wants a tatoo. I told her she'd get one over my dead body. -Links where the inversions are explained: https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/inversion.html https://www.learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_contents/verbs/inversion.html -To improve my English this week I have started a serie called Sex Educat

-Here we have a map of all the languages spoken in the world. However, it is not very clear, so this is the link for this image in case that you want to take a look at it:  https://www.mapsofworld.com/world-language-map.htm Honestly, there are many languages that I would like to be able to speak. I believe that French is not very hard to learn, and taking into a count that I am Spanish and I am studying Italian, I do not think that French is really very different than the things that I have already studied. It is said that French is not very dissimilar from Italian or Spanish. I would like to take classes someday and try to speak it because I think it is beautiful. Furthermore, I would love to speak German, as it is very important nowadays, but I find it very difficult and different from the languages I have already studied, so I am afraid of learning it. Finally, another laguage that I want to learn is Chinese or Japanese, because it is very awkward and that could make me get a jo