🦇LIKE A BAT OUT OF THE HELL🦇
= Very fast
• The children ran out of school like a bat out of the hell.
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= Very fast
• The children ran out of school like a bat out of the hell.
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😶POKER FACE 😶
= A face that shows no emotion.
• She can tell a joke with a poker face.
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= A face that shows no emotion.
• She can tell a joke with a poker face.
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🌝Tomorrow is a fresh opportunity to make it BETTER!🌝
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🌙 GOOD NIGHT EVERYONE 🌙
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🌝Tomorrow is a fresh opportunity to make it BETTER!🌝
🌺🍃🌺🍃🌺🍃🌺🍃
🌙 GOOD NIGHT EVERYONE 🌙
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🔴 Daily Conversations:
♦️6. Positive Attitude in a Conversation (Part 2 of 2)
🔸6.6 When you express acceptance of a thing, offer or suggestion
🔹It's fine.
🔹It's fine with me.
🔹I think it's fine.
🔹It suits me fine.
🔹That's OK with me.
🔹Why not?
🔹With pleasure.
🔹With my blessing.
🔹It's satisfactory.
🔹It's good enough.
🔹I've seen worse.
🔹Not bad.
🔹It works for me.
🔹It'll work.
🔹It'll do.
🔹It'll serve the purpose.
🔹I can live with that.
🔹I'm easy to please.
🔹I like it.
🔹I love it.
🔹It's great.
🔹It's wonderful.
🔹It's fabulous.
🔹It's ideal.
🔹It's a masterpiece.
🔹It's perfect.
🔹It's excellent.
🔹I've never seen anything like it.
🔹That's just what I needed.
🔹That beats everything!
🔹You can't beat that. (Here "you" may be impersonal and mean "one")
🔹You can't top that. (Here "you" may be impersonal and mean "one")
______________
🔸6.7 When you agree with a point with some reservations
🔹I guess.
🔹I suppose.
🔹I guess so.
🔹I suppose so.
🔹I believe so.
🔹I think so.
🔹So it seems.
🔹So it would seem.
🔹So it would appear.
🔹So to speak.
🔹In a manner of speaking.
🔹Kind of.
🔹Sort of.
🔹It depends.
🔹I hear you.
🔹I hear what you're saying.
______________
🔸6.8 When you agree with a point with indifference or resistance
🔹Anything you say.
🔹Whatever you say.
🔹As you say.
🔹If you say so.
🔹I'm afraid so.
🔹Have it your way.
🔹Suit yourself.
🔹Be my guest.
______________
🔸6.9 When you confirm that something is a done deal
🔹It's a done deal.
🔹It's a sure thing.
🔹It's for sure.
🔹It's certain.
🔹It's in the bag.
🔹It's as good as done.
🔹It's been settled once and for all.
______________
🔸6.10 When there is a strong reason to do something
🔹All the more reason for doing that.
🔹All the more reason to do that.
______________
🔸6.11 When you express confidence in the success of something
🔹It's going to happen.
🔹There's no doubt in my mind.
🔹There's not a doubt in my mind.
🔹What can go wrong?
🔹What's to go wrong?
🔹Nothing can go wrong
#Daily_conversations
#Positive_attitude_in_a_conversation
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♦️6. Positive Attitude in a Conversation (Part 2 of 2)
🔸6.6 When you express acceptance of a thing, offer or suggestion
🔹It's fine.
🔹It's fine with me.
🔹I think it's fine.
🔹It suits me fine.
🔹That's OK with me.
🔹Why not?
🔹With pleasure.
🔹With my blessing.
🔹It's satisfactory.
🔹It's good enough.
🔹I've seen worse.
🔹Not bad.
🔹It works for me.
🔹It'll work.
🔹It'll do.
🔹It'll serve the purpose.
🔹I can live with that.
🔹I'm easy to please.
🔹I like it.
🔹I love it.
🔹It's great.
🔹It's wonderful.
🔹It's fabulous.
🔹It's ideal.
🔹It's a masterpiece.
🔹It's perfect.
🔹It's excellent.
🔹I've never seen anything like it.
🔹That's just what I needed.
🔹That beats everything!
🔹You can't beat that. (Here "you" may be impersonal and mean "one")
🔹You can't top that. (Here "you" may be impersonal and mean "one")
______________
🔸6.7 When you agree with a point with some reservations
🔹I guess.
🔹I suppose.
🔹I guess so.
🔹I suppose so.
🔹I believe so.
🔹I think so.
🔹So it seems.
🔹So it would seem.
🔹So it would appear.
🔹So to speak.
🔹In a manner of speaking.
🔹Kind of.
🔹Sort of.
🔹It depends.
🔹I hear you.
🔹I hear what you're saying.
______________
🔸6.8 When you agree with a point with indifference or resistance
🔹Anything you say.
🔹Whatever you say.
🔹As you say.
🔹If you say so.
🔹I'm afraid so.
🔹Have it your way.
🔹Suit yourself.
🔹Be my guest.
______________
🔸6.9 When you confirm that something is a done deal
🔹It's a done deal.
🔹It's a sure thing.
🔹It's for sure.
🔹It's certain.
🔹It's in the bag.
🔹It's as good as done.
🔹It's been settled once and for all.
______________
🔸6.10 When there is a strong reason to do something
🔹All the more reason for doing that.
🔹All the more reason to do that.
______________
🔸6.11 When you express confidence in the success of something
🔹It's going to happen.
🔹There's no doubt in my mind.
🔹There's not a doubt in my mind.
🔹What can go wrong?
🔹What's to go wrong?
🔹Nothing can go wrong
#Daily_conversations
#Positive_attitude_in_a_conversation
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🍂LEAVE HIGH AND DRY🍂
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Synonyms: let down,hold back
• We were left high and dry without any money or credit cards.
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to leave someone in a difficult situation without any help.Synonyms: let down,hold back
• We were left high and dry without any money or credit cards.
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🗣NOT GET A WORD IN EDGEWAYS🗣
=be buttonholed
•Once he starts talking, no one can get a word in edgeways.
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To be unable to say anything because someone else’s talking so much.=be buttonholed
•Once he starts talking, no one can get a word in edgeways.
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🥀FUGACIOUS🥀
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🥀Although I love when she buys flowers, I don’t like spending a lot of money on things that are fugacious.
#Vocabulary
#Word_of_the_day
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lasting a short time; evanescent🥀Although I love when she buys flowers, I don’t like spending a lot of money on things that are fugacious.
#Vocabulary
#Word_of_the_day
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⚫️The difference between Occupation and Profession in English⚫️
⚪️Profession⚪️
Requires a degree or completed studies at a university (or higher education). It involves extensive training and special knowledge.
◻️Examples of professions are accountants, architects, doctors, engineers, lawyers, teachers.
♦️Notice how you need a degree (higher education) to be able to work in these professions.
🔵Occupation🔵
The way you earn a living. It is the job you are paid to do. Think of it as the activity that “occupies” your time and from which you receive money for doing it.
Occupation is a formal word for job.
In a perfect world, your profession and occupation (or job) are the same thing.
Unfortunately there are people that have a profession but work in something completely different.
🔲Compare the difference🔲
◼️I studied teaching at university and I am a teacher right now. My profession and my occupation are the same.
◻️I studied teaching at university but now I am an actor. My profession is teacher though my occupation (or my job right now) is actor.
#Vocabulary
#VS
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⚪️Profession⚪️
Requires a degree or completed studies at a university (or higher education). It involves extensive training and special knowledge.
◻️Examples of professions are accountants, architects, doctors, engineers, lawyers, teachers.
♦️Notice how you need a degree (higher education) to be able to work in these professions.
🔵Occupation🔵
The way you earn a living. It is the job you are paid to do. Think of it as the activity that “occupies” your time and from which you receive money for doing it.
Occupation is a formal word for job.
In a perfect world, your profession and occupation (or job) are the same thing.
Unfortunately there are people that have a profession but work in something completely different.
🔲Compare the difference🔲
◼️I studied teaching at university and I am a teacher right now. My profession and my occupation are the same.
◻️I studied teaching at university but now I am an actor. My profession is teacher though my occupation (or my job right now) is actor.
#Vocabulary
#VS
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🔲 A collocation question 🔲
⚫️ Will this tablecloth ………… or should I use another?
⬛️ do
◻️make
▪️Either could be used here
#Vocabulary_activity
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⚫️ Will this tablecloth ………… or should I use another?
⬛️ do
◻️make
▪️Either could be used here
#Vocabulary_activity
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✨👏🏻Well done !👏🏻✨
“DO” is the correct answer.
⚪️ Do can mean suffice or be good enough.
🍃🌺 Thank you 🌺🍃
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“DO” is the correct answer.
⚪️ Do can mean suffice or be good enough.
🍃🌺 Thank you 🌺🍃
#Vocabulary_activity
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🍃What Mood Are You In?🍃
A: Are you OK? You seem a bit anxious.
B: Yeah I’m OK, I have been having a lot of mood swings lately. I think it has to do with the pills my doctor prescribed that are causing chaos on my hormones.
A: So you mean you feel ecstatic one minute and then blue the next?
B: Yeah, it’s weird. For example just this morning I was feeling detached and lonely, even though there was really no reason to feel that way.
A: Well, maybe your mood will swing positively and you will feel confident, brave and hopeful!
B: I hope you are right.
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◻️Key Vocabulary
• anxious - worried or nervous of what may happen
• mood swing - rapid or successive change of your mood
• ecstatic - feeling very excited or happy
• blue - feeling sad, depressed
• detached - feeling of showing lack of emotional involvement
• lonely - sad from being apart from other people
• confident - assurance: from doubt
• brave - not feeling any fear freedom
◻️Supplementary Vocabulary
• maniac depressive - suffering from a disorder characterized by alternating mania and depression
• anxiety - an abnormal sense of fear, nervousness, and apprehension
• self esteem - personal feelings or opinions of oneself
• emotional - determined or actuated by emotion rather than reason
• overwhelming - overpowering in effect or force
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#Reading_practice
#Listening_practice
#Speaking_practice
#Daily_life_conversation
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A: Are you OK? You seem a bit anxious.
B: Yeah I’m OK, I have been having a lot of mood swings lately. I think it has to do with the pills my doctor prescribed that are causing chaos on my hormones.
A: So you mean you feel ecstatic one minute and then blue the next?
B: Yeah, it’s weird. For example just this morning I was feeling detached and lonely, even though there was really no reason to feel that way.
A: Well, maybe your mood will swing positively and you will feel confident, brave and hopeful!
B: I hope you are right.
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◻️Key Vocabulary
• anxious - worried or nervous of what may happen
• mood swing - rapid or successive change of your mood
• ecstatic - feeling very excited or happy
• blue - feeling sad, depressed
• detached - feeling of showing lack of emotional involvement
• lonely - sad from being apart from other people
• confident - assurance: from doubt
• brave - not feeling any fear freedom
◻️Supplementary Vocabulary
• maniac depressive - suffering from a disorder characterized by alternating mania and depression
• anxiety - an abnormal sense of fear, nervousness, and apprehension
• self esteem - personal feelings or opinions of oneself
• emotional - determined or actuated by emotion rather than reason
• overwhelming - overpowering in effect or force
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#English_pod
#Reading_practice
#Listening_practice
#Speaking_practice
#Daily_life_conversation
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