Here is a video that describes several feelings, or “emotions” – from the website Learn English Have Fun.
After you watch the video to listen to the pronunciation of the words, you can read more about the meaning of these emotions on their website.
Here is a video that describes several feelings, or “emotions” – from the website Learn English Have Fun.
After you watch the video to listen to the pronunciation of the words, you can read more about the meaning of these emotions on their website.
You can go to the beginning of the video to hear more information about pronouncing each letter.
After you practice, take this test:
The choices on the wheel are called “Adverbs of Frequency“. Here’s a chart (some meanings are approximate).
Cities and towns in Massachusetts will have days – before the November 3rd election day – when you can go to a voting place (or polling place ) and vote early in person. The early voting place may not be the same location as the place where you would vote on November 3rd. For example, early voting in Framingham will only be at City Hall (the Memorial Building, 150 Concord Street)
The early voting days for all cities and towns in Massachusetts has started. They are from now through Friday, October 30th (including Sundays for most towns)
Note that there will not be early voting after October 30th. After that, you need to vote on Tuesday November 3rd at your normal voting (polling) location.
Voting places will have many protections against coronavirus, including:
Stephen Colbert has made 50 of these videos – with voting information for each of the 50 states. Here’s the one for Massachusetts. Others are at Better Know a Ballot
Much more information on voting in this election is available on our Voting Information Page.
If you think you registered to vote in Massachusetts, but are not sure, you can check your registration status here. Enter your information on the page, which should look like this:
You should then see a page with your Voting Status, which should say: ACTIVE
This page will also show you the location of where you can vote on election day.
If your voting status is not active, contact the city or town clerk office where you live.
If you are a U.S. citizen and you will be at least 18 years old on November 3rd, you can vote in the election, but you must be registered to vote.If you have an ID from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles, you can register to vote online. This is the easiest and fastest way. Do it as soon as possible. The deadline is Saturday, October 24th, but don’t wait.
Otherwise, you can register by mail.
Or – you can go to your town’s election office and register in person – as soon as possible before October 24th.
For more information on voting in MetroWest, see our Vote! Page.