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✔️✔️ Already and all ready
🔺
▪️She has already arrived.
▪️ I have already sent the report.
▪️ We are all ready. Let’s go.
✔️✔️ Already and all ready
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Already is an adverb of time. It means ‘sooner than expected’. All ready means all + ready.▪️She has already arrived.
▪️ I have already sent the report.
▪️ We are all ready. Let’s go.
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✔️✔️ Any and any of
🔺
▪️ Have you read any of these books? (NOT Have you read any these books?)
▪️ I don’t like any of them.
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Example:
▪️ Any child can learn to swim. (NOT Any of child can learn to swim.)
✔️✔️ Any and any of
🔺
Before a pronoun or a noun with a determiner (e.g. articles, demonstratives and possessives), we use any of.▪️ Have you read any of these books? (NOT Have you read any these books?)
▪️ I don’t like any of them.
🔺
Before a noun with no determiner we use any.Example:
▪️ Any child can learn to swim. (NOT Any of child can learn to swim.)
#Common_mistakes
🔺 Take by, not from.
❌ Robert took his brother from the hand.
✅ Robert took his brother by the hand.
▪️ Note: Also: hold by, catch by, seize by, snatch by, grasp by.
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🔺 Like and Love.
❌ I like you! Will you marry me?
✅ I love you! Will you marry me?
▪️ Both verbs can be used for people and things, the only difference is one of degree Love is much stronger than like.
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🔺 Just now for Presently, etc.
❌ The messenger will arrive just now.
✅ The messenger will arrive presently.
▪️ If we are speaking of a near and immediate future time, we must use presently, immediately, in a minute, or soon Just now refers to present past time, and not to future time: He's not at home just now (= at this moment). He left just now (= a little time ago).
🔺 Take by, not from.
❌ Robert took his brother from the hand.
✅ Robert took his brother by the hand.
▪️ Note: Also: hold by, catch by, seize by, snatch by, grasp by.
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🔺 Like and Love.
❌ I like you! Will you marry me?
✅ I love you! Will you marry me?
▪️ Both verbs can be used for people and things, the only difference is one of degree Love is much stronger than like.
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🔺 Just now for Presently, etc.
❌ The messenger will arrive just now.
✅ The messenger will arrive presently.
▪️ If we are speaking of a near and immediate future time, we must use presently, immediately, in a minute, or soon Just now refers to present past time, and not to future time: He's not at home just now (= at this moment). He left just now (= a little time ago).
#ielts #speaking
🔘 TOPIC: swimming
1️⃣ Do you like swimming ?
Swimming is definitely my favorite sport. It brings me such a great sense of freedom that no other activity can allow me. I’ve found that swimming is the most effective way to take my mind off things that are troubling me.
2️⃣ Is it difficult to learn how to swim ?
I think it is not hard to learn how to swim, once you have become confident in submerging whilst still standing on the pool floor, then your fear of water or fear of swimming is well and truly on the way to being conquered. Learning to swim from there is a piece of cake.TOPIC: swimming
🔘 TOPIC: swimming
1️⃣ Do you like swimming ?
Swimming is definitely my favorite sport. It brings me such a great sense of freedom that no other activity can allow me. I’ve found that swimming is the most effective way to take my mind off things that are troubling me.
2️⃣ Is it difficult to learn how to swim ?
I think it is not hard to learn how to swim, once you have become confident in submerging whilst still standing on the pool floor, then your fear of water or fear of swimming is well and truly on the way to being conquered. Learning to swim from there is a piece of cake.TOPIC: swimming
📗 Confusing words
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▶️ Ago is used with a past tense and a time expression to count back from the present.
🅾️
🔺 His father died three years ago..
🔺 He left ten minutes ago.
▶️
🅾️ Example
🎈 I have seen her before.
🎈 I had seen her before she went
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ago / before▶️ Ago is used with a past tense and a time expression to count back from the present.
🅾️
Example:🔺 His father died three years ago..
🔺 He left ten minutes ago.
▶️
Before is used with a past perfect tense to count back from a past moment. Before can also be used to mean ‘at any time before now / then’. With this meaning, it can be used with both present and past perfect tenses.🅾️ Example
🎈 I have seen her before.
🎈 I had seen her before she went
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📔 Auxiliary Verbs
🔺
▪️ I am a doctor.
▪️ I have opened the door
▪️ Do you work or are you a student?
📔 Auxiliary Verbs
🔺
Auxiliary Verbs are the verbs be, do, have, will when they are followed by another verb (the full verb) in order to form a question, a negative sentence, a compound tense or the passive.▪️ I am a doctor.
▪️ I have opened the door
▪️ Do you work or are you a student?
#grammar
Auxiliary Verbs "Be," "Do," "Have"
🔺 An auxiliary verb helps the main (full) verb and is also called a "helping verb." With auxiliary verbs, you can write sentences in different tenses, moods, or voices.
🔺 Auxiliary verbs are: be, do, have, will, shall, would, should, can, could, may, might, must, ought,
▪️ I think I should study harder to master English.
▪️ I am having a cup of coffee.
▪️ You have been practicing hard.
▪️ It was written by a petitioner.
▪️ You may choose what you like.
🔺 The verb forms of be, do, and have can be used either as a main (full) verb or an auxiliary verb. The following examples show these verbs used as auxiliary verbs.
Auxiliary Verbs "Be," "Do," "Have"
🔺 An auxiliary verb helps the main (full) verb and is also called a "helping verb." With auxiliary verbs, you can write sentences in different tenses, moods, or voices.
🔺 Auxiliary verbs are: be, do, have, will, shall, would, should, can, could, may, might, must, ought,
▪️ I think I should study harder to master English.
▪️ I am having a cup of coffee.
▪️ You have been practicing hard.
▪️ It was written by a petitioner.
▪️ You may choose what you like.
🔺 The verb forms of be, do, and have can be used either as a main (full) verb or an auxiliary verb. The following examples show these verbs used as auxiliary verbs.
#IELTS_writing
🌀Verbs often confused🌀
🔰Could for Was able to
❌ Because Laura worked hard she could finish the job in time.
✅ Because Laura worked hard she was able to finish the job in time.
✏️Note:
If the meaning is managed to or succeeded in doing, use was able to, and not could.
🔰Correlative conjunctions misplaced.
❌ Paul neither speaks English nor French.
✅ Paul speaks neither English nor French.
✏️Note:
Place correlative conjunctions (that is, conjunctions used in pairs, like neither... nor, not only ... but also) before words of the same part of speech.
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🌀Verbs often confused🌀
🔰Could for Was able to
❌ Because Laura worked hard she could finish the job in time.
✅ Because Laura worked hard she was able to finish the job in time.
✏️Note:
If the meaning is managed to or succeeded in doing, use was able to, and not could.
🔰Correlative conjunctions misplaced.
❌ Paul neither speaks English nor French.
✅ Paul speaks neither English nor French.
✏️Note:
Place correlative conjunctions (that is, conjunctions used in pairs, like neither... nor, not only ... but also) before words of the same part of speech.
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#Reading
Maurice Tillet(Maurice's likeness was used as an influence in the DreamWorks film Shrek)
Maurice Tillet, better known by his Professional wrestling name, "The French Angel". Maurice was born in St. Petersburg, Russia on October 23, 1903 of French parents. His father was an engineer involved in the construction of the Trans-Siberian railroad and his mother was a teacher of languages. By age 8 Maurice had lost his father. Sometime afterwards Maurice's mother moved him to Moscow Russia, where she taught at a St. Philip Neri Catholic School where Maurice attended classes.
With the Russian Revolution underway in 1917, his mother decided to move to Rheims, France. She found employment teaching languages at a local girl's college. Probably due to his mother's influence, Maurice learned to speak many languages. Maurice was a devout Catholic and attended church every Sunday. Once in 1947 he was even given an audience with the Pope.
By age 17, Maurice's head, chest, hands, and feet started to expand. By age 19, he was diagnosed with acromegaly. Acromegaly is a disease caused by a tumor on the pituitary gland that then causes bones to thicken to abnormal proportions. It took an angelic young man and turned him into what the public perceived as a monster.
Maurice received his secondary education at St. Stanislaus, a Catholic school in Paris. Once complete he went onto his post-secondary education at Toulouse University of Law.
He was always the athlete, enjoying rugby in particular. Once in 1926 he was named to an all-France rugby team. After a game in London, he received the distinction of shaking the hand of King George V., a distinction he would often mention.
Maurice completed his law degree however chose not to practice.
In the French Navy, Maurice worked as an engineer aboard many battleships eventually achieved the rank of Chief Petty Officer serving a total of 5 years. He eventually got bored with Navy life and rejoined the civilian population.
It was in this time-frame he tried his hand at a number of occupations, and acted in the French cinema. When in the course of WWII he heard the French Navy sunk his ship to avoid capture by the Nazi's, he wept.
Maurice was discovered in Paris, France in 1936 by Lithuanian light-heavyweight champion amateur wrestler Karl Pojello. Karl knew Maurice's interesting look could make him a professional wrestling sensation. At that time Maurice was working for a local Paris studio as an actor and as a doorman. 1939 saw Maurice wrestle in England as, "The Angel", a nickname given to him by his mother. Other names given to him were not as kindly including "Ugliest Man in the World". The bear hug became his signature move.
By late 1939, Maurice had a proven track record and was ready to invade professional wrestling in the United States. Maurice made his American debut on January 24, 1940 at Boston Garden against Luigi Bacigaiupi. Maurice walked down the aisle, entered the ring, leaned over the ropes, and roared at the crowd.
At his American debut were Harvard scientists anticipating the sight of Maurice. They asked him if he would submit to be measured for science and Maurice agreed. They were curious about Maurice as acromegalics often did not live past their 30th year. Acromegalics would often get weak, where-as Maurice was still very strong, and healthy at his current 37 years of age. Maurice was 5 foot 8.5 inches in height, 276 pounds, 47 inch chest. Maurice had a head almost twice that of normal for a man of his size, and hands that could shuffle three decks of cards. He was declared to be the closest living specimen to that of Neanderthal man known to exist.
The crowds flocked to see this monster of a man who was a throwback to prehistoric times. Maurice proved incredibly strong and staged events where he would pull a bus or street car. He wrestled and won against all the greatest wrestlers of his day. His persona was fierce, and although he was sold as a heel, he was kind, gentle, educated, and well-mannered.
Maurice Tillet(Maurice's likeness was used as an influence in the DreamWorks film Shrek)
Maurice Tillet, better known by his Professional wrestling name, "The French Angel". Maurice was born in St. Petersburg, Russia on October 23, 1903 of French parents. His father was an engineer involved in the construction of the Trans-Siberian railroad and his mother was a teacher of languages. By age 8 Maurice had lost his father. Sometime afterwards Maurice's mother moved him to Moscow Russia, where she taught at a St. Philip Neri Catholic School where Maurice attended classes.
With the Russian Revolution underway in 1917, his mother decided to move to Rheims, France. She found employment teaching languages at a local girl's college. Probably due to his mother's influence, Maurice learned to speak many languages. Maurice was a devout Catholic and attended church every Sunday. Once in 1947 he was even given an audience with the Pope.
By age 17, Maurice's head, chest, hands, and feet started to expand. By age 19, he was diagnosed with acromegaly. Acromegaly is a disease caused by a tumor on the pituitary gland that then causes bones to thicken to abnormal proportions. It took an angelic young man and turned him into what the public perceived as a monster.
Maurice received his secondary education at St. Stanislaus, a Catholic school in Paris. Once complete he went onto his post-secondary education at Toulouse University of Law.
He was always the athlete, enjoying rugby in particular. Once in 1926 he was named to an all-France rugby team. After a game in London, he received the distinction of shaking the hand of King George V., a distinction he would often mention.
Maurice completed his law degree however chose not to practice.
In the French Navy, Maurice worked as an engineer aboard many battleships eventually achieved the rank of Chief Petty Officer serving a total of 5 years. He eventually got bored with Navy life and rejoined the civilian population.
It was in this time-frame he tried his hand at a number of occupations, and acted in the French cinema. When in the course of WWII he heard the French Navy sunk his ship to avoid capture by the Nazi's, he wept.
Maurice was discovered in Paris, France in 1936 by Lithuanian light-heavyweight champion amateur wrestler Karl Pojello. Karl knew Maurice's interesting look could make him a professional wrestling sensation. At that time Maurice was working for a local Paris studio as an actor and as a doorman. 1939 saw Maurice wrestle in England as, "The Angel", a nickname given to him by his mother. Other names given to him were not as kindly including "Ugliest Man in the World". The bear hug became his signature move.
By late 1939, Maurice had a proven track record and was ready to invade professional wrestling in the United States. Maurice made his American debut on January 24, 1940 at Boston Garden against Luigi Bacigaiupi. Maurice walked down the aisle, entered the ring, leaned over the ropes, and roared at the crowd.
At his American debut were Harvard scientists anticipating the sight of Maurice. They asked him if he would submit to be measured for science and Maurice agreed. They were curious about Maurice as acromegalics often did not live past their 30th year. Acromegalics would often get weak, where-as Maurice was still very strong, and healthy at his current 37 years of age. Maurice was 5 foot 8.5 inches in height, 276 pounds, 47 inch chest. Maurice had a head almost twice that of normal for a man of his size, and hands that could shuffle three decks of cards. He was declared to be the closest living specimen to that of Neanderthal man known to exist.
The crowds flocked to see this monster of a man who was a throwback to prehistoric times. Maurice proved incredibly strong and staged events where he would pull a bus or street car. He wrestled and won against all the greatest wrestlers of his day. His persona was fierce, and although he was sold as a heel, he was kind, gentle, educated, and well-mannered.
On May 13, 1940 Maurice defeated Steve Casey by disqualification for the American Wrestling Association World Title in Boston, and beat him clean again two weeks later. Maurice reinvigorated professional wrestling as crowds dramatically increased to witness his body and his ability. He remained unbeaten for nineteen months but on May 13, 1942, Maurice lost the AWA title back to Steve Casey.
Although no longer billed as unbeatable, "The Angel" remained a very popular draw. Maurice held the AWA World Title (Boston) from May 13, 1940 to May 13, 1942 and the Montreal World Title March 30, 1942 to June 25, 1942. He was also the AWA champion from August 1, 1944 until August 15, 1944.
Maurice reported to the U.S. Army in 1942 to serve in the war effort but was told that he would be a curiosity and distraction and was denied service. In February of 1947, Maurice took his oath of citizenship to the United States.
Maurice is widely believed to have been the inspiration for the cartoon character "Shrek", although DreamWorks has never confirmed precisely from where Shrek's inspiration arose. The film was originally written and animated to fit actor Chris Farley. When Farley died, a whole new film was written. In a rush to create a new film, it is presumed Dreamworks found in Maurice the perfect representation of an older, wiser, grumpier ogre, yet possessing a noble character of a hero. The physical characteristics, as well personality traits of Maurice, and his wrestling persona "The French Angel", appear to be evident throughout the film.
Maurice was found in the 1935 French Film Princesse Tam Tam, starring Josephine Baker.
Although no longer billed as unbeatable, "The Angel" remained a very popular draw. Maurice held the AWA World Title (Boston) from May 13, 1940 to May 13, 1942 and the Montreal World Title March 30, 1942 to June 25, 1942. He was also the AWA champion from August 1, 1944 until August 15, 1944.
Maurice reported to the U.S. Army in 1942 to serve in the war effort but was told that he would be a curiosity and distraction and was denied service. In February of 1947, Maurice took his oath of citizenship to the United States.
Maurice is widely believed to have been the inspiration for the cartoon character "Shrek", although DreamWorks has never confirmed precisely from where Shrek's inspiration arose. The film was originally written and animated to fit actor Chris Farley. When Farley died, a whole new film was written. In a rush to create a new film, it is presumed Dreamworks found in Maurice the perfect representation of an older, wiser, grumpier ogre, yet possessing a noble character of a hero. The physical characteristics, as well personality traits of Maurice, and his wrestling persona "The French Angel", appear to be evident throughout the film.
Maurice was found in the 1935 French Film Princesse Tam Tam, starring Josephine Baker.
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#IELTS_VOCABULARY
🔶🔸 FAMILY Vocabulary 🔸🔶
siblings
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ As an only-child, I’ve always wanted to have siblings.
▪️ Children growing up with no siblings are often spoilt.
to allow = permit = let
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️My biological father always allowed me to eat ice-cream before dinner.
▪️Minors shouldn’t be allowed to buy alcohol.
quality time
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️My mother and I didn’t spend enough quality time together. She always had to work.
▪️Spending quality time with your children is more important than making a lot of money.
to take after somebody
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️I take after my mother. I have the same green eyes.
▪️Children often take after one of their grandparents.
overprotective (adj.)
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️My mum used to be overprotective when I was a child. She never let me go to the playground on my own (alone).
▪️Overprotective parents should seek professional help to help them relax a little.
strict (adj.)
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️My mother was very strict. If I was just ten minutes late, she grounded me for a week.
▪️Strict teachers are often more popular than lenient ones, because they don’t let misbehaved children interfere with their teaching.
🔶🔸 FAMILY Vocabulary 🔸🔶
siblings
✍️
brothers or sisters, individuals sharing the same father or mother✏️ e.g :
▪️ As an only-child, I’ve always wanted to have siblings.
▪️ Children growing up with no siblings are often spoilt.
to allow = permit = let
✍️
to give your permission to someone to do something✏️ e.g :
▪️My biological father always allowed me to eat ice-cream before dinner.
▪️Minors shouldn’t be allowed to buy alcohol.
quality time
✍️
time when you dedicate yourself to only one person or activity✏️ e.g :
▪️My mother and I didn’t spend enough quality time together. She always had to work.
▪️Spending quality time with your children is more important than making a lot of money.
to take after somebody
✍️
to be/resemble someone in appearance or character✏️ e.g :
▪️I take after my mother. I have the same green eyes.
▪️Children often take after one of their grandparents.
overprotective (adj.)
✍️
wanting to protect someone too much✏️ e.g :
▪️My mum used to be overprotective when I was a child. She never let me go to the playground on my own (alone).
▪️Overprotective parents should seek professional help to help them relax a little.
strict (adj.)
✍️
wanting order and discipline all the time, opposite = lenient, forgiving✏️ e.g :
▪️My mother was very strict. If I was just ten minutes late, she grounded me for a week.
▪️Strict teachers are often more popular than lenient ones, because they don’t let misbehaved children interfere with their teaching.
#IELTS_VOCABULARY
🔶🔸 FAMILY Vocabulary 2 🔸🔶
nuclear family
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ Nowadays most people live in nuclear families.
▪️ Living in nuclear families means we don’t get to listen to our grandparents’ stories.
to get on well with somebody
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ When we were children, my sister and I didn’t get on very well. We used to pull each other’s pony-tails.
▪️ I wish I could get on well with my mother-in-law, but she’s a real witch.
relative
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ I think my relatives hate me. I never get any Christmas presents.
▪️ You can choose your friends, but can’t choose your relatives.
in-laws
✍️
✏️ e.g :
I hate the idea of spending the holidays with my in-laws.
▪️ I never know what to buy for my in-laws for Christmas.
red-letter day
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ It was a red-letter day when my son finally learnt how to tie his shoelaces.
▪️ If I pass my exam, that’ll be a red-letter day.
stepparent, stepmother, stepfather
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ First, I hated the idea of moving in with my stepfather, but then it wasn’t so bad.
▪️ Cinderella used to live with a wicked stepmother and two stepsisters.
stepfamily = blended family
✍️
✏️ e.g :
▪️ Living in a stepfamily never really bothered me. I could visit my father as often as I wanted.
▪️ Blending families to create stepfamilies is a difficult process.
🔶🔸 FAMILY Vocabulary 2 🔸🔶
nuclear family
✍️
the smallest family unit: mother, father and children (opposite: extended family)✏️ e.g :
▪️ Nowadays most people live in nuclear families.
▪️ Living in nuclear families means we don’t get to listen to our grandparents’ stories.
to get on well with somebody
✍️
to have a good relationship with somebody✏️ e.g :
▪️ When we were children, my sister and I didn’t get on very well. We used to pull each other’s pony-tails.
▪️ I wish I could get on well with my mother-in-law, but she’s a real witch.
relative
✍️
a person who is related to you by blood or marriage✏️ e.g :
▪️ I think my relatives hate me. I never get any Christmas presents.
▪️ You can choose your friends, but can’t choose your relatives.
in-laws
✍️
members of your wife’s or husband’s family✏️ e.g :
I hate the idea of spending the holidays with my in-laws.
▪️ I never know what to buy for my in-laws for Christmas.
red-letter day
✍️
any day that’s significant and memorable to you for a reason✏️ e.g :
▪️ It was a red-letter day when my son finally learnt how to tie his shoelaces.
▪️ If I pass my exam, that’ll be a red-letter day.
stepparent, stepmother, stepfather
✍️
new wives or husbands of your biological parents✏️ e.g :
▪️ First, I hated the idea of moving in with my stepfather, but then it wasn’t so bad.
▪️ Cinderella used to live with a wicked stepmother and two stepsisters.
stepfamily = blended family
✍️
a family where either one or both parents have children from previous relationships✏️ e.g :
▪️ Living in a stepfamily never really bothered me. I could visit my father as often as I wanted.
▪️ Blending families to create stepfamilies is a difficult process.
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IELTS Speaking test in Delhi India – July 2019
Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What is your profession?
– Why did you choose it?
– What do you do for work?
– Do you like it?
– Would you like to do something else in the future?
– Why is that?
Cue Card
Describe a TV program that you watch regularly. Please say
– Describe the program.
– When and where do you watch it?
– Why do you watch it?
Discussion
– Do you watch it by yourself? Why?
– Do people nowadays watch more or less TV than before?
– Why do you think it is?
– What kind of TV programs are popular in your country?
– What kind of games do children play these days?
– Are computer games good or bad for children? Why?
– What kind of games do you think are beneficial for them?
– How can parents help them in this regard?
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Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What is your profession?
– Why did you choose it?
– What do you do for work?
– Do you like it?
– Would you like to do something else in the future?
– Why is that?
Cue Card
Describe a TV program that you watch regularly. Please say
– Describe the program.
– When and where do you watch it?
– Why do you watch it?
Discussion
– Do you watch it by yourself? Why?
– Do people nowadays watch more or less TV than before?
– Why do you think it is?
– What kind of TV programs are popular in your country?
– What kind of games do children play these days?
– Are computer games good or bad for children? Why?
– What kind of games do you think are beneficial for them?
– How can parents help them in this regard?
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Interjections of surprise and shock
🔹 ooh
used for showing a reaction such as surprise, excitement, or pleasure
🔸 wow
informal used for showing that you are very surprised or impressed by something
🔹 well
used for expressing a feeling such as doubt, surprise, or anger
🔸 good/oh Lord
used when you are surprised, angry, or upset
🔹 hey
used for getting someone’s attention or for showing that you are surprised or annoyed
🔸 oh
used for expressing an emotion such as surprise, anger, or happiness
🔹 aah
used for showing that you are happy, satisfied, or surprised
🔸 say
mainly americaninformal used for expressing surprise
🔹 well, well
used for expressing surprise
🔹 ooh
used for showing a reaction such as surprise, excitement, or pleasure
🔸 wow
informal used for showing that you are very surprised or impressed by something
🔹 well
used for expressing a feeling such as doubt, surprise, or anger
🔸 good/oh Lord
used when you are surprised, angry, or upset
🔹 hey
used for getting someone’s attention or for showing that you are surprised or annoyed
🔸 oh
used for expressing an emotion such as surprise, anger, or happiness
🔹 aah
used for showing that you are happy, satisfied, or surprised
🔸 say
mainly americaninformal used for expressing surprise
🔹 well, well
used for expressing surprise
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