🎥 #TheEllenShow

For the first time ever, Bill Gates sat down with Ellen, and he chatted about becoming a young billionaire, the trampoline room in his house, and the outstanding work he's doing with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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🎞 Learn English with Movies

🎬 Friends | Julia Roberts

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🎞 Learn English with Movies

🎬 The Lion King

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✅ How to talk about DEATH in English 💀
Death is a part of life, but do you have the vocabulary you need to talk about it? In this lesson, I teach you everything you need to know to talk about death and dying, so that you can express yourself fully when you have to. You’ll also learn some culturally accepted phrases which are used in many English speaking countries. Whether you are going to a funeral, or speaking to a friend who has lost someone, dealing with death can be unpleasant. Let’s make sure that your English isn’t the worst part of it!
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✅ Learn Punctuation:

period, exclamation mark, question mark

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You see them all the time, but do you know how to use them correctly? In this lesson we go over the basic punctuation marks used to end a sentence. I also teach you to identify and avoid the run-on sentence, which is a common mistake ESL students and native speakers make in their writing. Watch this lesson to learn the quick and easy rules for using the period, exclamation mark, and question mark!
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✅ Confusing Words:

⭕️ Me, Myself, I

Confused about when to use me, myself, or I? Is it “my friend and me” or “my friend and I”? Let me help you! English native speakers often make grammatical mistakes with these words, and it can be a challenge to master for non-native speakers. People are very insecure about using the structure “my friend and me”, because it is associated with being uneducated. Put an end to your confusion once and for all! Watch this lesson, and learn exactly how and when to use me, myself, and I in grammatically correct sentences.
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✅ Confusing words:

⭕️ VERY & TOO

Is the weather very hot or too hot? Was the movie very good or too good? Learn the difference between the commonly confused words very and too. You will never make this mistake again! This English vocabulary lesson is a must if you’re not sure when to use these words. It’s really easy — it isn’t too hard!
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✏️ USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

🔵 Talk with your mouth full

Ⓜ️ to speak while your mouth is full of food.

✴️ Example:

’’Don’t talk with your mouth full!’’


⚫️ Brush your hair/ Comb your hair :

Ⓜ️- to arrange your hair with a brush(an object with thick ‘’hairs’’on it),or a comb (an object with little ‘’teeth’’).

✳️ Example:

’’Your need brush your hair- it’s a mess!’’


🅾️ Put your hands on your hips.

to put your hands at the sides of your body(between the tops of your legs and your waist).

💠 Example:

’She put her hands on her hips.’’


🔴 Put your arm around someone’s waist:

Ⓜ️ to put your arm around the middle part of someone’s body(where it narrows slightly above the hips)- often as a sign of affection.

✴️ Example:

”He put his arm around her waist.’’


⚪️ Cross your legs - :

Ⓜ️ to put one leg over the other as you are sitting on a chair.

❇️ Example:

’’she took out a book, crossed her legs and started reading.’’

⚫️ Sit with your legs crossed/ sit with crossed legs: -


if someone who is sitting on the floor has their legs crossed, they have their legs bent and their knees pointing outwards.

✴️ Example:

’’She was sitting on the floor with her legs crossed..

🔴 Twits your wrist: -


if your ‘’twist your wrist’’, you turn it too much and cause it to sprain(damage the ligaments).

❇️ Example:

He twisted his wrist while he was playing squash.


🔵 Get your ears pierced:-


to have holes in your ears so you can wear earrings...

✴️ Example:

He got both of his ears pierced.

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📝 #Idiom #expression
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📝 #confused

🔰I always do and I'm always
doing...

❇️ I always do (something)=I do it every time ...

✴️ Example:

✔️ I always go to work by car. (Not I'm always going )..

🔴 I'm always doing something has a different meaning ..

✴️ Example:

✔️ I have lost my phone again . I'm always losing things..

✅ I'm always losing things= I lose things very often perhaps too often ,or more often than normal...

✴️ More Examples:

🔺 You are always playing computer games. You should do something more active ..

☑️You play computer games too often..

🔻Tim is never satisfied. He's always complaining.

☑️He complains too much .

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🔶 FAMILY Vocabulary 1 🔶

📍 to raise

✍️ Definition : to bring up, to care for children until they grow up

✏️ e.g : 👇
I was raised in a small town.
I wasn’t raised in the jungle.
Raising children is a huge responsibility.

📍 childhood

✍️ Definition : the period of life when you are a child

✏️ e.g : 👇
My childhood was happy and carefree. I used to chase butterflies all day.
I’m quite sure Charles Manson didn’t have a happy childhood. (he was a serial killer)

📍 adolescence

✍️ Definition : teenage years, the period of life between childhood and adulthood

✏️ e.g : 👇
A large part of my adolescence was spent with partying and avoiding responsibilities.
My grandmother guided me through the turbulent waters of adolescence.

📍 to play truant

✍️ Definition : to skive off, to be absent from school without permission

✏️ e.g : 👇
I used to play truant and spend the whole time with my friends in the arcades.
I would give a prison sentence to parents who let their children play truant.

📍 juvenile delinquency

✍️ Definition : antisocial behaviour demonstrated by adolescents, usually involving breaking the law.

✏️ e.g : 👇
Juvenile delinquency was thriving in the area. The parents couldn’t do anything to stop their children.
Juvenile delinquency rates are usually higher in urban areas.

📍 neglected (adj.)

✍️ Definition : not looked after, not getting any attention

✏️ e.g : 👇
Neglected teenagers seek attention and will do anything to get it.
My wife feels neglected, so I’ve taken her out to a fast food restaurant.
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✴️ Add fuel to the fire

➕ #idioms

Ⓜ️eaning: To make a bad or intense situation worse. To Make Something Worse

🔅 Example1 :
Please don't talk to him when he's in a bad mood. It just adds fuel to the fire

🔅 Example 2 :
Don't add fuel to the fire by laughing at him. He is furious about what you have already done

✅ Synonyms:
▪️To pour oil on the fire
▪️Add fuel to the flame(UK)
▪️Rub salt in the wound
▪️Add insult to injury
▪️Twist/ Turn the knife (in the wound)

▪️To make someone who is annoyed, worried, or upset feel even worse

◽️ Example :
Just to turn the knife a little, he told me he'd seen my old girlfriend with her new man.
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Passive voice
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Ways to disargee strongly
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USED TO and WOULD | ENGLISH GRAMMAR | Talking about PAST actions and STATES
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How to Use TO & FOR ⚡️English Prepositions | Common Grammar Mistakes
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Improve your English: "I stopped smoking" or "I stopped to smoke"?
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10 Phrasal Verbs with COME! English Lesson | New Vocabulary
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Super Soccer Idioms to Reach Your English Goals
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EACH & EVERY | English Grammar Lesson
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✳️ subside

❕verb ✓
[subsides; subsided; subsiding]

The road is closed until the water subsides.🤔🙄

❇️ definition of SUBSIDE


Ⓜ️eaning1 : to become less strong or intense

🔸The pain/swelling will subside in a couple of hours.

🔸After his anger had subsided, he was able to look at things rationally.

🔸We'll have to wait until the wind/storm/rain subsides.
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Ⓜ️eaning2: to move down to a lower level

🔹The road will remain closed until the water/flood/river subsides.

🔹a place where the ground has subsided [=sunk, settled]
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