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Common Mistakes in English
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Using the wrong preposition


💬Interested in, not for .
❌Don’t say : She’s not interested for her work .
✅ Say : She’s not interested in her work .

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💬Jealous of, not from .
❌Don’t say : He’s very jealous from his brother .
✅ Say : He’s very jealous of his brother .

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💬Leave for a place , not to a place .
❌Don’t say : They’re leaving to England soon .
✅ Say : They’re leaving for England soon .

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💬Live on, not from.
❌Don’t say : He lives from his brother’s money .
✅ Say : He lives on his brother’s money .
🔔Note: Feed on ; Some birds feed on insects .

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Today's lesson is about /ɔː / sound
❌be careful not to make /ʌ/ sound while pronuncing the words❌

Some common words containing /ɔː/ include the following:

⭕️with "oa": abroad - broad
⭕️with "ough": thought
⭕️past tense and past participle: bought - fought - sought
⭕️with "a": water;
⭕️with "al": almost - already - alter -always - chalk - false - salt- talk- walk
⭕️with "all": ball - call - fall - mall - small - wall
⭕️with "aw": dawn - hawk - jaw - law - raw - shawl - yawn
⭕️ with "au": August- auction - author - autumn - cause - daughter - fault -launch

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🍎🍏having this delicious meal that is so popular thesedays increases the risk of Cancer, Diabetes and Osteoporosis ,specially in kids!🍏🍎

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🔅to cut a long story short 🔅

✅Meaning
🔅to tell only the main or important parts of a story-not all the details🔅


✅Examples :
1) So I spoke to the boss and to cut a long story short, I'm getting a promotion!

2) There was a technical problem with our plane which they couldn't fix so to cut a long story short, we had to wait for another flight and we arrived a day late.

3) I met Geeta last year and to cut a long story short, we are getting married tomorrow!
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‍ ‍ ‍ 📕📘📕multitude /ˈmʌltɪtjuːd /
▸ noun .
♈️a large number of people or things:

✅ a multitude of medical conditions are due to being overweight.

🛐Father Peter addressed the multitude.

♐️the multitude,
✅the mass of ordinary people without power or influence:

♊️placing ultimate political power in the hands of the multitude.

▶️Synonyms: aggregation, army, assemblage, assembly .


‍ 📕📘📕proof /pruːf /
▸ noun
📚 [mass noun] evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of a statement:

✅you will be asked to give proof of your identity.

♍️[count noun] this is not a proof for the existence of God.

♉️ the action of establishing the truth of a statement.

⏩proofless adjective

⏩Synonyms: affidavit, argument, attestation.


‍ 📕📗sulk /sʌlk

verb [no object]

📕be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment:

✅he was sulking over the break-up of his band.

▸⏩noun a period of sulking:

✅she was in a fit of the sulks.
⏩DERIVATIVES
sulker /ˈsʌlkə / noun

✅Synonyms: be in a huff, be morose, be out of sorts, be silent

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Never give up. Journey to success is tough, but the destination is beautiful

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🔰 Pure iron cannot be hardened by heating and cooling, as ......, because iron lacks the necessary carbon.

(🅰) steel it can
(🅱) can steel
(🆑) with steel can
(🅾) So can steel

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🍎🍏It worsens the infection and the healing process
Decreases the efficiency of the immune system
And increases the risk of Osteoporosis!
Never have it while having a cold!🍎🍏

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‍ 🌴 SLANG 🌴

✔️GLAMPING (NOUN)

Parent words: glamorous/camping

📚Meaning: A form of camping involving accommodation and facilities more luxurious than those associated with traditional camping.

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〰🌸 ‘glamping is likely to satisfy any city slicker seeking a little refuge in nature—without foregoing any of life's luxuries’

〰🌸‘Put away the tent pegs, we're going glamping.’

〰🌸‘The industry must try to attract a younger audience by concentrating on niche markets such as adventure holidays or "glamping".’

〰🌸Two-thirds said they were more attracted to the idea of glamping than to traditional camping.’

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Today's lesson is about /u:/ sound ,let's practise by pronuncing the most common words with this sound:

⭕️With "oo": boot - choose - cool - fool - loose - moon - pool - root -
school - soon - stool - too - tool

⭕️With "u" and magic e : absolute - include - June - rule

⭕️With "u": brutal - conclusion - flu - truth
With "ew": blew - brew - chew - crew - drew - screw - threw

⭕️With "ou": group - soup - through - you - youth

⭕️ With "o": lose - move - tomb - who

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🔰 "My sister drives a two door car. "

🔸This sentence is :

a) Correct ✅
b) Incorrect ❌
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Being Different is not weird. It's just that being different can make a difference

Today's SPEAKING tips

▶️ the third prompt from card:
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✔️Progressing to the subject of …
✔️Moving onto the business of why …
✔️Drawing attention to the matter of …
✔️Proceeding with the issue of …
✔️Moving forward onto the area of …
✔️And now with reference to ….

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📔 Writing
Session #n66: Reviews

Reviews are short descriptions of books, films, plays, TV programmes, etc. They are written to inform readers and viewers, and to give them your opinion/recommendation about whether (or not) they should read a book or see a film/play/etc.

A review should consist of:

a) an introduction in which you summarise all the background information of the book/ film/etc. (i.e. title, name of author/ director, type, setting, etc):

b) a main body consisting of two paragraphs: one about the main points of the plot, presented in chronological order, and another including general comments on the plot, the main characters, the acting, the directing, etc.
Note: You should not reveal the end of the story to the reader.

c) a conclusion in which you recommend or do not recommend the book/ film/ play/ etc, giving reasons to support your recommendation.

📌 Reviews are normally found in newspapers, magazines or as parts of a letter. The style you use depends on the publication and the intended reader and can be formal or semi-formal.
📌 You normally use present tenses and a variety of adjectives to describe the plot and make your comments more clear and to the point.

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