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🔰 The answer is :
🗣 When a measurement is being described in a sentence, that quantity takes a singular verb form. In such cases, the entire quantity is thought of as a single entity that should be considered together, not separately. See the following examples, in which the entire sample was added or tested at a single time:
🔸 In total, 10 g of tissue was tested. (NOT: 10 g of tissue were tested)
🔸 Five milliliters of solvent was added to the mixture. (NOT: Five milliliters were added)
👉 🅱️ Seventy dollars are too much to pay for this dress . (not correct)
🔰 The answer is :
🗣 When a measurement is being described in a sentence, that quantity takes a singular verb form. In such cases, the entire quantity is thought of as a single entity that should be considered together, not separately. See the following examples, in which the entire sample was added or tested at a single time:
🔸 In total, 10 g of tissue was tested. (NOT: 10 g of tissue were tested)
🔸 Five milliliters of solvent was added to the mixture. (NOT: Five milliliters were added)
👉 🅱️ Seventy dollars are too much to pay for this dress . (not correct)
🔍What is a Noun? ⁉️❕
❇️The definition of a noun is simple: A noun is a person, a place, a thing or an idea. For example:
🌀Person: boy, girl, doctor, Tom
🌀Place: city, France, street, home
🌀Thing: computer, apple, money, glass
🌀Idea: love, emotion, beauty
✴️The word noun comes from the Latin word nomen that means 'name'
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❇️The definition of a noun is simple: A noun is a person, a place, a thing or an idea. For example:
🌀Person: boy, girl, doctor, Tom
🌀Place: city, France, street, home
🌀Thing: computer, apple, money, glass
🌀Idea: love, emotion, beauty
✴️The word noun comes from the Latin word nomen that means 'name'
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LET’S TALK ABOUT….Cleaning up
Useful expressions
🅾️1️⃣ Where do the plates go?
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🅾️2️⃣ Have you got a clean washing -up sponge?
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🅾️3️⃣ There isn’t any more washing-up liquid.
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🅾️4️⃣ You need a wire sponge to clean that.
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🅾️5️⃣ This pan is really dirty.
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🅾️1️⃣ Where do the plates go?
Likobchalarni qayerga qo'yay?@ingliztiliuzz
🅾️2️⃣ Have you got a clean washing -up sponge?
Sizda idish yuvish uchun tozza gubka bormi?@ingliztiliuzz
🅾️3️⃣ There isn’t any more washing-up liquid.
Idish yuvish suyiqligi qolmabdi@ingliztiliuzz
🅾️4️⃣ You need a wire sponge to clean that.
Buni tozalash uchun sizga simlik gubka kerak@ingliztiliuzz
🅾️5️⃣ This pan is really dirty.
Bu tova rosa kir ekan@ingliztiliuzz
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DIALOGUE - Cleaning up
In this dialogue ,Megan and Duncan are cleaning up after a dinner party at Abbie’s house
A: Abbie
B: Duncan
M: Megan
A: Thanks so much for offering to wash up
D:That’s OK.Glad to help.It was a delicious dinner
A: Thanks. Hey,I’m just going to see how the other guests are getting along
D: OK.Bye.(Abbie leaves the kitchen.)
M:Right,come on .Let’s get this done as quickly as possible.Hand me that pan
D: But I haven’t cleaned it yet
M:Just use a paper towel
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D:Where does the cutlery go?
M: Just throw it in this drawer.Come on ,quick.
D: I really think we need some more washing-up liquid.And we need to change the water in the sink.It’s black.
M:It’s OK.Come on!
D: Shouldn’t you be drying those plates before you put them in the cupboard?
M: No one’s going to notice.
D: Look at this frying pan.It’s got something stuck on the bottom.We need the wire brush.
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M: Here ,use this
D: But that’s for cleaning shoes.
M: No one will know.Right,that’s it .
A: Hi. Everything all right?
M:Fine, thanks.
A: Oh,look,you have almost finished.That was,erm,quick.
M: Well,you know me.I don’t like to hang around.
D: (under his breath )You can say thas again!
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In this dialogue ,Megan and Duncan are cleaning up after a dinner party at Abbie’s house
A: Abbie
B: Duncan
M: Megan
A: Thanks so much for offering to wash up
D:That’s OK.Glad to help.It was a delicious dinner
A: Thanks. Hey,I’m just going to see how the other guests are getting along
D: OK.Bye.(Abbie leaves the kitchen.)
M:Right,come on .Let’s get this done as quickly as possible.Hand me that pan
D: But I haven’t cleaned it yet
M:Just use a paper towel
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D:Where does the cutlery go?
M: Just throw it in this drawer.Come on ,quick.
D: I really think we need some more washing-up liquid.And we need to change the water in the sink.It’s black.
M:It’s OK.Come on!
D: Shouldn’t you be drying those plates before you put them in the cupboard?
M: No one’s going to notice.
D: Look at this frying pan.It’s got something stuck on the bottom.We need the wire brush.
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M: Here ,use this
D: But that’s for cleaning shoes.
M: No one will know.Right,that’s it .
A: Hi. Everything all right?
M:Fine, thanks.
A: Oh,look,you have almost finished.That was,erm,quick.
M: Well,you know me.I don’t like to hang around.
D: (under his breath )You can say thas again!
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🗯 NOTE: 🗯
☝️ “according to” cannot be used to talk about one's own opinion/view because it has a third person referent. We use it to talk about the evidence from someone or somewhere else or to report someone else's idea or thought, not our own.
We can say “according to him/her/you/them,” but we cannot say “according to me/us.”
For example:
🔸 According to me, Maria should avoid traveling because she's pregnant. ✖️
🔸 In my opinion, Maria should avoid traveling because she's pregnant. ✔️
☝️ “according to” cannot be used to talk about one's own opinion/view because it has a third person referent. We use it to talk about the evidence from someone or somewhere else or to report someone else's idea or thought, not our own.
We can say “according to him/her/you/them,” but we cannot say “according to me/us.”
For example:
🔸 According to me, Maria should avoid traveling because she's pregnant. ✖️
🔸 In my opinion, Maria should avoid traveling because she's pregnant. ✔️
👨💻It’s fact of the life;
We all lie, Husbands lie to wives, wives lie to husbands, parents lie to kids and presidents lie to everyone,😁 But there’s the most popular, lies which is the lie we tell ourselves and that can be worst of all
Agree...?
We all lie, Husbands lie to wives, wives lie to husbands, parents lie to kids and presidents lie to everyone,😁 But there’s the most popular, lies which is the lie we tell ourselves and that can be worst of all
Agree...?
#Vocabulary
📚 Yes-man
🗯 noun [ C ] , plural -men 🗯
📋 a person who agrees with everything their employer, leader, etc. says in order to please them
✏️ e.g :
▪️ You can't trust what Chad says, he's just the boss's yes-man.
▪️ I can't stand to work with this yes-man
📚 Yes-man
🗯 noun [ C ] , plural -men 🗯
📋 a person who agrees with everything their employer, leader, etc. says in order to please them
✏️ e.g :
▪️ You can't trust what Chad says, he's just the boss's yes-man.
▪️ I can't stand to work with this yes-man
100 Words Every Middle Schooler Should Know
American Heritage Dictionaries normally feature about 70,000 entries. From that multitude, the editors have chosen 100 words that are neither obscure nor outlandish that could give middle schoolers more aplomb and aptitude in their verbal encounters. If you’re not sure whether that is something you need, study this list.
adversary
someone who offers opposition
The students are united by shared suffering, and by a common adversary.New York Times (Nov 10, 2014)
aplomb
great coolness and composure under strain
I wish I had handled it with aplomb.New York Times (May 18, 2014)
apprehensive
in fear or dread of possible evil or harm
Virga still feels apprehensive when visiting an unfamiliar zoo.New York Times (Jul 3, 2014)
More 👉 Learn English
American Heritage Dictionaries normally feature about 70,000 entries. From that multitude, the editors have chosen 100 words that are neither obscure nor outlandish that could give middle schoolers more aplomb and aptitude in their verbal encounters. If you’re not sure whether that is something you need, study this list.
adversary
someone who offers opposition
The students are united by shared suffering, and by a common adversary.New York Times (Nov 10, 2014)
aplomb
great coolness and composure under strain
I wish I had handled it with aplomb.New York Times (May 18, 2014)
apprehensive
in fear or dread of possible evil or harm
Virga still feels apprehensive when visiting an unfamiliar zoo.New York Times (Jul 3, 2014)
More 👉 Learn English
English is not easy.
A few days ago, Japan Prime Minister Mori was given some basic conversation training in English before he visited Washington and met US President Barack Obama.The instructor said to Mori, “When you shake hand with US President Obama, please say ‘how are you. Then Mr Obama should say, ‘I am fine, and you?’.Now, you should say ‘me too’. Afterwards we, the translators, will do the work for you.”
It looks quite simple, but the truth is:-
When Mori met Obama , he mistakenly said “Who are you?” (Instead of ‘How are you?).
Mr Obama was a bit shocked but still managed to react with humor:”Well, I’m Michelle’s husband, ha-ha.”
Then Mr Mori replied, “me too, ha-ha.”
Then there was a long silence in the meeting room.
😉English is difficult, agree...?
A few days ago, Japan Prime Minister Mori was given some basic conversation training in English before he visited Washington and met US President Barack Obama.The instructor said to Mori, “When you shake hand with US President Obama, please say ‘how are you. Then Mr Obama should say, ‘I am fine, and you?’.Now, you should say ‘me too’. Afterwards we, the translators, will do the work for you.”
It looks quite simple, but the truth is:-
When Mori met Obama , he mistakenly said “Who are you?” (Instead of ‘How are you?).
Mr Obama was a bit shocked but still managed to react with humor:”Well, I’m Michelle’s husband, ha-ha.”
Then Mr Mori replied, “me too, ha-ha.”
Then there was a long silence in the meeting room.
😉English is difficult, agree...?
🆎 The differences between for, since and ago
We use for and since to say how long, but there is a little difference between them.
We use for + a period of time
⭕️ For three Days
⭕️ For two years
We use since + the start of the period
⭕️ Since Monday
⭕️ Since 9 o'clock
✅ ago= before now
We use ago with the past
⭕️when did u go out? "Ten minutes ago" (=ten minutes before now)
⭕️ I started my new job three weeks ago.(=three weeks before now)
✅ Here compare ago and for to learn more:
⭕️ when did you arrive in Iran?
I arrived in Iran 2 days ago
⭕️ How long has she been in Iran?
She has been in Iran for 2 days.
We use for and since to say how long, but there is a little difference between them.
We use for + a period of time
⭕️ For three Days
⭕️ For two years
We use since + the start of the period
⭕️ Since Monday
⭕️ Since 9 o'clock
✅ ago= before now
We use ago with the past
⭕️when did u go out? "Ten minutes ago" (=ten minutes before now)
⭕️ I started my new job three weeks ago.(=three weeks before now)
✅ Here compare ago and for to learn more:
⭕️ when did you arrive in Iran?
I arrived in Iran 2 days ago
⭕️ How long has she been in Iran?
She has been in Iran for 2 days.