💢 Other Ways To Say:
On The Other Hand!

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#Word_of_the_day

⚜️ Needless to say!

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Fill in the blank with the missing word: (your reaction is your answer)

➡️ Oh I am so ............! Let's go and rent a video or something.

👍) boring
❤️) fed up
👏) tired
🙏) unhappy

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Candy 🍬
What is this called?

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🖼️ See somebody do sth
🖼️ See somebody doing sth
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💢 ‌Five alternatives to Child

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#Word_of_the_day

🫰 Wing it!

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🍒 Collocations of Save ⚡

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♨️ Today's idioms:

❇️ To be carzy about :
Ⓜ️ to like sth very much

❇️ Cup of tea:
Ⓜ️ describe something you like, something you are good at or something you enjoy doing

❇ to be down in the dump :
Ⓜ️ to feel sad

❇️ to drop by:
Ⓜ️ pay a short visit

❇️ hang around:
Ⓜ️ spend time idly

❇️ hang out:
Ⓜ️ spend time with friends

❇️ have a blast(slang):
Ⓜ️ enjoy oneself

❇️ take it easy:
Ⓜ️ don't worry

❇️ to take sth the wrong way:
Ⓜ️ to take offense

❇️ there is no accounting for taste:
Ⓜ️ it's impossible to explain individual likes and dislikes

❇️ under one's breath:
Ⓜ️ quietly

❇️ to be up in the air:
Ⓜ️ uncertain ✴️

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👨‍🎤 Artist: Adele
🎭Genres: pop
🎶 Song title: to be loved
📢 Released: 2021

#lyrics #music
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🐠 Do 🆚 Make 🐠

#common_mistakes_in_English
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Today's phrasal verbs are:

✳️ Rack out
✳️ Rack off
✳️ Rack up

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What is this sound? 🔊

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Precede 🆚 Proceed

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8️⃣ shortened words Brits use

🤭 We Brits love to shorten our words, which can get a bit tricky. No worries – this video's got you covered! 🇬🇧

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🧠 -ing clauses
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Fill in the blank with the missing word: (your reaction is your answer)

➡️ I don't think Alan is .......... Sherie is at home with him.

👍) lonely
❤️) solitary
👏) unsociable
🙏) alone

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🐠 Other ways to say: No 🐠

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🌻 Collocations with Give 🌻

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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂 Using the past tense after DID instead of the infinitive without To.

📍A) to ask question;
❌ Don’t say: Did you went to school yesterday?
🟢 Say: Did you go to school yesterday?

📍B) to make negatives;
❌ Don’t say: I did not went to school yesterday.
🟢 Say: I did not go to school yesterday.

🔎 Use the present infinitive without to, not the past tense after the auxiliary did.

📝Note: the answer to a question beginning with did is always in the past tense; Did you see the picture? yes, I saw the picture, Or Yes, I did.

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