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✨⌚️Expressions for telling someone about watch..
✨عبارات نستخدمها للتعبير عن حالة الساعة إذا أحد سألنا عن الوقت⌚️
⌚️My watch is 5 minutes slow.
ساعتي متأخرة ٥ دقايق!
⌚️My watch is 5 minutes fast.
ساعتي مقدمة ٥ دقايق!
⌚️My watch has stopped.
ساعتي واقفة!
⌚️My watch has stopped working.
ساعتي خربانة!
⌚️My watch is out of order.
ساعتي ملخبطة!
⌚️My watch doesn't work.
ساعتي ما تشتغل تمام!
⌚️My watch is broken.
ساعتي مكسورة!
⌚️I don’t like to wear a watch.
ما أحب ألبس ساعة!
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✨عبارات نستخدمها للتعبير عن حالة الساعة إذا أحد سألنا عن الوقت⌚️
⌚️My watch is 5 minutes slow.
ساعتي متأخرة ٥ دقايق!
⌚️My watch is 5 minutes fast.
ساعتي مقدمة ٥ دقايق!
⌚️My watch has stopped.
ساعتي واقفة!
⌚️My watch has stopped working.
ساعتي خربانة!
⌚️My watch is out of order.
ساعتي ملخبطة!
⌚️My watch doesn't work.
ساعتي ما تشتغل تمام!
⌚️My watch is broken.
ساعتي مكسورة!
⌚️I don’t like to wear a watch.
ما أحب ألبس ساعة!
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✨ Fill in the spaces with the correct word with the correct form:
(( Analyse , approach , area , assess , assume , authority ))
1️⃣ All .......... of the country will have some rain tonight.
2️⃣ The United Nations has used its .......... to restore peace in the area.
3️⃣ I .......... (that) you knew each other because you went to the same school.
4️⃣ Examinations are not the only means of .......... a student's ability.
5️⃣ Water samples taken from streams were .......... for contamination by chemicals. It was important to check it carefully.
6️⃣ We could just see the train .......... in the distance.
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(( Analyse , approach , area , assess , assume , authority ))
1️⃣ All .......... of the country will have some rain tonight.
2️⃣ The United Nations has used its .......... to restore peace in the area.
3️⃣ I .......... (that) you knew each other because you went to the same school.
4️⃣ Examinations are not the only means of .......... a student's ability.
5️⃣ Water samples taken from streams were .......... for contamination by chemicals. It was important to check it carefully.
6️⃣ We could just see the train .......... in the distance.
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✨What’s the difference between "before," "opposite," "across from," and "in front of"?' 🤔
📕Before:
• refers to preceding someone or something in an order or series:
🍃The number 24 comes before 25.
• to be in a higher rank or place than someone or something else:
🍃She came before him in the test scores.
• indicates something that is in the future:
🍃He doesn't know what lies before him after college.
• When used of physical position, it generally refers to being positioned ahead of someone or something, with your face or body either facing or able to be seen by that someone or something:
🍃The students sat before the blackboard." [=with their faces turned toward the blackboard]
🍃She stood on stage before the crowd." [=she stood on the stage so that the crowd could see her]
• It also has a slightly extended sense that refers to being in the presence of someone or something:
🍃He went before the king to beg for mercy.
📗Opposite:
• to say the person or object being referred to is located at the other end, side, or corner of something else:
🍂He sat opposite me at the table." [=he sat on the other side of the table from me]
🍂She was opposite the deli when the crash happened." [=she was on the other side of the street from the deli when the crash happened]
📘Across from:
Across from has the same meaning and uses as opposite:
🌱He sat opposite me at the table.
🌱He sat across from me at the table.
🌱He sat on the other side of the table from me.
❗️Like in front of, opposite and across from can refer only to physical position.
📙In front of:
• it is limited to physical position only, in both the literal way:
🍁I stood in front of the store.
• and in the extended sense:
🍁She was humiliated in front of hundreds of audience members.
❗️It is not used of time, rank, order, or series.
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📕Before:
• refers to preceding someone or something in an order or series:
🍃The number 24 comes before 25.
• to be in a higher rank or place than someone or something else:
🍃She came before him in the test scores.
• indicates something that is in the future:
🍃He doesn't know what lies before him after college.
• When used of physical position, it generally refers to being positioned ahead of someone or something, with your face or body either facing or able to be seen by that someone or something:
🍃The students sat before the blackboard." [=with their faces turned toward the blackboard]
🍃She stood on stage before the crowd." [=she stood on the stage so that the crowd could see her]
• It also has a slightly extended sense that refers to being in the presence of someone or something:
🍃He went before the king to beg for mercy.
📗Opposite:
• to say the person or object being referred to is located at the other end, side, or corner of something else:
🍂He sat opposite me at the table." [=he sat on the other side of the table from me]
🍂She was opposite the deli when the crash happened." [=she was on the other side of the street from the deli when the crash happened]
📘Across from:
Across from has the same meaning and uses as opposite:
🌱He sat opposite me at the table.
🌱He sat across from me at the table.
🌱He sat on the other side of the table from me.
❗️Like in front of, opposite and across from can refer only to physical position.
📙In front of:
• it is limited to physical position only, in both the literal way:
🍁I stood in front of the store.
• and in the extended sense:
🍁She was humiliated in front of hundreds of audience members.
❗️It is not used of time, rank, order, or series.
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⭐️Prepositions with INTEREST⭐️
📚Interest (verb)
📗Interest someone (or oneself) in something.
🔻Can I interest you in this new kind of washing powder?
🔻If you would interest yourself in other people, you wouldn't feel so lonely.
📚Interest (noun)
📙A person has, takes, or shows an interest in his work, in a subject or pursuit, in a business, etc. Something in which he is interested has an interest for him, or is of interest to him.
🔻For many years I have had an interest in stamp-collecting.
🔻You will never be happy in your work if you've no interest in it.
🔻Money, fame and social position have no interest for me.
🔻I have no wish to hear your opinions; they are of no interest to me.
⏩If no particular person or persons is/are specified, the to is omitted.
🔻Is there anything of interest in the newspaper?
📕Interest is paid on money that is invested; money is lent at interest.
📗In one's interest: to one's advantage: e.g.
🔻'It would not be in my interest to do it'.
📕In the interests of: for the sake of: e.g.
🔻 in the interests of peace
🔻in the interests of the family.
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📚Interest (verb)
📗Interest someone (or oneself) in something.
🔻Can I interest you in this new kind of washing powder?
🔻If you would interest yourself in other people, you wouldn't feel so lonely.
📚Interest (noun)
📙A person has, takes, or shows an interest in his work, in a subject or pursuit, in a business, etc. Something in which he is interested has an interest for him, or is of interest to him.
🔻For many years I have had an interest in stamp-collecting.
🔻You will never be happy in your work if you've no interest in it.
🔻Money, fame and social position have no interest for me.
🔻I have no wish to hear your opinions; they are of no interest to me.
⏩If no particular person or persons is/are specified, the to is omitted.
🔻Is there anything of interest in the newspaper?
📕Interest is paid on money that is invested; money is lent at interest.
📗In one's interest: to one's advantage: e.g.
🔻'It would not be in my interest to do it'.
📕In the interests of: for the sake of: e.g.
🔻 in the interests of peace
🔻in the interests of the family.
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Many regards to Prof. Omar Alamri
🦌”ANIMALS” Phrasal Verbs🦌
🐓Chicken out🐓
= Not do something because you’re afraid
✨I was going to go bungee jumping but I chickened out at the last minute.
🦆Duck out🦆
= Leave quickly and unannounced
✨If I can I’ll duck out to get something to eat.
🐠Fish for🐠
= Ask for or try to get something in an indirect way
✨The telephone caller was fishing for too much information, so I hung up.
🐎Horse around🐎
= Play in a loud/rough way
✨He was horsing around in the kitchen and broke my favourite bowl.
🐖Pig out🐖
= Eat a lot of food at once
✨Kids tend to pig out on junk food.
🐺Wolf down🐺
= Eat very quickly
✨Don’t wolf down an entire chocolate cake; you will get indigestion.
🐒Monkey around🐒
= To do things in an unserious way; to play or waste time
✨We just monkeyed around all afternoon.
🐛Worm out of🐛
= Draw or manipulate information out of someone
✨I eventually managed to worm a few details out of her.
🐀Rat on🐀
= Inform on (someone) to a person in a position of authority
✨I never thought John would rat on me.
🐇Rabbit on (UK)🐇
= Continue talking about something that is not interesting to the person you are talking to
✨John’s always rabbiting on about his coin collection.
🐢Turn turtle🐢
= Turn upside down; to flip over
✨A large wave caused our little boat to turn turtle.
🐿Squirrel away🐿
= Stash, hide or hoard something for future use
✨He had bits of string, cans of nails and lots of other useful tidbits squirreled away throughout his garage.
🐝Drone on🐝
= Talk for a long time in a boring way
✨I nearly fell asleep while he was droning on!
🐕Hound out🐕
= To make things so unpleasant for someone that they are forced to leave a place, job, …
✨The family were hounded out of their home by 18 months of abuse.
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🐓Chicken out🐓
= Not do something because you’re afraid
✨I was going to go bungee jumping but I chickened out at the last minute.
🦆Duck out🦆
= Leave quickly and unannounced
✨If I can I’ll duck out to get something to eat.
🐠Fish for🐠
= Ask for or try to get something in an indirect way
✨The telephone caller was fishing for too much information, so I hung up.
🐎Horse around🐎
= Play in a loud/rough way
✨He was horsing around in the kitchen and broke my favourite bowl.
🐖Pig out🐖
= Eat a lot of food at once
✨Kids tend to pig out on junk food.
🐺Wolf down🐺
= Eat very quickly
✨Don’t wolf down an entire chocolate cake; you will get indigestion.
🐒Monkey around🐒
= To do things in an unserious way; to play or waste time
✨We just monkeyed around all afternoon.
🐛Worm out of🐛
= Draw or manipulate information out of someone
✨I eventually managed to worm a few details out of her.
🐀Rat on🐀
= Inform on (someone) to a person in a position of authority
✨I never thought John would rat on me.
🐇Rabbit on (UK)🐇
= Continue talking about something that is not interesting to the person you are talking to
✨John’s always rabbiting on about his coin collection.
🐢Turn turtle🐢
= Turn upside down; to flip over
✨A large wave caused our little boat to turn turtle.
🐿Squirrel away🐿
= Stash, hide or hoard something for future use
✨He had bits of string, cans of nails and lots of other useful tidbits squirreled away throughout his garage.
🐝Drone on🐝
= Talk for a long time in a boring way
✨I nearly fell asleep while he was droning on!
🐕Hound out🐕
= To make things so unpleasant for someone that they are forced to leave a place, job, …
✨The family were hounded out of their home by 18 months of abuse.
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9️⃣✨CONCEPT✨
فكرة ; مفهوم ; معنى
con‧cept /ˈkɒnsept $ ˈkɑːn-/ #noun
⏺an idea of how something is, or how something should be done
فكرة عن ماهية شيء ما ، أو كيف ينبغي القيام بشيء ما
💥 Part of a teacher’s job is to introduce new concepts to students.
جزء من عمل المعلم هو أن يقدم للطلاب مفاهيم جديدة.👩🏻🏫👩🏻🎓
📚#Word_Family:
• noun: concept, conceptualization
• verb: conceptualize
• adverb: conceptually
• adjective: conceptual
📚#Word_Forms:
conception, concepts, conceptual, conceptualisation, conceptualise, conceptualised, conceptualises, conceptualising, conceptually
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فكرة ; مفهوم ; معنى
con‧cept /ˈkɒnsept $ ˈkɑːn-/ #noun
⏺an idea of how something is, or how something should be done
فكرة عن ماهية شيء ما ، أو كيف ينبغي القيام بشيء ما
💥 Part of a teacher’s job is to introduce new concepts to students.
جزء من عمل المعلم هو أن يقدم للطلاب مفاهيم جديدة.👩🏻🏫👩🏻🎓
📚#Word_Family:
• noun: concept, conceptualization
• verb: conceptualize
• adverb: conceptually
• adjective: conceptual
📚#Word_Forms:
conception, concepts, conceptual, conceptualisation, conceptualise, conceptualised, conceptualises, conceptualising, conceptually
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