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Applied terms with Bird🦚


πŸ•Š Bird :volant


🐚A little bird told me:A term equivalent to sir crow told me!!


πŸ•Š bird: Girl,woman

🐚Do you know that bird?:Do you know that woman?


πŸ•ŠEarly bird:An idiom for someone who wakes up early in the morning


πŸ•ŠEat like a bird: Low eater


🐚She eats like a bird:She eats very little food.
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Today's phrasal verbs

β˜‘οΈ Wake up
β˜‘οΈ Pass sth around
β˜‘οΈ vouch for sb/sth

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πŸ‘‰ Present Continuous Tens

The present continuous emphasizes the continuing nature of an act, event, or condition.

πŸ”΅ For example :

I'm playing.
He is having lunch.
I'm coming.
She is having a bath at the moment.
Right now, Mark is talking to her manager.

πŸ‘‰ Past Continuous Tense

The past continuous tense is used to described actions ongoing in the past.

πŸ”΄ For example :

I was playing.
You were studying when he called.
She was writing a letter when the phone rang.
What were you doing when the earthquake started?
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'get'_ phrasal verbs to describe movement

πŸ”ΆπŸ”Έto get on= to enter a train/bus/aeroplane/ship

πŸ”ΆπŸ”Έto get in= to enter a car/taxi/small boat/building/room

πŸ€“get on means get on top of something , usually it like a train, get on a train, get on the bus, get on the ship, but we get in a car, we get in a small boat, so anything that is like a container, or that is closed, we used to say get in.
anything that is big, and has a big floor you can walk on, like a train, or a plain, or a ship, you would get on.

🍹Examples:

πŸš‰He is getting on the train.

πŸš–Mark is getting in the taxi.

🏑Sarah, get in the house please!
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πŸ’¬To burn the candle at both ends

✍Meaning: If someone is 'burning the candle at both ends' they are working very hard, they are not having much, or any time for themselves to relax, they're using all of their energy.
They're perhaps waking up very early in the morning and working all the way through until very late at night.

πŸ•―πŸ•―He's been burning the candle at both ends. leaving for work at 7 AM and coming back at 11 PM. he needs to stop.
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🍁Grammar extra: well + adjective 🍁

πŸ‘‰ You can use well before the adjectives below. It means " very " or " very much " Add a hyphen when well + adjective comes before a noun.

Example :

I'm well aware of my abilities. I'm well educated and well trained.
I'm also a well-organized and well-informed person.
He wasn't well prepared for the exam.
He was well short of the 90 percent he needed.

πŸ‘‰ You can use well in a number of fixed expressions, e.g.,

well off, well know, well thought- out, well behaved, well written, and well dressed.

My teacher said my poem was well written.
He said it was a well-written piece.
She must be very well off now that she's a well-known architect.
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English Grammar

πŸ”Έ Should + Have + ( past participle )

πŸ”˜ ️Use should + have + past participle to say that somebody didn't do the right thing. You can use ought to have as alternative to should have.

Examples :

1) ️It's my fault. I should have told you earlier that she was coming.

2) ️We're going the wrong way. We shouldn't have turned left at the traffic light.

3) He ought to have told you earlier. However, should have is more common, especially in speaking.
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πŸ”Έ Cosy (Adj)

❗️Meaning :
warm and comfortable
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πŸ’¬Pat yourself on the back

πŸ“¨This means to praise yourself, to congratulate yourself, to say you've done something very well to yourself.

🍹 Examples:

🌠You worked so hard on that project, and it is really well done! You should pat yourself on the back!
πŸŽ‡That was a difficult exam, Pat yourself on the back for the answers you got correct!
πŸŒ…I think you deserve a pat on the back for the wonderful work you did.
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🌟Document🌟

docβ€§uβ€§ment/ˈdΙ’kjΙ™mΙ™nt, ˈdΙ’kjʊmΙ™nt $ ˈdɑːk-/ noun [countable]

✏️Word Family: 

β–ͺNoun: document, documentation

β–ͺVerb: document

β–ͺAdjective: documentary

✏️Definition:something handwritten or printed that gives information or proof of information or proof of some fact

✏️Examples:


a. Newly discovered documents showed that the prisoner was obviously innocent.

b. The documents of ancient Rome have survived many centuries.

c. We were reluctant to destroy important documents.

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