2⃣ On a cold day, you can see your _________ when you _______.
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62%
A) breath / breathe
38%
B) breathe / breath
3⃣ The room filled with smoke, and it was becoming difficult to _________.
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40%
A) breath
60%
B) breathe
♦️ Difference Between BREATH And BREATHE ♦️
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🔶 The word breath is a noun referring to the air going in/out of your mouth and nose. You can…
▪️take a deep breath (inhale a lot of air)
▪️have bad breath (when the air coming out of your mouth smells bad)
▪️hold your breath (keep air in your lungs, like when you go underwater)
▪️gasp for breath (when you have difficulty breathing)
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🔶 The word "breathe" is a verb, referring to the action of taking air in and out. You can…
▪️breathe hard/heavily
(when you’re using a LOT of air)
▪️have trouble breathing
(when a medical condition is interfering with your respiration)
▪️breathe easily/freely again
(when you can relax after a period of intense stress or nervousness)
⚠️ There are two pronunciation differences between breath and breathe:
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🔹The "ea" in "breath" is like in..
bread, head, red, and bed.
🔹The "ea" in "breathe" is like in
need, see, real, and breeze.
🔹The "th" in "breath" is “soft” like in..
path, tooth, and fourth.
🔹The "th" in "breathe" is “hard” like in..
this and these.
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🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀
🔶 The word breath is a noun referring to the air going in/out of your mouth and nose. You can…
▪️take a deep breath (inhale a lot of air)
▪️have bad breath (when the air coming out of your mouth smells bad)
▪️hold your breath (keep air in your lungs, like when you go underwater)
▪️gasp for breath (when you have difficulty breathing)
┈┉❀•✿•❀┉┈
🔶 The word "breathe" is a verb, referring to the action of taking air in and out. You can…
▪️breathe hard/heavily
(when you’re using a LOT of air)
▪️have trouble breathing
(when a medical condition is interfering with your respiration)
▪️breathe easily/freely again
(when you can relax after a period of intense stress or nervousness)
⚠️ There are two pronunciation differences between breath and breathe:
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🔹The "ea" in "breath" is like in..
bread, head, red, and bed.
🔹The "ea" in "breathe" is like in
need, see, real, and breeze.
🔹The "th" in "breath" is “soft” like in..
path, tooth, and fourth.
🔹The "th" in "breathe" is “hard” like in..
this and these.
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🌺 When To Use Bathe (verb)
/beɪð/
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To bathe means to..
▪️wash (in American English) or to swim (in British English / old-fashioned).
▪️In both dialects, it also means to immerse something in liquid.
💡Bathe rhymes with “lathe.”
🌾 Gigi gritted her teeth as she bathed in the frigid sea. (British English) يسبح
🌾 Gregory bathes his dog in a plastic pool made for children. (American English) يستحم
🌾 After today’s hike, I need to take a hot bathe . ❌
🌺 When to use Bath (noun)
/ bɑːθ /(BrE) / bæθ/ (AmE)
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In American English, bath is a NOUN that refers to..
▪️the act of washing something.
▪️Bath is also used to refer to the liquid🧴, container🛁, or room used for washing.
▪️In British English, bath can be also a verb (old fashioned), meaning “to take a bath” or “to wash.”
▪️British English a large long container that you fill with water and sit or lie in to wash yourself
"Bathtub" American English.
💡Bath rhymes with “path.”
🌾 The trainer made an ice bath for the injured athlete.
🌾 Nadine doesn’t like the green tiles of her bath , but she can’t afford to replace them.
🌾 I can’t wait to get home and take a bath .
🌾 Most children don’t really understand why they need to bath daily. 👈 Verb (British English / old-fashioned)
✴️ It is more usual to say "have a bath" in (BrE), and "take a bath" in (AmE). ✴️
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/beɪð/
┈┉━━━❀•✿•❀━━━┉┈
To bathe means to..
▪️wash (in American English) or to swim (in British English / old-fashioned).
▪️In both dialects, it also means to immerse something in liquid.
💡Bathe rhymes with “lathe.”
🌾 Gigi gritted her teeth as she bathed in the frigid sea. (British English) يسبح
🌾 Gregory bathes his dog in a plastic pool made for children. (American English) يستحم
🌾 After today’s hike, I need to take a hot bathe . ❌
🌺 When to use Bath (noun)
/ bɑːθ /(BrE) / bæθ/ (AmE)
┈┉━━━❀•✿•❀━━━┉┈
In American English, bath is a NOUN that refers to..
▪️the act of washing something.
▪️Bath is also used to refer to the liquid🧴, container🛁, or room used for washing.
▪️In British English, bath can be also a verb (old fashioned), meaning “to take a bath” or “to wash.”
▪️British English a large long container that you fill with water and sit or lie in to wash yourself
"Bathtub" American English.
💡Bath rhymes with “path.”
🌾 The trainer made an ice bath for the injured athlete.
🌾 Nadine doesn’t like the green tiles of her bath , but she can’t afford to replace them.
🌾 I can’t wait to get home and take a bath .
🌾 Most children don’t really understand why they need to bath daily. 👈 Verb (British English / old-fashioned)
✴️ It is more usual to say "have a bath" in (BrE), and "take a bath" in (AmE). ✴️
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A seven-year-old girl bathe 🛀 in a bath 🛁 under the shower.🚿
talk through your hat
UK informal
to talk about something without understanding what you are talking about. To say foolish things
⭐Nothing of what he said made sense - he was talking through his hat.
UK informal
to talk about something without understanding what you are talking about. To say foolish things
⭐Nothing of what he said made sense - he was talking through his hat.
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The “T" after the “N” is silent! Why?
I dunno!🤷🏻♀ It's just an accent! (The American accent).
So bear that in mind when you notice different pronunciations in other countries.
The “T" after the “N” is silent! Why?
I dunno!🤷🏻♀ It's just an accent! (The American accent).
So bear that in mind when you notice different pronunciations in other countries.
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I'll get you for this.
I'll teach you a lesson.
You will be sorry.
كلها بمعنى حوريك 🤌👌
I'll teach you a lesson.
You will be sorry.
كلها بمعنى حوريك 🤌👌
💠 Attention إنتباه
UK /əˈten.ʃən/ US /əˈten.ʃən/
notice, thought, or interest:
🔸 After an hour, my attention started to wander (= I stopped taking notice).
🔸 Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?
💠 Intention نية/ قصد
UK /ɪnˈten.ʃən/ US /ɪnˈten.ʃən/
something that you want and plan to do:
🔸[ + to infinitive ]
_ It wasn't my intention to exclude her from the list - I just forgot her.
🔸[ intention of ]
_ I've no intention of changing my plans just to fit in with his.
🔸[ good intentions ]
_ He had good intentions (= He meant to be kind), but unfortunately things just didn’t work out.
💠 Intuition حدس/ شعور
UK /ˌɪn.tʃuːˈɪʃ.ən/ US /ˌɪn.tuːˈɪʃ.ən/
(knowledge from) an ability to understand or know something immediately based on your feelings rather than facts:
🔸I can't explain how I knew - I just had an intuition that you'd been involved in an accident.
🔸You should trust your intuition in making your decision.
🔸Hank’s intuitions were right.
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UK /əˈten.ʃən/ US /əˈten.ʃən/
notice, thought, or interest:
🔸 After an hour, my attention started to wander (= I stopped taking notice).
🔸 Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?
💠 Intention نية/ قصد
UK /ɪnˈten.ʃən/ US /ɪnˈten.ʃən/
something that you want and plan to do:
🔸[ + to infinitive ]
_ It wasn't my intention to exclude her from the list - I just forgot her.
🔸[ intention of ]
_ I've no intention of changing my plans just to fit in with his.
🔸[ good intentions ]
_ He had good intentions (= He meant to be kind), but unfortunately things just didn’t work out.
💠 Intuition حدس/ شعور
UK /ˌɪn.tʃuːˈɪʃ.ən/ US /ˌɪn.tuːˈɪʃ.ən/
(knowledge from) an ability to understand or know something immediately based on your feelings rather than facts:
🔸I can't explain how I knew - I just had an intuition that you'd been involved in an accident.
🔸You should trust your intuition in making your decision.
🔸Hank’s intuitions were right.
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