Public opinion surveys show the country remains divided over nuclear energy.
In this sentence, energy means:
In this sentence, energy means:
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6%
medicine
23%
weaponry
5%
experimentation
66%
power
The rain had stopped, and the wind had died down to its usual whisper.
In this sentence, whisper means:
In this sentence, whisper means:
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58%
a light noise
9%
a disrespectful act
24%
a successful ending
9%
a flash of light
If you quarter an apple, how many pieces do you divide it into?
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11%
three
73%
four
5%
five
11%
two
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π΄Get +adverb particle or preposition: get outπ΄
πΊBefore an adverb particle (like up, away, out) or a preposition, get nearly always refers to a movement of some kind.
βI often get up at five o'clock.
βI went to see him, but he told me to get out.
βWould you mind getting off my foot?
πΊIn some idioms the meaning is different:
πΉget to a place(= arrive at ... );
πΉget over something (= recover from);
πΉget on with somebody (= have a good relationship with).
πΊWith an object ,the structure usually means 'make somebody/something move'.
βYou can't get him out of bed in the morning.
βWould you mind getting your papers off mydesk?
βHave you ever tried to get toothpaste back into the tube?
βThe car's OK- it gets me from A to B.
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πΊBefore an adverb particle (like up, away, out) or a preposition, get nearly always refers to a movement of some kind.
βI often get up at five o'clock.
βI went to see him, but he told me to get out.
βWould you mind getting off my foot?
πΊIn some idioms the meaning is different:
πΉget to a place(= arrive at ... );
πΉget over something (= recover from);
πΉget on with somebody (= have a good relationship with).
πΊWith an object ,the structure usually means 'make somebody/something move'.
βYou can't get him out of bed in the morning.
βWould you mind getting your papers off mydesk?
βHave you ever tried to get toothpaste back into the tube?
βThe car's OK- it gets me from A to B.
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π΄Error Correctionπ΄
Read the sentences, find the errors and correct the sentences.
1. I am learning English for five years.
2. I was working during four hours last night.
3. I lived in Paris during three months.
4. I played a lot of tennis during holidays.
5. I fell asleep the exam.
6. She was talking three hours.
7. I told her that she comes.
8. I told him that he gives the drink to me.
9. I told them that they go.
10. She is good at all.
11. All of us didnβt want to go there.
12. We all were really happy with the results.
13. All is going really well.
14. I like the all kinds of music.
15. I didnβt like the food and couldnβt eat all.
π Check your answers
Read the sentences, find the errors and correct the sentences.
1. I am learning English for five years.
2. I was working during four hours last night.
3. I lived in Paris during three months.
4. I played a lot of tennis during holidays.
5. I fell asleep the exam.
6. She was talking three hours.
7. I told her that she comes.
8. I told him that he gives the drink to me.
9. I told them that they go.
10. She is good at all.
11. All of us didnβt want to go there.
12. We all were really happy with the results.
13. All is going really well.
14. I like the all kinds of music.
15. I didnβt like the food and couldnβt eat all.
π Check your answers
βοΈHe or SheβοΈ
βοΈTraditionally, English has used he/him/his when the sex of a person is not known, or in references that can apply to either men or women, especially in a formal style.
βIf a student is ill, he must send his medical certificate to the College office.
βIf I ever find the person who did that, Iβll kill him.
βοΈMany people now regard such usage as sexist and try to avoid it. He or she, him or her and his or her are common.
βIf a student is ill, he or she must send a medical certificate
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βοΈTraditionally, English has used he/him/his when the sex of a person is not known, or in references that can apply to either men or women, especially in a formal style.
βIf a student is ill, he must send his medical certificate to the College office.
βIf I ever find the person who did that, Iβll kill him.
βοΈMany people now regard such usage as sexist and try to avoid it. He or she, him or her and his or her are common.
βIf a student is ill, he or she must send a medical certificate
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βοΈMaking a suggestionβοΈ
β Why don't we +[verb]
πWhy don't we go for a walk?
πLet's +[verb]
β Let's go for a walk..
πHow about +[ing]
β How about going for a walk?
πWhat if we +[verb]
β What if we go for a walk?
πI think we +[ modal verb ]+[verb ]
β I think we should go for a walk".
πMaybe we + [modal verb ] +verb
β Maybe we could go for a walk. "
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β Why don't we +[verb]
πWhy don't we go for a walk?
πLet's +[verb]
β Let's go for a walk..
πHow about +[ing]
β How about going for a walk?
πWhat if we +[verb]
β What if we go for a walk?
πI think we +[ modal verb ]+[verb ]
β I think we should go for a walk".
πMaybe we + [modal verb ] +verb
β Maybe we could go for a walk. "
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πΉ *TODAY'S THOUGHT*πΉ
( 30 JANUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
All of your dreams cannot
be translated into reality.
But they can act as a
foundation stone of your
glorious future.
Build ur future as u like.
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ
( 30 JANUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
All of your dreams cannot
be translated into reality.
But they can act as a
foundation stone of your
glorious future.
Build ur future as u like.
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ
π΅Get the children dressedπ΅
πΊWe can also use get+object +past participle to talk about completing work on something.
βIt will take me another hour to get the washing done.
βAfter you've got the children dressed, can you make the beds?
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πΊWe can also use get+object +past participle to talk about completing work on something.
βIt will take me another hour to get the washing done.
βAfter you've got the children dressed, can you make the beds?
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π΄Had betterπ΄
We use had better to give strong advice or to tell people what to do(including ourselves).
But do you know the difference between should and had better, ought to and had better?
Do you know that Had better is not used in polite requests?
You can find answers and More information in our new post
How to use "Had better"
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We use had better to give strong advice or to tell people what to do(including ourselves).
But do you know the difference between should and had better, ought to and had better?
Do you know that Had better is not used in polite requests?
You can find answers and More information in our new post
How to use "Had better"
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Forwarded from Shalini
πΉ *TODAY'S THOUGHT*πΉ
( 31 JANUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
Hard work is like a staircase
and
Luck is like a Lift.
Lift may sometimes fail
but Staircase always takes
us to the top.
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ
( 31 JANUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
Hard work is like a staircase
and
Luck is like a Lift.
Lift may sometimes fail
but Staircase always takes
us to the top.
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ
Forwarded from English songs and lyrics
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Dumb Laws in USA
Did you know, that thereβs a crazy law in Juneau, Alaska prohibiting you from bringing your pet flamingo into a barbershop? Or that in Tenessee you might be prosecuted for sharing your Netflix password? And if youβre from Indiana that you are banned from catching a fish with your bare hands? It sure would be interesting to know, why these weirdest laws in the U.S. became laws in the first place.
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Did you know, that thereβs a crazy law in Juneau, Alaska prohibiting you from bringing your pet flamingo into a barbershop? Or that in Tenessee you might be prosecuted for sharing your Netflix password? And if youβre from Indiana that you are banned from catching a fish with your bare hands? It sure would be interesting to know, why these weirdest laws in the U.S. became laws in the first place.
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How to use "Improve"
π Improve considerably
πΊAfter John's promotion, their condition has improved considerably.
π Improve significantly
πΊDavid's writing skills have improved significantly, I can be more proud of him.
π Improve greatly
πΊThe life satisfaction rate has improved greatly after the civilization.
π Improve dramatically
πΊThe dramatical improve in economy, is said to be the main reason of his fame.
π Improve substantially
πΊTreating psychological distress is expected to substantially improve by the creation of new methods.
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π Improve considerably
πΊAfter John's promotion, their condition has improved considerably.
π Improve significantly
πΊDavid's writing skills have improved significantly, I can be more proud of him.
π Improve greatly
πΊThe life satisfaction rate has improved greatly after the civilization.
π Improve dramatically
πΊThe dramatical improve in economy, is said to be the main reason of his fame.
π Improve substantially
πΊTreating psychological distress is expected to substantially improve by the creation of new methods.
moreπ
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π Common mistakesπ
β He behaved cowardly.
β He behaved in a cowardly
manner.
β He behaved like a coward.
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β He laughed silly.
β He gave a silly laugh.
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β He lives miserly.
β He lives in a miserly way.
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π°Some words ending in βly are adjectives, and not normally adverbs. Examples are:
πΊcostly
πΊcowardly
πΊdeadly
πΊfriendly
πΊlikely
πΊlively
πΊlonely
πΊsilly
πΊmiserly
πΊunlikely
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β He behaved cowardly.
β He behaved in a cowardly
manner.
β He behaved like a coward.
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β He laughed silly.
β He gave a silly laugh.
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β He lives miserly.
β He lives in a miserly way.
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π°Some words ending in βly are adjectives, and not normally adverbs. Examples are:
πΊcostly
πΊcowardly
πΊdeadly
πΊfriendly
πΊlikely
πΊlively
πΊlonely
πΊsilly
πΊmiserly
πΊunlikely
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πΉ *TODAY'S THOUGHT*πΉ
( 01 FEBRUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
"LIFE &TIME are the world's
best two teachers.
LIFE teaches us the use of
TIME
& TIME teaches us the value
of LIFE..
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ
( 01 FEBRUARY 2020 )
ππππππππππππ
"LIFE &TIME are the world's
best two teachers.
LIFE teaches us the use of
TIME
& TIME teaches us the value
of LIFE..
π *Good Morning*π
ππππππππππππ