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Grammar Tip

🔆 Percentage, proportion, number and amount are the most common terms used to describe the quantities shown in graphs and charts in Academic Writing Task 1.

🔹The percentage of people who read print books decreased.
🔹The proportion of people who read e-books was larger/smaller in 2013 than in 2012.
🔹The number of people who prefer e-books increased.
🔹Teenagers spend a smaller amount on books than older people.

☝️ For number you must have a plural, countable noun following. Remember also that amount should be used for uncountable nouns.

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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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Instructions: These verbs can take more than one form, with different meanings. Choose the correct form for the sentence.

Q1 - I can't help ____ them.
liking
to like
like
Q2 - If you're going to the shops, don't forget ____ some milk.
buy
buying
to buy

Q3 - I remember _____ the letter yesterday.
post
posting
to post

Q4 - If you take the job, it'll mean ____ a long way every day.
travel
travelling
to travel

Q5 - I'm sorry- I didn't mean ____ rude.
be
being
to be

Q6 - I stopped at the garage _____ some petrol.
buy
buying
to buy

Q7 - I stopped ____ junk food because I wanted to lose some weight.
eat
eating
to eat

Q8 - She stopped ____ because she started coughing badly.
smoke
smoking
to smoke

Q9 - He stopped ____ coffee and a rest before he went back to work.
have
having
to have

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#phrasal_verbs

♻️ WORK phrases

✅Work sth off

1️⃣ Meaning:
To get rid of unpleasant feelings by doing something that uses a lot of your energy

🔹Example
I worked off my anger and frustration by going out for a run.


✅Work sth off

2️⃣ Meaning:
To do a job for someone else because you owe them money or they have helped you in the past

🔸Example:
She hasn't worked off her debts to me yet.



✅Work out

Meaning:
1️⃣ Happen SYN turn out

🔹Example:
Financially, things have worked out well for us.


✅Work out

Meaning:

2️⃣ Get better
If a problem or a complicated situation works out, it gradually gets better or gets solved

🔸Example:
Things started to work out for her after a couple of therapy sessions

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#Vocabulary

ANIMALS

1) Donkey - Male: Jack, Female: Jenny, Child: Foal

2) Bear- Male: Boar, Female: Sow, Child: Cub

3) Cat- Male: Tom, Female: Queen, Child: Kitten

4) Cattle- Male: Bull, Female: Cow, Child: Calf

5) Chicken- Male: Rooster or cock, Female: Hen, Child: Chick

6) Deer- Male: Buck or stag, Female: Doe, Child: Fawn

7) Dog- Male: Dog, Female: Bitch, Child: Pup

8) Duck- Male: Drake, Female: Duck, Child: Duckling

9) Elephant- Male: Bull, Female: Cow, Child: Calf

10) Fox- Male: Dog, Female: Vixen, Child: Cub

11) Goose- Male: Gander, Female: Goose, Child: Gosling

12) Horse- Male: Stallion, Female: Mare, Child: Foal

13) Lion- Male: Lion, Female: Lioness, Child: Cub

14) Rabbit- Male: Buck, Female: Doe, Child: Bunny

15) Sheep- Male: Ram, Female: Ewe, Child: Lamb

16) Swan- Male: Cob, Female: Pen, Child: Cygnet

17) Pig - Male: Boar, Female: Sow, Child: Piglet

18) Tiger- Male: Tiger, Female: Tigress, Child: Cub

19) Whale- Male: Bull, Female: Cow, Child: Calf

20) Wolf- Male: Dog, Female: Bitch, Child: Pup

21) Goat- Male: buck, billy, Female: doe, nanny, Child: kid

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👩‍💼 👩🏻‍🔧 Physical Descriptions 👨🏻‍💼👨‍🔧

📌 When giving physical descriptions, the two most common verbs to use are BE and HAVE, however, they are quite specific.

📌 We use BE for: - height, weight, skin colour.

📌 We use HAVE for:- hair (length), hair (style), hair (colour) and facial features.
━━━━━━━━━
📍 Height
Short - Medium height - Tall

📍 Weight
Skinny - Thin - Slim - Medium weight - chubby - fat - overweight - obese

📍 Skin Colour
Fair-skinned - Tanned - Dark-skinned

📍 Hair (Length)
Short - Medium length - Long

📍 Hair (Style)
Straight - Wavy - Curly

📍 Facial Features
Beard - Black Eye - Moustache - Pimples

📍 Other Features
Mole - Scar - Wart - Wrinkles

👣 Examples:

Chris is medium height.
Tanya has blonde hair.
Albert is overweight.
Donna has curly hair and is tanned.

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#IELTS

1️⃣ When do you often have meals ?

As a rule, I have three basic meals a day. Although I’m quite tied up at work, I do manage to grab a bite once in a while like some snacks or fruits to recharge my own batteries.

2️⃣ Who do you often have meals with ?

With my family, of course. We’re currently living under the same roof, and share meals with one another every dinner. When I’m at work, my colleagues and I often sit together at the same table and have lunch while exchanging casual pieces of gossip.|

3️⃣ Do you cook at home or eat outside ?

In my circumstance, my mother’s a housewife and she has plenty of time for household chores and meal preparation. Having said this, once in a blue moon when she’s feeling a bit under the weather, our family would dine out at some classy restaurants for a change of atmosphere.

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✅ Listen carefully and choose the correct letter, A, B, or С.

1️⃣ The tomato originally came from ............

A. Mexico
B. Spain
C. Peru

2️⃣ The original color of the tomato was ..........

A. red
B. green
C. yellow

3️⃣ The Aztec word for tomato means ...........

A. golden apple
B. plump thing
C. small fruit

4️⃣In the 1500s, people in Spain and Italy .............

A. enjoyed eating tomatoes.
B. used tomatoes as ornamental plants.
C. made medicine from tomatoes.

5️⃣In the 1600s, the British ...............

A. saw tomatoes as poisonous
B. published tomato recipes
C. ate tomato sauce daily

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Answers

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1.C
2.C
3.B
4.A
5.A

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Appearances – How to describe someone in English

Height
Build
Hair
Eyes
Type of hair
Complexion
Other features

👉 How to describe someone

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#Vocabulary

Amount :

▪️certain amount
▪️small amount
▪️enormous amount
▪️huge amount
▪️fair amount
▪️tremendous amount
▪️large amount
▪️considerable amount
▪️minimum amount
▪️full amount
▪️reasonable amount
▪️maximum amount
▪️substantial amount

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✳️ Synonyms of Amount:

➖ quantity:
🔺 They buy the wood in large quantities.

➖ volume:
🔺 The volume of traffic on our roads has risen sharply.

➖ level:
🔺 There is a high level of unemployment.

➖ proportion:
🔺 A high proportion of the students were from poor families.

➖ quota:
🔺 There are plans to import quotas on Japanese cars.

➖ yield:
🔺 There is an increase in this year’s cotton yield.