آهنگ بسیار زیبا و جاودانه از
Nat King Cole
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
Jack Frost nipping at your nose
Yule-tide carols being sung by a choir
And folks dressed up like Eskimos
Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe
Help to make the season bright
Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow
Will find it hard to sleep tonight
They know that Santa's on his way
He's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh
And every mother's child is gonna spy
To see if reindeer really know how to fly
And so I'm offering this simple phrase
To kids from one to ninety-two
Although it's been said many times, many ways
Merry Christmas to you
Nat King Cole
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
Jack Frost nipping at your nose
Yule-tide carols being sung by a choir
And folks dressed up like Eskimos
Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe
Help to make the season bright
Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow
Will find it hard to sleep tonight
They know that Santa's on his way
He's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh
And every mother's child is gonna spy
To see if reindeer really know how to fly
And so I'm offering this simple phrase
To kids from one to ninety-two
Although it's been said many times, many ways
Merry Christmas to you
Word of the day :
cavalcade [noun | kav-ul-KAYD]
1. a procession of vehicles or ships
Example: Uniformed cavalcades were performing their routines in the parade.
2. series
Example :
A cavalcade of Hollywood's finest actors participated in the ceremony.
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cavalcade [noun | kav-ul-KAYD]
1. a procession of vehicles or ships
Example: Uniformed cavalcades were performing their routines in the parade.
2. series
Example :
A cavalcade of Hollywood's finest actors participated in the ceremony.
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Word of the day :
Reckon [verb | reken]
1. guess or think
Example:
Who do you reckon is going to win the Super Bowl?
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Reckon [verb | reken]
1. guess or think
Example:
Who do you reckon is going to win the Super Bowl?
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"Futre" !!!!
“Future” can be either an adjective or a noun. When used as an adjective, it doesn’t take any article itself; it is preceded by the article of the noun it modifies:
The card will be sent to you at a future date.
This policy will affect the future course of action.
We do it for future generations!
Of course, the logic stays the same even after the preposition “in”, which is probably the most confusing case for non-native speakers:
I would like to address this issue in future articles.
When “future” is used as a noun, the situation gets a little more complicated. When “future” means “the time or the events that will come after the present”, it is always used with the definite article:
No one knows the future. (correct)
No one knows future. (wrong)
You should start thinking about the future. (correct)
You should start thinking about future. (wrong)
“Future” can also refer to what will happen to someone at a later time. In this case, we usually use a possessive, as in
My future is uncertain.
Alternatively, if there is no possessive, we use the definite article:
This contract will determine the future of our employees.
It is also common to speak about something or someone “having a future” when it could be potentially successful in the future:
Windows Phone does not have a future.
The singer is really good. I think she has a future.
In (the) future
The phrase “in (the) future” has two meanings. When it means “at a future point in time”, it is used with the definite article:
I would like to move to Spain in the future. (correct)
I would like to move to Spain in future. (probably wrong)
However, when it means “from now on”, there is a divide between American English and British English. An American would still say “in the future”, as in the previous case, whereas a Brit would likely say “in future” (with no article). Thus, “from now on, please, be more careful” could be rephrased as
In future, please, be more careful. (British English)
In the future, please, be more careful. (American English)
If you speak American English, you don’t have to care about the distinction. However, if you speak British English, using “in future” instead of “in the future” can completely change the meaning of a sentence. Compare
Human beings will live on the Moon in the future.
(Human beings will live on the Moon at some point in the future.)
and
Human beings will live on the Moon in future. (British English only)
(Human beings will live on the Moon from now on.)
“Future” can be either an adjective or a noun. When used as an adjective, it doesn’t take any article itself; it is preceded by the article of the noun it modifies:
The card will be sent to you at a future date.
This policy will affect the future course of action.
We do it for future generations!
Of course, the logic stays the same even after the preposition “in”, which is probably the most confusing case for non-native speakers:
I would like to address this issue in future articles.
When “future” is used as a noun, the situation gets a little more complicated. When “future” means “the time or the events that will come after the present”, it is always used with the definite article:
No one knows the future. (correct)
No one knows future. (wrong)
You should start thinking about the future. (correct)
You should start thinking about future. (wrong)
“Future” can also refer to what will happen to someone at a later time. In this case, we usually use a possessive, as in
My future is uncertain.
Alternatively, if there is no possessive, we use the definite article:
This contract will determine the future of our employees.
It is also common to speak about something or someone “having a future” when it could be potentially successful in the future:
Windows Phone does not have a future.
The singer is really good. I think she has a future.
In (the) future
The phrase “in (the) future” has two meanings. When it means “at a future point in time”, it is used with the definite article:
I would like to move to Spain in the future. (correct)
I would like to move to Spain in future. (probably wrong)
However, when it means “from now on”, there is a divide between American English and British English. An American would still say “in the future”, as in the previous case, whereas a Brit would likely say “in future” (with no article). Thus, “from now on, please, be more careful” could be rephrased as
In future, please, be more careful. (British English)
In the future, please, be more careful. (American English)
If you speak American English, you don’t have to care about the distinction. However, if you speak British English, using “in future” instead of “in the future” can completely change the meaning of a sentence. Compare
Human beings will live on the Moon in the future.
(Human beings will live on the Moon at some point in the future.)
and
Human beings will live on the Moon in future. (British English only)
(Human beings will live on the Moon from now on.)
سوالات اسپیکینگ آزمون آیلتس مربوط به 25 آبان 95:
1. What sort of bag do you use on a regular basis?
2. How do you choose your bag?
3. Do you like chocolate?
4. Do you ever buy chocolate as a gift?
5. The best advertisement you have ever seen?
6. Where did you see this advertisement?
7. Do you think some advertisements should be banned?
8. Advantages and disadvantages of advertisement?
9. Do you think advertisement can affect people's taste?
10. What science would you like to study?
1. What sort of bag do you use on a regular basis?
2. How do you choose your bag?
3. Do you like chocolate?
4. Do you ever buy chocolate as a gift?
5. The best advertisement you have ever seen?
6. Where did you see this advertisement?
7. Do you think some advertisements should be banned?
8. Advantages and disadvantages of advertisement?
9. Do you think advertisement can affect people's taste?
10. What science would you like to study?
سوالات رایتینگ آزمون ایلتس امروز 29 آبان1395
task 1:
you have recently found a job oversease. write a recommendation letter to your manager sugesting a family member for a job openning.
you should introduce yourself.
explain why he/she is a good fit for the job and what qualifications she/he has.
task 2:
Staying at a hotel while visiting a foreign country does not allow you to understand the culture of that country. to what extent do you agree or disagree?
task 1:
you have recently found a job oversease. write a recommendation letter to your manager sugesting a family member for a job openning.
you should introduce yourself.
explain why he/she is a good fit for the job and what qualifications she/he has.
task 2:
Staying at a hotel while visiting a foreign country does not allow you to understand the culture of that country. to what extent do you agree or disagree?
🔴 اخبار آیلتس
بنا بر اعلام برخی از سنتر های رسمی آیلتس، از اول ماه نوامبر برگههای رايتينگ و لیسنینگ و ریدینگ در سنتر های رسمی سراسر جهان به استرالیا و کانادا فرستاده شده و در این دو کشور تصحیح می شوند.
تا به حال روال کار در تمام دنیا اینگونه بود که تمام کار های تصحیح و نمره دهی در همان سنتری که امتحان داده اید، انجام می شد.
پی گیری های انجام شده نشان میدهد که از آغاز این هفته، در تمامی دنیا ( و نه فقط ایران) ، برگه های رايتينگ و لیسنینگ و ریدینگ اسکن شده و برای تصحیح به صورت متمرکز به دو کشور استرالیا و کانادا فرستاده میشود.
توجه داشته باشید که مصاحبه اسپیکینگ و نمره دهی آن هنوز در خود سنتر ها انجام می شود و تغییری در آن ایجاد نشده است و طبق اخبار واصله در آینده نزدیک هم تغییری نخواهد کرد.
حدس ما این است که ظاهراً هدف مرکز جهانی آیلتس از این کار فقط ایجاد احساس امنیت و سلامت امتحان آیلتس در مقامات رسمی کانادا و استرالیا بوده است ( دقت کنید که این دو کشور بیشترین استفاده مهاجرتی و دانشگاهی از امتحان آیلتس را دارند).
تبعات این تغییر برای شما: هیچ!
عملاً این انتقال هیچ تفاوتی به حال شما ندارد و پاسخ امتحان در همان سیزده روز گفته شده به شما داده می شود.
فقط دیگر بهانهای وجود ندارد که در فلان کشور یا فلان سنتر خاص به رايتينگ نمره کمتر یا بیشتری داده میشود.
توصیه ما، مثل همیشه، دوری از حاشیه و تقویت زبان انگلیسی عمومی ( گرامر و واژگان) و تسلط بر محتوا و فرم امتحان آیلتس با تمرین مداوم است.
#miscellaneous
#news
بنا بر اعلام برخی از سنتر های رسمی آیلتس، از اول ماه نوامبر برگههای رايتينگ و لیسنینگ و ریدینگ در سنتر های رسمی سراسر جهان به استرالیا و کانادا فرستاده شده و در این دو کشور تصحیح می شوند.
تا به حال روال کار در تمام دنیا اینگونه بود که تمام کار های تصحیح و نمره دهی در همان سنتری که امتحان داده اید، انجام می شد.
پی گیری های انجام شده نشان میدهد که از آغاز این هفته، در تمامی دنیا ( و نه فقط ایران) ، برگه های رايتينگ و لیسنینگ و ریدینگ اسکن شده و برای تصحیح به صورت متمرکز به دو کشور استرالیا و کانادا فرستاده میشود.
توجه داشته باشید که مصاحبه اسپیکینگ و نمره دهی آن هنوز در خود سنتر ها انجام می شود و تغییری در آن ایجاد نشده است و طبق اخبار واصله در آینده نزدیک هم تغییری نخواهد کرد.
حدس ما این است که ظاهراً هدف مرکز جهانی آیلتس از این کار فقط ایجاد احساس امنیت و سلامت امتحان آیلتس در مقامات رسمی کانادا و استرالیا بوده است ( دقت کنید که این دو کشور بیشترین استفاده مهاجرتی و دانشگاهی از امتحان آیلتس را دارند).
تبعات این تغییر برای شما: هیچ!
عملاً این انتقال هیچ تفاوتی به حال شما ندارد و پاسخ امتحان در همان سیزده روز گفته شده به شما داده می شود.
فقط دیگر بهانهای وجود ندارد که در فلان کشور یا فلان سنتر خاص به رايتينگ نمره کمتر یا بیشتری داده میشود.
توصیه ما، مثل همیشه، دوری از حاشیه و تقویت زبان انگلیسی عمومی ( گرامر و واژگان) و تسلط بر محتوا و فرم امتحان آیلتس با تمرین مداوم است.
#miscellaneous
#news
در فایل بالا نشانه های اختصاری برای یادداشت برداری سریع هنگام انجام تمرینات لیسنینگ و یا حین امتحان لیسنینگ آورده شده که به شما کمک میکند سرعت یادداشت برداشتن خود را افزایش دهید.
موضوع رایتینگ آکادمیک امروز 25 آذر:
1. Diagram (Recycling Process)
2. Advantages and disadvantages of social media?
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1. Diagram (Recycling Process)
2. Advantages and disadvantages of social media?
@iranielts