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✅ Expression time

Binominal Expressions🤓

💠 sick and tired 💠

🔸 to be angry or bored with something that has been happening for a long time

I'm sick and tired of your excuses

💠 more or less 💠

🔸 mostly, approximately, almost

It's 250 kilos, more or less

💠 give and take 💠

🔸 possibly a little more or less than the amount or time mentioned

It costs 100$, give and take

💠 pros and cons 💠

🔸 advantages and disadvantages

Each technology has its pros and cons

💠 short and sweet 💠

🔸 surprisingly short but pleasant

This morning's meeting was short and sweet

💠 soon or later 💠

🔸 at some time in the future

Don't worry, soon or later your cat will come home

💠 by and large 💠

🔸 generally

By and large, the people of this state arent happy with the governor's policies

💠 now and then 💠

🔸 from time to time

We go to the library now and then, but not as often we should

💠 on and off 💠

🔸 happening or existing some of the time

I've had toothache on and off for a couple of months

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⚜ Phrasal verb ⚜
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Level: Elementary_Intermediate
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⚠️ The Differences between Who & Whom:

🔰 According to the rules of formal grammar, who should be used in the subject position in a sentence, while whom should be used in the object position, and also after a preposition.

🔔 Examples 🔔

🔘 Who made this decision? [here, who is the subject of the sentence]

🔘 Whom do you think we should support? [here, whom is the object of support]
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Different Ways to Accept Apologies
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. ⚜ Grammar Lesson ⚜

🔊 Except vs Except for 🔊

We use except(for) to introduce the only thing(s)or person/ people that a statement does not include:

🔔 Examples 🔔

🔅The price of the holiday includes all meals except(for) lunch.

🔅Everyone seemed to have been invited except for Mrs wood Ford and me.

🔅I had no money to give him except (for)the few coins in my picket.

🔻 Note: we use except,not except for, with to-infinitives,and that-clauses:
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🔔 Examples 🔔

🔅I really need to go into the city center except to do some shopping.

📝 We usually use except before prepositions,bare infinitives,and that-clauses including those where the word that is left out. However,informally except for is something also used,although this is grammatically incorrect:

🔔 Examples 🔔

🔅There is likely to be rain everywhere today except in wale.

🔅There is nothing more the doctor can do except keep an eye on him.

🔅They look just like the real thing,except (that) they are made of plastic.
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Alice's Adventure in Wonderland

Level : beginner - Stage 2 ( 700 headwords)
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Alice's Adventure in Wonderland

Level : beginner - Stage 2 ( 700 headwords)
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