Around the house
Today, we're going to go through a house, learning vocabulary for the different objects in each room.
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Today, we're going to go through a house, learning vocabulary for the different objects in each room.
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π£Question from @ingliztiliuzz member Shahlo
Difference between house and home?
Can anybody tell me the difference between house and home?
β’οΈ Answer
Hi Shahlo and thanks for the question!
A House is Permanent... A Home is rarely permanent and usually temporary... You can Move your home easily... It is a lot harder to move your House! A house has no emotion attached, though it can be old and broken or new and perfect. A home can be a happy place or a sad place, depending on the situation in your life. Maybe your family is with you, maybe not... It doesn't matter! It is YOUR home! If your family lives in another town, and you plan to return to live there, than that is your family's home... until you return to make it yours again! A home is what you make it! .. But, happy OR violent, if you keep your things there, and it is the place where you usually sleep, then that is your home!
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Difference between house and home?
Can anybody tell me the difference between house and home?
β’οΈ Answer
Hi Shahlo and thanks for the question!
A House is Permanent... A Home is rarely permanent and usually temporary... You can Move your home easily... It is a lot harder to move your House! A house has no emotion attached, though it can be old and broken or new and perfect. A home can be a happy place or a sad place, depending on the situation in your life. Maybe your family is with you, maybe not... It doesn't matter! It is YOUR home! If your family lives in another town, and you plan to return to live there, than that is your family's home... until you return to make it yours again! A home is what you make it! .. But, happy OR violent, if you keep your things there, and it is the place where you usually sleep, then that is your home!
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πhouse, home
βI should go to my house now
β I should go home now
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βI should go to my house now
β I should go home now
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Homes of Animals
βͺοΈ bee ==== hive
πΊ spider ==== web
βͺοΈ mouse ==== hole
πΊ rabbit ==== burrow
βͺοΈ ant ==== hill
πΊ sheep ==== pen
βͺοΈ pig ==== sty
πΊ bird ==== nest
βͺοΈ cow ==== cattle shed
πΊ dog ==== kennel
βͺοΈ lion ==== den
πΊ horse ==== stable
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Homes of Animals
βͺοΈ bee ==== hive
πΊ spider ==== web
βͺοΈ mouse ==== hole
πΊ rabbit ==== burrow
βͺοΈ ant ==== hill
πΊ sheep ==== pen
βͺοΈ pig ==== sty
πΊ bird ==== nest
βͺοΈ cow ==== cattle shed
πΊ dog ==== kennel
βͺοΈ lion ==== den
πΊ horse ==== stable
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πHi dears,
We started English Lessons for beginner level, This is a beginner English course for All who are looking to expand on their basic English language skills learned at the absolute beginner levels .
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
πΉHave
πΉNumbers
πΉDates
πΉAnimals in English
Also worksheets and Audios
All lesson is in our website
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We started English Lessons for beginner level, This is a beginner English course for All who are looking to expand on their basic English language skills learned at the absolute beginner levels .
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
πΉHave
πΉNumbers
πΉDates
πΉAnimals in English
Also worksheets and Audios
All lesson is in our website
π΅ please press any Ads by Yandex once or twice,by this you will support us
Assalomu alaykum
Aziz mushtariy sizni yangi yil bn tabriklaymiz. 2020 siz uchun omadli bo'lishini tilab qolamiz
Quyida so'zlashuv iboralarni o'rganing
1.) By the way - Aytgancha
2.) Take a seat - o'tiring
3.) Catch up - yetib olish
4.) for what? - Nimaga
5.) Get down - tushir
6.) Hold Ρt - ushlab tur
7.) knock off -To'xtat(yo'q qil)
1.) It depends on - Vaziyatga qarab.
2.) ThΡΡ Π°nd thΠ°t - u, bu..
3.) Yes, please! - ha, iltimos
4.) Certainly! - Albatta
5.) Right you are! - Mutlaqo xaqsiz
6.) How muΡh (is it)? Buni narxi qancha
7.) Here you Π°rΠ΅.-Marhamat
1) What it takes to - Aynan mana shu
2.) What about - Buchi
3.) That is why - Shunga ko'ra 4.) Such as - Misol uchun
5.) That's the whole story - Xullas mana shunaqa gaplar
6.) SuΡh Π°nd ΡuΡh - Shunaqa shunaqa
7.) So... Π°Ρ tΠΎ - shunchalikki...
1) And how! - Mutlaqo xaqsiz
2.) Anything but - Faqat shu emas
3.) Exactly! - Aniq
4.) Far frΠΎm Ρt - Umuman bunaqa emas.
5.) For ΡΠ΅rtΠ°in /For sure - to'g'ri
6.) Have had enough β yetarli
7.) Have something against - qarshi bo'lmoq
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Aziz mushtariy sizni yangi yil bn tabriklaymiz. 2020 siz uchun omadli bo'lishini tilab qolamiz
Quyida so'zlashuv iboralarni o'rganing
1.) By the way - Aytgancha
2.) Take a seat - o'tiring
3.) Catch up - yetib olish
4.) for what? - Nimaga
5.) Get down - tushir
6.) Hold Ρt - ushlab tur
7.) knock off -To'xtat(yo'q qil)
1.) It depends on - Vaziyatga qarab.
2.) ThΡΡ Π°nd thΠ°t - u, bu..
3.) Yes, please! - ha, iltimos
4.) Certainly! - Albatta
5.) Right you are! - Mutlaqo xaqsiz
6.) How muΡh (is it)? Buni narxi qancha
7.) Here you Π°rΠ΅.-Marhamat
1) What it takes to - Aynan mana shu
2.) What about - Buchi
3.) That is why - Shunga ko'ra 4.) Such as - Misol uchun
5.) That's the whole story - Xullas mana shunaqa gaplar
6.) SuΡh Π°nd ΡuΡh - Shunaqa shunaqa
7.) So... Π°Ρ tΠΎ - shunchalikki...
1) And how! - Mutlaqo xaqsiz
2.) Anything but - Faqat shu emas
3.) Exactly! - Aniq
4.) Far frΠΎm Ρt - Umuman bunaqa emas.
5.) For ΡΠ΅rtΠ°in /For sure - to'g'ri
6.) Have had enough β yetarli
7.) Have something against - qarshi bo'lmoq
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Most used Idioms
πΉcool as a cucumber - very calm
πΈExample: Sarah felt nervous, but she acted as cool as a cucumber.
πΉPipe dream - An idea or plan that is impossible or very unlikely to happen.
πΈExample: You want to become a famous actor? That sounds like a pipe dream.
πΉWork like a dog-To work very hard.
πΈExample:
Peter became a lawyer after college, and now he works like a dog.
πΉSpeak with a forked
tongue-To tell lies or say one thing and mean something else wa
πΈExamples:
The minister is speaking with a forked tongue, promising support he will never deliver. . People tend to believe Peter because he seems generous, but we know he speaks with a forked tongue.
πΉWet behind the ears-To be young and without experience.
πΈExamples: Peter is too young to take on a job like this! He's still wet behind the ears!
πΉOut of practice-No longer good at doing something
πΈExamples:
Sarah studied French in high school, but she hasn't spoken it since. She is really out of practice.
πΉLive wire-Someone who is very
active and has a lot of energy.
πΈExample:
My sister was the live
wire and I was always called
πΉBig shot-A powerful or important person
πΈExamples: He is trying to become a big shot in the mortgage business.
πΉCall it a day-To stop the work you are doing.
πΈExamples:
You've been studying hard, I think you should Idiom Call it a day
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πΉcool as a cucumber - very calm
πΈExample: Sarah felt nervous, but she acted as cool as a cucumber.
πΉPipe dream - An idea or plan that is impossible or very unlikely to happen.
πΈExample: You want to become a famous actor? That sounds like a pipe dream.
πΉWork like a dog-To work very hard.
πΈExample:
Peter became a lawyer after college, and now he works like a dog.
πΉSpeak with a forked
tongue-To tell lies or say one thing and mean something else wa
πΈExamples:
The minister is speaking with a forked tongue, promising support he will never deliver. . People tend to believe Peter because he seems generous, but we know he speaks with a forked tongue.
πΉWet behind the ears-To be young and without experience.
πΈExamples: Peter is too young to take on a job like this! He's still wet behind the ears!
πΉOut of practice-No longer good at doing something
πΈExamples:
Sarah studied French in high school, but she hasn't spoken it since. She is really out of practice.
πΉLive wire-Someone who is very
active and has a lot of energy.
πΈExample:
My sister was the live
wire and I was always called
πΉBig shot-A powerful or important person
πΈExamples: He is trying to become a big shot in the mortgage business.
πΉCall it a day-To stop the work you are doing.
πΈExamples:
You've been studying hard, I think you should Idiom Call it a day
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New Year's Day, also called simply New Year's or New Year, is observed on January 1, the first day of the year on the modern Gregorian calendar as well as the Julian calendar.New Year's Day is an optional holiday. People dress colorfully and indulge in fun filled activities such as singing, playing games, dancing, and attending parties. Night clubs, movie theaters, resorts, restaurants and amusement parks are filled with people of all ages.People greet and wish each other Happy New Year. Exchanging messages, greeting cards and gifts are part and parcel of the New Year celebration. The New Year signifies that the time has arrived to bid farewell to the by-gone year and to welcome the New Year.
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#Grammar
π§Adverb
An adverb modifies a verb, an adjective or the other adverb in the sentence. Read the following examples.
π Adverb modifying a verb β Examples
He answered the question quickly.
π An adverb modifying an adjective β Examples
They were joyously happy.
The joke was truly funny.
π An adverb modifying other adverb β Example:
They were laughing too loudly.
They started their married life very happily.
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π§Adverb
An adverb modifies a verb, an adjective or the other adverb in the sentence. Read the following examples.
π Adverb modifying a verb β Examples
He answered the question quickly.
π An adverb modifying an adjective β Examples
They were joyously happy.
The joke was truly funny.
π An adverb modifying other adverb β Example:
They were laughing too loudly.
They started their married life very happily.
More about adverb
Advanced Grammar
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