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ππ₯Right prepositionsπ₯π
accuse ofβΊοΈ
accustomed toβΊοΈ
afraid ofβΊοΈ
aim atβΊοΈ
angry withβΊοΈ
arrive atβΊοΈ
anxious aboutβΊοΈ
ashamed ofβΊοΈ
believe inβΊοΈ
careful of,with,aboutβΊοΈ
travel byβΊοΈ
complain aboutβΊοΈ
conform toβΊοΈ
covered withβΊοΈ
depend on,uponβΊοΈ
deprive ofβΊοΈ
different fromβΊοΈ
disappointed by,about,atβΊοΈ
divide into partsβΊοΈ
exception toβΊοΈ
exchange forβΊοΈ
fail inβΊοΈ
full ofβΊοΈ
get rid ofβΊοΈ
glad aboutβΊοΈ
good atβΊοΈ
indifferent toβΊοΈ
independent ofβΊοΈ
insist onβΊοΈ
jealous ofβΊοΈ
leave for a placeβΊοΈ
look atβΊοΈ
married toβΊοΈ
opposite toβΊοΈ
play for a teamβΊοΈ
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ππ₯Right prepositionsπ₯π
accuse ofβΊοΈ
accustomed toβΊοΈ
afraid ofβΊοΈ
aim atβΊοΈ
angry withβΊοΈ
arrive atβΊοΈ
anxious aboutβΊοΈ
ashamed ofβΊοΈ
believe inβΊοΈ
careful of,with,aboutβΊοΈ
travel byβΊοΈ
complain aboutβΊοΈ
conform toβΊοΈ
covered withβΊοΈ
depend on,uponβΊοΈ
deprive ofβΊοΈ
different fromβΊοΈ
disappointed by,about,atβΊοΈ
divide into partsβΊοΈ
exception toβΊοΈ
exchange forβΊοΈ
fail inβΊοΈ
full ofβΊοΈ
get rid ofβΊοΈ
glad aboutβΊοΈ
good atβΊοΈ
indifferent toβΊοΈ
independent ofβΊοΈ
insist onβΊοΈ
jealous ofβΊοΈ
leave for a placeβΊοΈ
look atβΊοΈ
married toβΊοΈ
opposite toβΊοΈ
play for a teamβΊοΈ
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π΅ Common Mistakes in English π΄
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βοΈWRONG: I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
βοΈRIGHT: I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
βοΈWRONG: The woman which works here is from Japan.
βοΈRIGHT: The woman who works here is from Japan.
βοΈWRONG: Sheβs married with a dentist.
βοΈRIGHT: Sheβs married to a dentist.
βοΈWRONG: She was boring in the class.
βοΈRIGHT: She was bored in the class.
βοΈWRONG: I must to call him immediately.
βοΈRIGHT: I must call him immediately.
βοΈWRONG: Every students like the teacher.
βοΈRIGHT: Every student likes the teacher.
βοΈWRONG: Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
βοΈRIGHT: Although it was raining, we had the picnic.
βοΈWRONG: I enjoyed from the movie.
βοΈRIGHT: I enjoyed the movie.
βοΈWRONG: I look forward to meet you.
βοΈRIGHT: I look forward to meeting you.
βοΈWRONG: I like very much ice cream.
βοΈRIGHT: I like ice cream very much.
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βοΈWRONG: I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
βοΈRIGHT: I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
βοΈWRONG: The woman which works here is from Japan.
βοΈRIGHT: The woman who works here is from Japan.
βοΈWRONG: Sheβs married with a dentist.
βοΈRIGHT: Sheβs married to a dentist.
βοΈWRONG: She was boring in the class.
βοΈRIGHT: She was bored in the class.
βοΈWRONG: I must to call him immediately.
βοΈRIGHT: I must call him immediately.
βοΈWRONG: Every students like the teacher.
βοΈRIGHT: Every student likes the teacher.
βοΈWRONG: Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
βοΈRIGHT: Although it was raining, we had the picnic.
βοΈWRONG: I enjoyed from the movie.
βοΈRIGHT: I enjoyed the movie.
βοΈWRONG: I look forward to meet you.
βοΈRIGHT: I look forward to meeting you.
βοΈWRONG: I like very much ice cream.
βοΈRIGHT: I like ice cream very much.
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βPhrasal verb
π¬Reach out
βMeaning: to contact someone or to communicate with someone.
πΉ Examples:
π² I've gone to a lot of job interviews where they weren't very interested, and they said, "Well if anything opens up, we'll reach out to you."
π²I do reach out to prof if I have any question. It just means, "I contact her." It can be via e-mail or via text message.
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π¬Reach out
βMeaning: to contact someone or to communicate with someone.
πΉ Examples:
π² I've gone to a lot of job interviews where they weren't very interested, and they said, "Well if anything opens up, we'll reach out to you."
π²I do reach out to prof if I have any question. It just means, "I contact her." It can be via e-mail or via text message.
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π¬Flat broke
Meaning: If you say that you are flat broke, you mean that you have no money at all.
πΉExamples:
π§ββI have been flat broke since I stopped working last month.
π§ββI'm sorry. I cannot go out with you guys. I'm flat broke until the next pay day.
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Meaning: If you say that you are flat broke, you mean that you have no money at all.
πΉExamples:
π§ββI have been flat broke since I stopped working last month.
π§ββI'm sorry. I cannot go out with you guys. I'm flat broke until the next pay day.
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π¬Bent Out Of Shape
Meaning : When you're bent out of shape that means you're not feeling well, It's also common to use this idiom when you're talking about being very angry
π¦Okay, So she started a new exercise plan and she's bent out of shape. She's in pain and not feeling wellπ€.
π My father gets bend out of shape, when I do not do well in school.
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Meaning : When you're bent out of shape that means you're not feeling well, It's also common to use this idiom when you're talking about being very angry
π¦Okay, So she started a new exercise plan and she's bent out of shape. She's in pain and not feeling wellπ€.
π My father gets bend out of shape, when I do not do well in school.
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π΅ Common Mistakes in English π΄ @AmEnglish βοΈWRONG: I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend. βοΈRIGHT: I visited Niagara Falls last weekend. βοΈWRONG: The woman which works here is from Japan. βοΈRIGHT: The woman who works here is from Japan. βοΈWRONG: Sheβsβ¦
π΅ Common Mistakes in English π΄ ( Part 2 ) @AmEnglish
βοΈWRONG: She can to drive.
βοΈRIGHT: She can drive.
βοΈWRONG: Where I can find a bank?
βοΈRIGHT: Where can I find a bank?
βοΈWRONG: I live in United States.
βοΈRIGHT: I live in the United States.
βοΈWRONG: When I will arrive, I will call you.
βοΈRIGHT: When I arrive, I will call you.
βοΈWRONG: Iβve been here since three months.
βοΈRIGHT: Iβve been here for three months.
βοΈWRONG: My friend has got a new work.
βοΈRIGHT: My friend has got a new job. (or just "has a new job")
βοΈWRONG: She doesnβt listen me.
βοΈRIGHT: She doesnβt listen to me.
βοΈWRONG: You speak English good.
βοΈRIGHT: You speak English well.
βοΈWRONG: The police is coming.
βοΈRIGHT: The police are coming.
βοΈWRONG: The house isnβt enough big.
βοΈRIGHT: The house isnβt big enough.
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#Common_Mistakes #typical_errors #words #part2 @AmEnglish
βοΈWRONG: She can to drive.
βοΈRIGHT: She can drive.
βοΈWRONG: Where I can find a bank?
βοΈRIGHT: Where can I find a bank?
βοΈWRONG: I live in United States.
βοΈRIGHT: I live in the United States.
βοΈWRONG: When I will arrive, I will call you.
βοΈRIGHT: When I arrive, I will call you.
βοΈWRONG: Iβve been here since three months.
βοΈRIGHT: Iβve been here for three months.
βοΈWRONG: My friend has got a new work.
βοΈRIGHT: My friend has got a new job. (or just "has a new job")
βοΈWRONG: She doesnβt listen me.
βοΈRIGHT: She doesnβt listen to me.
βοΈWRONG: You speak English good.
βοΈRIGHT: You speak English well.
βοΈWRONG: The police is coming.
βοΈRIGHT: The police are coming.
βοΈWRONG: The house isnβt enough big.
βοΈRIGHT: The house isnβt big enough.
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Forwarded from American English (Y_AsaminπΈο’π«)
#phrasal_verb
#speaking
β β β β β β β β
Pick up :To answer the phone
Speak up:To speak louder
Get through:To connect by telephone
Hang on:To wait for a short time
Call back:To return a phone call
Cut off:To interrupt a telephone conversation
Hang up:To end the telephone call by breaking the connection
Put through: To connect by telephone with someone else
Hold on: To wait for a short time
Now you make a sentence with any of the terms and send it to us.
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β β β β β β β β
Pick up :To answer the phone
Speak up:To speak louder
Get through:To connect by telephone
Hang on:To wait for a short time
Call back:To return a phone call
Cut off:To interrupt a telephone conversation
Hang up:To end the telephone call by breaking the connection
Put through: To connect by telephone with someone else
Hold on: To wait for a short time
Now you make a sentence with any of the terms and send it to us.
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β β β β β β
Applied terms with Birdπ¦
π Bird :volant
πA little bird told me:A term equivalent to sir crow told me!!
π bird: Girl,woman
πDo you know that bird?:Do you know that woman?
πEarly bird:An idiom for someone who wakes up early in the morning
πEat like a bird: Low eater
πShe eats like a bird:She eats very little food.
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β β β β β β
Applied terms with Birdπ¦
π Bird :volant
πA little bird told me:A term equivalent to sir crow told me!!
π bird: Girl,woman
πDo you know that bird?:Do you know that woman?
πEarly bird:An idiom for someone who wakes up early in the morning
πEat like a bird: Low eater
πShe eats like a bird:She eats very little food.
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#idioms
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Stay on track
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