✅ English Grammar: The Sentence
Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any ‘Independent User’ or ‘Proficient User’ of English.
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✅ English Vocabulary: Beauty and makeup
How do you make yourself look beautiful? Do you wear makeup? Do you pluck your eyebrows? This English lesson is all about beauty, and the vocabulary we use to talk about makeup. I think you are beautiful just the way you are! However, around the world many people put a lot of effort into looking beautiful. Today, I teach you how to talk about the things we do to look pretty. Men, do you think this lesson isn’t for you? I have some beauty advice for you too!
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✅ Polite English: What to call people
Learn what to call people in casual, professional, and formal situations. Knowing the correct way to refer to people is the key to starting a good conversation. This lesson is important for everyone, but especially if you work with the public. Watch this English lesson to learn the starting point of good manners and good business!
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✅ English Tenses: How to use PRESENT PERFECT and PAST SIMPLE
Do you get confused using English tenses? In today’s lesson, I teach you how and when to use the Present Perfect and Past Simple tenses. It’s easy to confuse the two, and many English students make mistakes with these tenses. In this grammar lesson, you will learn how each one is used, how they are different from one another, and how to know which tense is correct for your sentence. English tenses can be difficult to master, but I’ll teach you my quick and easy tips so that you can use these tenses correctly. Once you understand them, practice by taking my quiz.
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🎞Learn English with Movies

❗️Harry Potter | Wingardum Leviosa
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🎞Learning English with Movies

❗️Friends | How to be Funny!
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🎧How to be ambitious🔝 Business Daily Podcasts from BBC world Service
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We hear about the negative effects ambition can have, and the tools you need to relieve them, with Neel Burton of Oxford University. Author Rachel Bridge defends the thesis of her book 'Ambition: Why it's good to want more and how to get it'. And what happens when you decide to re-direct your ambition? Joe Udo tells his story of becoming a stay at home dad. Also in the programme, writers Elizabeth Schenk and Hana Wallace discuss the results of a project they launched looking at the careers of their old university sorority members. Plus, top tips on achieving your goals from Peter Gollwitzer, experimental psychologist at New York University. 
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📽Learning English With Famous Speeches

🗣Kristen Bell | Build Your Tribe.
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Neither and either

✍For example :
I like neither watermelon nor melon = I don't like any of them.

Either tea or coffee is great= any of them is great

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✳️ See saw seen⁣
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🔻See something for yourself ⁣
To check if something is true⁣
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✳️ Hectic (C1 adjective)

Ⓜ️ = Very busy/fast/full of activity.

🔹”Sorry for such a late reply, I’ve had a hectic week”.

🔹 “My schedule is so hectic at the moment!” 😬

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✅ 7 FACE expressions in English
Trying to improve your English? Let's face it, you are a busy person with a nose for value, trying to make headway learning English. That’s why you study with engVid! Did you understand the three face expressions that were just used? Press play to learn what these idioms and several more mean. Once you learn them all, test yourself with the quiz!
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✅ Make yourself more interesting – Using informal intensifiers
Do you want your stories to sound more interesting? In this lesson I teach you all about ‘informal intensifiers’. That’s the grammatical name for an adverb, such as very, that makes adjectives stronger,

as you see in the following example:

I’m hungry.
subject + verb + adjective
I’m very hungry.
subject + verb + intensifying adverb + adjective
I’m sure you already know the meaning of very.

However, we use different intensifiers depending on the background/social class of the speaker, as well as the formality of the situation. This English lesson explains which intensifiers you should use in different situations. Some adjectives, mostly swear words, also act as informal intensifiers. This means that people use them in their speech for dramatic effect. In this lesson, you learn a lot of new vocabulary to make your speech more interesting.
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📚 Vocabulary


🔶Fervent (adj) [ /ˈfɜrv(ə)nt/ ]

❗️Meaning:
passionate,extremely hot , glowing


❕Example:
Rather than accept johnny's fervent declarations of love, Claire responded with a stony stare and shrug.


🔷 Glut (n) [ /ɡlʌt/ ]

❗️Meaning:
an inordinate or excessive amount


❕Example:
When wheat crops are good , wheat becomes a glut on the market.

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📚 Vocabulary


🔶 Interlude (n.) [ˈintərˌlo͞od]

❗️Meaning:
Timeout; break; pause or space between events


❕Example:
The concert takes 3 hours with an interlude.


🔷 Ludicrous (adj.) [ˈlo͞odəkrəs]

❗️Meaning:
So foolish, unreasonable, or out of place; ridiculous


❕Example:
What a ludicrous suggestion!
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📚 Idioms

1)To death

📑Explanation:
Extremely / very much : to bored, frightened, scared, worried to death

✏️Example:
I'm sick to death of your endless criticism


2)(as) deaf as a post

Explanation:
Unable to hear anything


✏️Example:
You'll have to shout if you want her to hear you. She's as deaf as a post.



#Idiom #Idioms #todeath #asdeafaspost
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🔎 Phrases with JOKE !
🔺To joke around
🔻You must/gotta be joking !
🔺(All) joking aside
🔻To crack a joke/jokes
🔺An inside jokes
🔻To be no joke
🔺The joke's on you !
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🎞Learn English with Movies

❗️Harry Potter Interview | Daniel Radcliffe & Emma Watson
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