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🔘Accept and Agree📌

🔗1. The verbs accept and agree 
have different meanings.
To express your willingness to do something, use agree with an infinitive. Accept is not possible in this case.

📝 Examples
She agreed to come. (= She expressed her willingness to come.) (NOT She accepted to come.)
They agreed to part ways amicably. (NOT They accepted to part ways amicably.)
My sister has agreed to look after my babies when I am away.

🔗2. To accept is to take something which is offered because you believe that it is true, fair or right. In this case, accept is followed by a noun or a noun clause which acts as its object.

📝 Examples
She accepted the offer. (NOT She agreed the offer.)
She said that she would accept the award with pleasure.

🔗3. Accept can be followed by a noun clause or a that-clause.

📝 Example
The majority of doctors accept that smoking can cause cancer. (= The majority of doctors recognize the fact that smoking can cause cancer.)
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There's a lesson to be learned in everything you experience.
"On every thorn, delightful wisdom grows. In every rill a sweet instruction flows."
Everything you undergo teaches you a lesson. The question is: Do you have the courage to discover what lesson was taught? Are you brave enough to make use of the wisdom you gained?
Life can be really tough, especially in times of coping with setbacks and failures. But I know from experience: everything that happens teaches a lesson – whether you like the lesson or not. Often, it took me months to let go of the (ego-based) grief, self-pity, and anger about what had happened. But once that work was done it gave way to a reflective approach to discovering the valuable insights and wisdom that were taught.
Remember that this process takes a lot of time. Wise lessons might not immediately catch your attention, but they will come as very profound realizations once you are ready to comprehend them. With the insight that time provides, you will be able to accept the situation and be courageous enough to let go of anger and bitterness. Only then, with an impartial point of view, profound but wise lessons can be drawn from the things that happened to you, hence increasing your knowledge about the important wisdom about life.
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🔻Thorn
🔹Taught
🔻Wisdom
🔹Realization
🔻Comprehend
🔹Impartial
🔻Courageous

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​​🔰 Vocabulary class
🌀 Strong feelings and reactions Part 2 Part 1

4️⃣ devastated /ˈdevəsteɪtɪd/ adjective
📖 feeling extremely shocked and sad
📌 SYN heartbroken
🏷 She was left feeling totally devastated.
🏷 The whole town was devastated by the tragedy, in which fourteen schoolchildren died.

5️⃣ lose your temper/cool/rag ↔️ hit the roof/ceiling
📖 to be very angry
🏷 I should not have lost my temper and behaved in that manner.
🏷 Ranieri returned, saw the mess, and hit the roof.

6️⃣ gutted /ˈɡʌtɪd/ adjective [British English] (informal) [not before noun]
📖 extremely disappointed, especially because you were unsuccessful
🏷 I was gutted when I lost my job
🏷 I know how gutted the players must feel

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🔤 Study activity - Spelling 🔤

📄✔️Eliminate spelling errors in your writing;
☑️ Learn to catch errors that spell-check; overlook;
📝 Write more efficiently and confidently.

⭕️ The activity has 3 rounds, for each round is given relevant task, and your task is to decide for the proper use of spelling in following exercises and send your answers to our group's bot: @EngMW_bot Admins will check them and send the correct answers.

📍Round 1. Add a letter or OK? 📍

🔘 complet_ly

a: <no change>
b: e

🔘 tow_rd

a: <no change>
b: a

🔘 g_arantee

a: <no change>
b: u

🔘 certa_n

a: i
b: <no change>

📍Round 2. Endings📍

🔘 laz_ness

a: i
b: y

🔘 bountiful_

a: <no change>
b: l

🔘 burea_

a: u
b: <no change>

🔘 dura_ion

a: s
b: t

📍Last Round. Vowel choice📍

🔘 d_spite

a: i
b: e

🔘 apparat_s

a: a
b: u

🔘 w_rse

a: e
b: o

🔘 min_te

a: u
b: i

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​​♨️Today's Idioms♨️
🦋 #Lesson11Part1

✅ How's it going?
🌸How are you?

✅Can't complain:
🌸Things are going well; I'm fine.

✅Crunch some numbers:
🌸To perform calculations (especially Financial Calculations)


✅Out of the question:
🌸Impossible.

✅worth our while:
🌸worthy of one's effort or time.
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🔘According to & Across📌


🔗1. According to X means as stated by X or on the authority of X.

📝 Examples
•According to Jane, life is a learning process.
•According to the timetable, the train leaves at 9.30.
•According to scientists, there could be life on other planets.

🔗2. We do not normally give our own opinions with according to.

📝 Example
In my opinion, Jane Austen is a great writer. (NOT According to me ---)
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🔘Across

🔗1. The preposition across shows movement or position from one side to the other.

📝 Examples
The child ran across the road. (From one side of the road to the other)
There is a bridge across the river.
Can you jump across the stream?

🔗2. Across can also mean on/to the other side.

📝 Examples
The library is just across the road.
I live across the street.

3. Across and Through

🔗4. The difference between across and through is similar to the difference between on and in. Across is used for a movement in a two-dimensional space. Through is used for a movement in a three-dimensional space.

📝 Examples
We walked across the field. (We were on the field.)
He drove through the tunnel. (He was in the tunnel.)
We slowly walked through the wood. (We were in the wood.)
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♈ Vocabulary class

💥💥 affliction /əˈflɪkʃən/ noun [ C or U ] formal

Ⓜ something that makes you suffer:

✳ Malnutrition is one of the common afflictions of the poor.

✨ afflict verb [ T ]
💢 Synonyms: disorder, disease,suffering, pain

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💥💥 clamor /ˈklæm·ər/ noun [ U ]

Ⓜ a loud complaint or demand:

✳ The clamor for freedom in recent years has been strong.

✨ clamor verb [ I ]
✨ clamorous adjective
💢 Synonyms: shout, call out, din

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💥💥 valor /ˈvæl·ər/ noun [ U ]

Ⓜ great bravery:

✳ Six members of the platoon already have been recommended for medals of valor.

✨ valorous adjective
💢 synonyms: bravery, courage

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Common Mistakes in English
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Miscellaneous Example

🗂Using the object pronoun in a double genitive.
❌Don’t say : A friend of him told us the news
✅ Say : A friend of his told us the news .
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⭐️ We use the double genitive (of+ name + ‘s, his , mine etc.) when we want to emphasise the person who possesses rather than the thing which he possesses : A friend of his simply another way of saying one of his friend .

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🗂Misuse of -self forms .

❌Don’t say : Michael and myself are here .
✅ Say : Michael and I are here .
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⭐️ Use the simple personal I, you, he, etc ., if no emphasis is necessary .

💧note: Use the -self pronouns in two ways:(1)for emphasis :She herself was hurt; (2)reflexively :She hurt herself .
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