👉 Defend = protect
Examples:
📌 Soldiers are brave people who defend their country.
📌 Mike was the one to break the window, but she defended him again!

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🤩 We've put together 5 movies for A1-A2 that will be easy to understand.

👉Finding Nemo

A tale about journeys of two fish, the fretful Marlin and his young son Nemo, who are separated from each other in the Great Barrier Reef when Nemo is taken from his home and thrust into a fish tank in a dentist's office.

👉The Lion King

We are sure that most of you have already seen it. We suggest you watch it now in English.

👉Frozen

The film depicts a princess who sets off on a journey alongside an iceman, his reindeer, and a snowman to find her estranged sister, whose icy powers have trapped their kingdom in eternal winter.

👉Zootopia

Judy Hopps has had the dream of being the first bunny police officer since she was a kid, and when she moved to Zootopia - that dream becomes a reality.

👉Jumanji

Four teenagers are sucked into a magical video game, and the only way they can escape is to work together to finish the game.

“Emigrate” vs. “immigrate”

📍Emigrate = leave your country
📍Immigrate = enter a new country

🎬 An awkward boy is secretly dating a popular girl, and he wants to tell his class… but he can’t.

Check out the 16-minute short film “Field Trip” to test your English and enjoy a truthful teenage story.

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Adaptable = capable of fitting into a situation

📍During war, many people have become more adaptable as they often change their living conditions.

📌 Difference between "take" and "get"

Take = when the object doesn’t need anyone else to receive something

Get = when the object needs another person to receive something

✅ Take your stuff and get in the car!
✅ No worries, I will take mom’s bags home.

☑ Can I get a ride from you?
☑ I got this bracelet from my mom.

📌 “Affect” vs. “Effect”

🚘 That car accident affected his mental being tremendously.

🚘 That car accident has a tremendous effect on his mental being.

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Independent = free from someone’s control

🏠 Many teenagers want to move from their parents’ house to become more independent.

Difference between that and which

Which = non-restrictive (optional) clause that adds information

That = indicates a specific object and is a clause that cannot be removed

👗 The dress that you wore today was fantastic!
🎊 The party, which was going to be held at his house, was postponed until Tuesday.

Привіт! Рекомендуємо тобі приєднатись до платформи Career Hub, яка відкриває круті можливості для кар'єрного розвитку молоді!

На платформі ти можеш знайти поради про:

⚡️старт кар'єри, як скласти резюме та супровідний лист
⚡️розвиток на фрилансі та монетизацію власного хобі
⚡️ментальне здоров'я та працездатність
⚡️безпеку в онлайн та офлайн просторі
⚡️безплатні ресурси і можливості для молоді

Підписуйся і будемо розвиватися разом 🚀

“lie” vs. “lay”

🚘 She said it was her car! She lies to me all the time.

🛌 Lay down wherever upstairs and take some rest.

Refugee = run away from a country to be in a safe place

🌎 Being a refugee puts on restrictions about what you are allowed to do in another country.

“Because of” comes after verbs.
“Due to” comes after nouns.

🚴‍♂️The bike trip was canceled because of rain.
🚴‍♂️ We canceled the bike trip due to rain.

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Come vs. go

🔥 There are many exceptions for this one. Here is one of the explanations:
Come = movement from the receiver’s viewpoint
- Can you come into my room please?

Go = movement from the doer’s viewpoint
- I don’t want to go on that trip!

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