List of the most popular hashtags for theme #SMARTTHINKING

if you want to change your life , change your choices ✨ #mantra

I took the menu from cafe to look at smoothie recipes on the beach, so I can re make them at home and save the dolla ✌(Ps: for those asking, no my foot isn’t healed yet... all in good time) ⏰ #savingmoney #smartthinking #capetownsouthafrica #capetownmodel #foodie #beachbabe #fro #curlynaturalhair @instascenex

classy is when you have alot to say but you choose to remain silent in front of fools

Do you have high capacity magazine bans in your state? If so worry no more, just convert to belt fed! #ar15 #guns #magazines #ammo #smartthinking #secondamendment #merica

...Happy New Year 2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣9️⃣ Celebrated into this new year surrounded by my loved ones Now Day 1 of 365 and I’m ready to make this year count....each month I’ll be challenging myself to a new goal...whether it’s for my heath, mind, wellbeing, or just a fun new skill I’m going to make this year one which I push myself to be the best I can be for me Join me each month to see what my new goal is: January...31 day detox #alcoholfree ✨

Идти‍♀️VS Ходить♻️? ⠀ The verb «идти» is used for going in one direction. Describes smo walking in a straight line from A to B. ➡️⚫️ The verb «ходить» is used for going more than one direction.♻️ Describes the action of walking/going without a fixed goal or end point. ⠀ With adverbs telling how often trips are made (часто, редко, обычно, всегда, иногда, каждый день) is used «ходить». ⠀ The verb «идти» matches up Present Continuous in English. ⠀ The verb «ходить» matches up Present Simple in English. ⠀ In the past the verb «идти» has the form «шёл» and matches up Past Conclusions. «Ходить» matches up Past Tense in English.

Word helpers which can determine the using of the "verbs of motion": ⠀ ●The First group: now today yesterday tomorrow *one time action *there *simultaneously with other process Matches up Continuous Tense ⠀ ●The Second group: often usually always rarely sometimes every day regularly never *as a fact *in a sense of "to be able to do" *many times *to and from Matches up Simple Tense

My Canadian author photo for #TheMemoryIllusion at 28. Such a BABY . Photo my the incredible @borisbreuerfotografie. This was taken through a pane of glass - you can see some of the reflection! . . #scicomm #wistem #STEM #psychology #juliashaw #drjuliashaw #falsememory #gedächtnis #trügerischegedächtnis #smartthinking #learning #makingevil

What's the difference between СВОЙ and МОЙ ⠀ Свой, своя, своего, своими, своих, своему, своей, свою... ⠀ It's not always clear for foreigners when to use "свой" and when to use "её" or one of the others. ⠀ In English моя/своя, мой/свой, мои/свои translated as "my". ⠀ How to use the words: свой, свою, своя, своих, своему... and so on. We used them with the meaning of "one's own". ⠀ Masha put on her dress. Маша одела свое платье (her own dress). Masha put on her dress. Маша одела её платье (maybe her own maybe someone else). ⠀ Russian Possessive Pronouns are not used when we speaking about family members or relatives. Father swears his son. Папа ругает сына (it's clear that he swears his own son)