Learn some Words and Phrases about Gardening | Gramatica en Inglés y vocabulario

Aprende vocabulario nuevo sobre jardinería, de la mano de frases las cuales estan clasificadas por: adjetivos, sustantivos, ...

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🌱 Gardening vocabulary can be classified into different parts of speech.

🌿 Freezing herbs is a way to preserve them.

🍃 Drying herbs may not always be the best method of preservation.

🌳 Synthetic fertilizers or pesticides may harm plants.

🌱 Plants left to fend for themselves may struggle to survive.

🌿 Bolstering refers to using fertilizer to enhance plant growth.

🌱 Trying to foster a more holistic gardening process.

🍃 Soil plays a crucial role in gardening.

🌳 Michelle Obama started the first vegetable garden at the White House.

🌿 Growing your own fruits and vegetables can be rewarding.

Timestamped Summary

00:19 Freezing herbs - adjective and noun

00:30 Fresh flavor - adjective and noun

00:39 Drying isn't always the best way to preserve herbs - two verbs, one preposition

01:01 Synthetic fertilizers or pesticides - question, connecting word

01:16 Your plants are left to fend for themselves - possessive adjective, preposition, reflexive pronoun

01:32 Bolster - verb

01:37 Trying to foster a more holistic process - subject, noun, verb, preposition

02:09 Soil - noun

02:13 Swallow - verb

02:17 Berries - noun

02:21 Michelle Obama broke ground on the first vegetable garden at the White House - noun, verb, preposition

02:37 The garden is planted, tended, and harvested by Megan - preposition, verb, preposition

02:51 Growing your own fruits and vegetables - possessive adjective

03:00 Empty fields can be turned into green grounds - phrasal verb, preposition, adverb

03:10 Proper pruning polemic guava - adjective, noun

03:19 Outdoor laboratory's vegetable plots, herb gardens - noun, adjective

03:25 Their life cycle lasts one season - possessive pronoun, noun

03:38 Flowerpot - noun

03:42 Their life cycle lasts one season - noun

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Q&A

What are we going to learn about today?

We are going to learn about gardening and grammar.

What does the sentence "Freezing herbs" demonstrate?

In this sentence, "Freezing" is an adjective and "herbs" is a noun.

Is drying always the best way to preserve herbs?

No, drying isn't always the best way to preserve herbs.

What does the sentence "Your plants are left to fend for themselves" show?

The sentence shows a possessive adjective, a preposition, and a reflexive pronoun.

What does the word "bolster" mean in this context?

In this context, "bolster" is used as a verb and means to support or strengthen.