Nomen Global's certified soccer expert, Mr. Cesar Cortes, predicts that in today's World Cup match in Brazil Ecuador will win over Honduras.
How does he know this? It's simple. He feels it. The wind has whispered it to him, and the birds have sung it to him. The clouds in the sky form the letters to spell "Ecuador", not "Honduras". His left ear itches, which means that Ecuador is rising. The palms of his hands are sweaty, which means that Honduras is falling. Plus the weather today in Rio de Janeiro will be cloudy and humid -- which is the kind of weather Ecuadorans like, and Hondurans do not like.
Cesar says the game is in the bag. Para cierta!
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Did you understand all the words and phrases in this article? If not, you need to take our classes!
Nomen Global Language Center, in Provo, Utah, is the best ESL in the western United States. We teach TOEFL, GMAT, GRE, and LSAT preparation courses, as well as intensive English, English grammar, business English, and conversational English. We help students with their F-1 student visa questions. Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable on all aspects of ESL and SEVIS. Contact us today!
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