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⚡️ on the cards

If we think something is likely to happen, we often say it's on the cards.

- A: And what's happening with the relocation?
B: Well, it's still on the cards, apparently.

- I think another downturn is on the cards, to be honest.

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Do you know what a tongue-twister is?

It’s a phrase or sentence that’s difficult to pronounce, even for speakers of English!
Give it a go and see how you do!

📊 Choose the right one!

One of my friends [20-30]

One of my friend [10-15]

👥 30-50 people have voted so far

✅The right way to say is “One of my friends”

Here is the explanation:
"One of" is indicating a particular member out of a set with multiple members in it, so it's correct to use the plural form: "One of my friends." If you only have one friend total, then you can just say "Yesterday, I met my friend." Similarly, when you turn it around thus: One of my friends is meeting me later.
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Today I received one of the most impeccable birthday gifts from the LET’S LEARN family. Another untraditional way of making someone happy 😊.
Having watched the video, my heart started melting down and I was completely blown away as I never ever thought that I would get such an incredible feeling out of birthday present.
Despite not being able to be around of my closest people, I can still feel the pure warmth and amazing sense coming in.

Alhamdulillah! Special thanks to D.M, the Chief Executive of @letslearn_uz and every single student for making this all happen and making the gift.
P.S. Those who were unable to get involved in the video and all this stuff, please know that I love you all.
Sending hugs 🤗 from Japan 🇯🇵.
From: Damirjon
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https://youtu.be/QGBPPCAiZ1o

📚Word of the Day by Oxford:
exacerbate verb
BrE /ɪɡˈzæsəbeɪt/ ; NAmE /ɪɡˈzæsərbeɪt/
Verb Forms
​✅exacerbate something: (formal)
to make something worse, especially a disease or problem
synonym aggravate
Examples:
His aggressive reaction only exacerbated the situation.
The symptoms may be exacerbated by certain drugs.
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We are happy to announce that we are having a SPEAKING CLUB and a MOVIE NIGHT🍿tomorrow at 3:00 pm. You’re all welcome!
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