*_One kind word could change someone's entire day._*

*_Let's talk kindly to each other._*

*_كلمةٌ لطيفةٌ واحدة يمكن أن تُغير يوم شخص ما بأكمله._*

*_لذا لنتحدث بلطف مع بعضنا البعض._*


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*Idiom*
*[ Worth Your While: ]*

_The Meaning:-_
*Good enough to justify the effort.*

Example:-

The flea market is crowded in summer, but it's worth your while to go—you can get great deals there.

Idiom

*Waiting in the wings*

_The Meaning:-_
*Waiting for an opportunity to take action, mostly to replace someone else in their job.*

Example:-
The senior manager is going to retire in next 2 months. Two of his juniors who are waiting in the wings will have a fierce competition.

*(hear / listen)*

*There are two differences between listen and hear:*

*Listen is often a prolonged action, but hear is just one moment in time:*

While I was listening to the news, I heard that there was a plane crash outside the city

(“listening to the news” = continuous action, “heard” = one specific moment)
Listen is often intentional, but hear is often unintentional.

After I heard a loud noise downstairs, I listened carefully to see if a robber 
had entered the house.
(“heard a loud noise” = without trying; “listened carefully” = trying)
However, there are some exceptions in which “hear” is used with intention:

I heard (= listened to) an interesting show on the radio last night.
Listen is always
followed by to. Don’t use “to” after hear.

I’m listening to a podcast.
×× I’m listening a podcast.

I can’t hear the TV. Turn the volume up.

*Always use hear* *when you know or find out about a piece of news (usually we say*
*“hear that” or “hear about”)*

I hear that it’s supposed to rain this weekend
.
××I listen that it’s supposed to rain this weekend.

Have you heard about the new gym that’s opening on Main Street?

*(a / an / one)*

*Use one when the number is important;*
when you want to emphasize that it is only 
one (and not two or three or more):
One of these eggs is rotten, but the others are OK.
I wanted to buy three CDs, but I didn’t have enough money, so I bought only 
one.
*In all other cases,* when the fact of being “one” is not important,
use a / an:
I had an omelet for breakfast.
I bought a new CD yesterday.


*What about the difference between a and an?*
We use an before words beginning 
with a vowel sound, and a before all other words:
an apple / a banana
an ice cream cone / a piece of cake
an egg / a carrot
an omelet / a steak
an umbrella / a uniform
(because “uniform” is pronounced yuniform)
an hour / a hat
(we use an with hour because the H in hour is silent, but the H in hat is not).

*LAWS TO HELP YOU LIVE A MORE PEACEFUL LIFE*

*The more you are thankful, the more you attract things to be thankful for.*

*You will never speak to yourself anymore than you speak to yourself in your head, be kind to yourself.*

*You can't change how people feel about you. So don't try. Just live your life and be happy.*

*A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of Work.*

*Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.*

*Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.*

*It's your life. Don't let anyone make you feel guilty for living your way.*

*Life isn't a matter of milestones, but of moments.*

*Three persons you should not  joke with:*


1. *The person that will stay by your bed when you’re admitted at the hospital or visit you most.*


2. *The person that will get in touch with you when you are silent on social media or real life.*


3. *The one that’ll want to help you even if they’re also in need. That’s not help, it’s called love*


*_~These people genuinely love you. Reciprocate it.~_*

*Idiom*

*Give Him The Slip*

*_The Meaning:-_*
*To get away from; To escape.*

Example:-
He was following me to rob me so I gave him the slip.

*fast / quick / rapid*

*These adjectives are frequently used with the following nouns:*

1- *fast:* car, train, bowler, pace, lane

2- *quick:* glance, look, reply, decision, way

3- *rapid:* change, growth, increase, decline, progress

1- *Fast is used especially to describe a person or thing that moves or is able to move at great speed.*

2- *Quick is more often used to describe something that is done in a short time or without delay.*






*Rapid, swift and speedy are more formal words.*

3- *Rapid is most commonly used to describe the speed at which something changes.*
*It is not used to describe the speed at which something moves or is done:
a rapid train
We had a rapid coffee.

4- *Swift usually describes something that happens or is done quickly and immediately:*
a swift decision
The government took swift action.

5- *Speedy has a similar meaning:*
a speedy recovery.
It is used less often to talk about the speed at which something moves:
a speedy car.

*"Success occurs when your dreams get bigger than your excuses".*

*_Everyone likes happiness, no one likes pain. But you can’t have a rainbow without a little rain.~_*

*_~What is the difference between through, along and across?~_*



*As adverbs the difference between along and through.*

is that along is in company; together while through is from one side to the other by way of the interior.


*The English* _language sometimes has two words for something that is only one word in another_ _language, through and across are examples._
Essentially:

*_Through_*

*is used to talk about movement in an area which is accepted.*

_Along_


*is used when we consider movement in a linear direction,*

*_~All vs Every vs Whole·~_*

*These three words are very similar in their meanings, but they are used in different ways. They mean the total amount of something.*

*1. Every.*

_Every is usually followed by singular countable nouns. It means 'each one without exception'._

I play video games every day.
I have watched every match my team has played.


*2. All.*

~The word all is usually followed by plural countable nouns or uncountable nouns. All means 'the whole amount of something'~

All the students are studying for their exams at the moment.
You say that all the time!·


*3. Whole.*

*Whole is followed by singular countable nouns or uncountable nouns. It means ‘the complete amount of something’*.

I ate the whole dates really quickly.
I've worked the whole day on this presentation.

*8 Ways to Transform your life in 8-10 Weeks.*

1. *Move your body daily. Do any form of exercisethat you love for at least 15 minutes.*

2. *Get at least 7-8 hours of rested sleep everynight.*

3. *Surround yourself with people who uplift andinspire you to be a better person.*

4. *Eat foods that fuel your body, are rich in vitalnutrients & minirals and make you feel good.*

5. *Keep your speace and circle clean. Declutteroften.*

6. *Make prayer & meditation an everyday habita and journal about your goals, thoughts, and feelings every week for at least 5 minutes.*

7. *Commit to the goals you want to accomplish and keep them simple and flexible to fit your lifestyle.*

8. *Avoid mindless scrolling and follow accounts who inspire you & make you a better person.*

*Failure is disappointing but take it as a sign that something needs to change. You may need to change the direction. You may need to change the process. You may need to level up more. You may have the wrong set of expectations.* *Sometimes failure is the best thing that happens to you.*

🌹 *Happy Eid* ❤️
*May Allah bless You with Happiness and Grace Your home with Warmth and Peace.*

*”Sometimes you have to go through darkness to get to the light.”*

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