All types of conditional sentences.
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👉 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.

🔵 For example :

I come from Japan.
I live in Paris.
I like animals.
I have three sisters.

👉 Past Indefinite Tense

The simple past is used to describe an action, an event, or condition that occurred in the past.

🔴 For example :

I didn't have dinner.
You didn't call me.
She washed her car.
I saw a movie yesterday.

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🌱 One Usage Of The 🌿
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💬In hot water

✍Meaning: to be in hot water is to be in trouble or difficulty Or in a situation that may result in punishment.

🍹Examples:

🏊‍♀ Tim can't play today; he's in hot water over his grade.

🏊‍♀The beloved actress found herself in hot water today when she attempted to shoplift an item from a department.

🏊‍♀Jeff got himself in hot water in school by cheating in an exam.
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🌴 Good VS Well 🌴
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💬Rain check

🌠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.

✍Means: 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.

🍹Examples:

🚴‍♀ I was planning to ask you in for a coffee, but if you want to take a rain check, that's fine!

🚴‍♀ I'm sorry but I'm busy on Saturday - can I take a rain check?
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🔥 Steal Vs Rob 🔥
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😍💥Right prepositions💥😍

accuse of☺️
accustomed to☺️
afraid of☺️
aim at☺️
angry with☺️
arrive at☺️
anxious about☺️
ashamed of☺️
believe in☺️
careful of,with,about☺️
travel by☺️
complain about☺️
conform to☺️
covered with☺️
depend on,upon☺️
deprive of☺️
different from☺️
disappointed by,about,at☺️
divide into parts☺️
exception to☺️
exchange for☺️
fail in☺️
full of☺️
get rid of☺️
glad about☺️
good at☺️
indifferent to☺️
independent of☺️
insist on☺️
jealous of☺️
leave for a place☺️
look at☺️
married to☺️
opposite to☺️
play for a team☺️
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🔵 Common Mistakes in English 🔴
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✖️WRONG: I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
✔️RIGHT: I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.

✖️WRONG: The woman which works here is from Japan.
✔️RIGHT: The woman who works here is from Japan.

✖️WRONG: She’s married with a dentist.
✔️RIGHT: She’s married to a dentist.

✖️WRONG: She was boring in the class.
✔️RIGHT: She was bored in the class.

✖️WRONG: I must to call him immediately.
✔️RIGHT: I must call him immediately.

✖️WRONG: Every students like the teacher.
✔️RIGHT: Every student likes the teacher.

✖️WRONG: Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
✔️RIGHT: Although it was raining, we had the picnic.

✖️WRONG: I enjoyed from the movie.
✔️RIGHT: I enjoyed the movie.

✖️WRONG: I look forward to meet you.
✔️RIGHT: I look forward to meeting you.

✖️WRONG: I like very much ice cream.
✔️RIGHT: I like ice cream very much.
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❓Phrasal verb
💬Reach out

✍Meaning: to contact someone or to communicate with someone.

🍹 Examples:

📲 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."

📲I 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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💬Flat broke

Meaning: If you say that you are flat broke, you mean that you have no money at all.

🍹Examples:

🧗‍♀I have been flat broke since I stopped working last month.

🧗‍♀I'm sorry. I cannot go out with you guys. I'm flat broke until the next pay day.
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💬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

🌦Okay, So she started a new exercise plan and she's bent out of shape. She's in pain and not feeling well🤓.

🏅 My father gets bend out of shape, when I do not do well in school.
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✖️WRONG: She can to drive.
✔️RIGHT: She can drive.

✖️WRONG: Where I can find a bank?
✔️RIGHT: Where can I find a bank?

✖️WRONG: I live in United States.
✔️RIGHT: I live in the United States.

✖️WRONG: When I will arrive, I will call you.
✔️RIGHT: When I arrive, I will call you.

✖️WRONG: I’ve been here since three months.
✔️RIGHT: I’ve been here for three months.

✖️WRONG: My friend has got a new work.
✔️RIGHT: My friend has got a new job. (or just "has a new job")

✖️WRONG: She doesn’t listen me.
✔️RIGHT: She doesn’t listen to me.

✖️WRONG: You speak English good.
✔️RIGHT: You speak English well.

✖️WRONG: The police is coming.
✔️RIGHT: The police are coming.

✖️WRONG: The house isn’t enough big.
✔️RIGHT: The house isn’t big enough.
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🌱 Can you tell when someone is lying ? 🍃
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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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