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Today's phrasal verbs are:

✳️Ask around
✳️Ask over
✳️Auction off

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​​‍ 🔹Going Out of Business🔹

Julianne: I’m really glad to be back in Macville. What happened to the market that used to be here?

Helio: Oh, it went belly up. It struggled for many years. The owners tried to downsize and reduced the space they were renting, but they had to throw in the towel when they got into debt.

Julianne: What a shame! It was such a nice store, and the family who owned it was always so friendly.

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​​​🗓 27th April
📚 Tell a Story Day 📖

Tell a Story Day is celebrated in the United States, Scotland and the United Kingdom. The aim of the day to get participants telling, sharing and listening to each others stories. It is a celebration of the art of oral storytelling in all of its many forms, whether it be fiction or non-fiction, a tall tale, or folklore. The stories may be told from memory or from a book. Events can be held in community centres, churches, homes and gardens, hospitals, libraries, schools or more unusual venues!

The origin of the day is unknown, but there is surely a story to tell about it – maybe you can make one up for the next Tell a Story Day! For the day itself you can organise your own event with friends, family or colleagues and create a magical world of enchanting fairy tales, scary ghost stories or age-old family legends.

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Daily Dare №7 Prone Reverse Fly
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❇️ spotlight ❇️
🔆 Many of the verbs above PART1 PART 2 are also used as nouns. The words in bold below are often used with them.

We decided to go for a stroll.
He had a pronounced limp.
I went for a ten-mile hike.
He made a dash for the door.
Tiie horse broke into a gallop.
Who led the charge?
The film has a high-speed car chase.

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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂 1. using the simple past instead of the present perfect.
❌ Don’t say: I saw the Parthenon of Athens.
✅ Say: I have seen the Parthenon of Athens.

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💡 If we are speaking of the result of a past action rather than of the action itself, We must use the present perfect tense. When somebody says, I have seen the parthenon, he or she is not thinking so much of the past act of seeing it, as of the present result of that past action.

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Daily Dare №8 Squat Hold
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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂1. using the simple past tense with a recent action, instead of the present perfect .
❌Don’t say : The clock struck .
✅ Say : The clock has struck .
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💡If we are speaking of an action just finished, we must use the present perfect instead of the simple past tense .for example, immediately after the clock strikes, we shouldn’t say The clock struck, but the clock has struck .

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🗂2. Using the simple present instead of the present perfect .
❌Don’t say : I’m at this school two years.
✅ Say : l’ve been at this school two years .
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💡Use the present perfect (had not the simple present) for an action begun in the past and continuing into the present . I’ve been at his school two years means I’m still here .

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​​Today's vocabularies are about Physical exercise:
🎬 PART 1

1️⃣ supple /ˈsʌpəl/ adjective
📖 someone who is supple bends and moves easily and gracefully 📌 OPP stiff
🏷 She exercises every day to keep herself supple.
🏷 Exercise will help keep your joints and muscles supple.

2️⃣ stiff /stɪf/ adjective (comparative stiffer, superlative stiffest)
📖 if someone or a part of their body is stiff, their muscles hurt and it is difficult for them to move
🏷 Her legs were stiff from kneeling.
🏷 Her fingers were stiff with cold.

3️⃣ slug‧gish /ˈslʌɡɪʃ/ adjective
📖 moving or reacting more slowly than normal
🏷 Alex woke late, feeling tired and sluggish.
🏷 Economic recovery has so far been sluggish.

4️⃣ devise /dɪˈvaɪz/ verb [transitive]
📖 to plan or invent a new way of doing something
🏷 She devised a method for quicker communications between offices.
🏷 The exercise programme was devised by a leading health expert.

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The answer is 🅾
But then


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#q20

🔰 which word is grammatically
wrong?

🔅(I'm sorry that) I won't (be able to) attend your wedding. (Anyway), I would like to give you something (for your wedding).

🅰 (I'm sorry that)
🅱 (be able to)
🆑 (Anyway)
🅾 (for your wedding)

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​​Today's words are about Physical exercise:
🎬 PART 2 👉🏻 PART 1

5️⃣ loosen up phrasal verb
📖if your muscles loosen up, or if something loosens them up, they stop feeling stiff
📌 SYN: warm up
🏷 A massage will loosen up your joints.
🏷 The exercise loosened me up quite nicely

6️⃣ strenuous /ˈstrenjuəs/ adjective
📌 strenuously adverb
📖 needing a lot of effort or strength
🏷 The doctor advised Ken to avoid strenuous exercise.
🏷 The doctors advised against any strenuous activity for six weeks.

7️⃣ press-up noun [countable]
📖 British English a type of exercise in which you lie facing the ground, and push your body up with your arms
📌 SYN push-up American English
🏷 We had been getting it wrong, so were face down in a foot of water in the field doing press-ups.
🏷 In return for their addresses he would allow me to stop doing press-ups in the mud.

8️⃣ relentless /rɪˈlentləs/ adjective
📖 something that is relentless continues without ever stopping or getting less severe
📌 SYN endless
📌 relentlessly adverb
🏷 Its history has a message for evolution: that the existence of any creature is a constant struggle against relentless forces.
🏷 Ridge's success is due to a relentless pursuit of perfection.

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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂1. using the simple present instead of the present perfect after a since clause of time .
❌Don’t say : since he came ,we’re happy
✅ Say : Since he came, we’ve been happy .
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💡The verb after a since time clause of time is generally in the present perfect tense .

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🗂2. Using the simple present instead of the present continue .
❌Don’t say : Look! Two boys fight.
✅ Say : Look! Two boys are fighting .
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🛑Note ; We also use the present continues for the future when something is pre-arranged or expected with some certainly ; Loma is arriving tomorrow at six. Tom and I are eating out tonight .

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