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πThe idiom of today is:
βοΈBack to square one
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βοΈBack to square one
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#idiom #back #square #one
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πΊThe vocabulary of today is:
β Stairs
β ladder
β steps
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#ladder #steps #stairs
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β Stairs
β ladder
β steps
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#ladder #steps #stairs
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πΊ4 reasons to learn a new language
π‘Ted talk
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#tedtalk
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π‘Ted talk
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#tedtalk
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βThe expression of today is:
πSnowed under
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πSnowed under
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#expression #snowed #under
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π³Today's grammar is :
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#Grammar #unreal #conditional
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πUnreal conditional-------------------------------------------------
#Grammar #unreal #conditional
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πThe questions for unreal conditional structure.
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#Unreal #conditional #question
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#Unreal #conditional #question
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π΄Do you know when to use ' I was ' and ' I were ' ?
If you don't know ! Let's watch this videoβοΈ
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#Grammar #iwas #iwere
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If you don't know ! Let's watch this videoβοΈ
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#Grammar #iwas #iwere
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πAre there benefits to schadenfreude?
#6_minute_english #BBC_learning_english #British @AmEnglishπΊπΈ
#6_minute_english #BBC_learning_english #British @AmEnglishπΊπΈ
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Phrase verb
β Trip sb out
βMeaning:
1-to Make sb laugh
2- to make sb feel surprised, shocked,or nervous.
πExample:
I think it tripped him out that our family was so close.
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β Trip sb out
βMeaning:
1-to Make sb laugh
2- to make sb feel surprised, shocked,or nervous.
πExample:
I think it tripped him out that our family was so close.
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π Present Indefinite Tense
The simple present is used to describe an action, an event, or condition that is occurring in the present, at the moment of speaking or writing.
π΅ For example :
I come from Japan.
I live in Paris.
I like animals.
I have three sisters.
π Past Indefinite Tense
The simple past is used to describe an action, an event, or condition that occurred in the past.
π΄ For example :
I didn't have dinner.
You didn't call me.
She washed her car.
I saw a movie yesterday.
#Grammar #present_tens #past_tens #compare @AmEnglish
The simple present is used to describe an action, an event, or condition that is occurring in the present, at the moment of speaking or writing.
π΅ For example :
I come from Japan.
I live in Paris.
I like animals.
I have three sisters.
π Past Indefinite Tense
The simple past is used to describe an action, an event, or condition that occurred in the past.
π΄ For example :
I didn't have dinner.
You didn't call me.
She washed her car.
I saw a movie yesterday.
#Grammar #present_tens #past_tens #compare @AmEnglish
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π¬In hot water
βMeaning: to be in hot water is to be in trouble or difficulty Or in a situation that may result in punishment.
πΉExamples:
πββ Tim can't play today; he's in hot water over his grade.
πββThe beloved actress found herself in hot water today when she attempted to shoplift an item from a department.
πββJeff got himself in hot water in school by cheating in an exam.
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βMeaning: to be in hot water is to be in trouble or difficulty Or in a situation that may result in punishment.
πΉExamples:
πββ Tim can't play today; he's in hot water over his grade.
πββThe beloved actress found herself in hot water today when she attempted to shoplift an item from a department.
πββJeff got himself in hot water in school by cheating in an exam.
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π¬Rain check
π Jean: My brother and his family will be coming into town next week.
Joe: Is he the one who writes articles for the English Post ?
Jean: Right, why don't you come over next Sunday to meet him.
Joe: I'd love to but I can't. Can you give me a rain check !!!
Jean: Sure, they'll be here for a week. So just let me know when you can come.
Joe: Ok! I will be very interested in seeing him.
βMeans: If you say you will take a rain check on an offer or suggestion, you mean that you do not want to accept it straight away, but you might accept it at another time.
So to take a rain check is to promise to accept the offer later, and to give a rain check is to promise to renew an offer later.
πΉExamples:
π΄ββ I was planning to ask you in for a coffee, but if you want to take a rain check, that's fine!
π΄ββ I'm sorry but I'm busy on Saturday - can I take a rain check?
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π Jean: My brother and his family will be coming into town next week.
Joe: Is he the one who writes articles for the English Post ?
Jean: Right, why don't you come over next Sunday to meet him.
Joe: I'd love to but I can't. Can you give me a rain check !!!
Jean: Sure, they'll be here for a week. So just let me know when you can come.
Joe: Ok! I will be very interested in seeing him.
βMeans: If you say you will take a rain check on an offer or suggestion, you mean that you do not want to accept it straight away, but you might accept it at another time.
So to take a rain check is to promise to accept the offer later, and to give a rain check is to promise to renew an offer later.
πΉExamples:
π΄ββ I was planning to ask you in for a coffee, but if you want to take a rain check, that's fine!
π΄ββ I'm sorry but I'm busy on Saturday - can I take a rain check?
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