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#English_learning
#Useful_Phrases
Let off steam : to get rid of anger :
Ψ¨Ψ±Ψ·Ψ±Ω Ϊ©Ψ±Ψ―Ω ΨΉΨ΅Ψ¨Ψ§ΩΫΨͺ
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#Useful_Phrases
Let off steam : to get rid of anger :
Ψ¨Ψ±Ψ·Ψ±Ω Ϊ©Ψ±Ψ―Ω ΨΉΨ΅Ψ¨Ψ§ΩΫΨͺ
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βοΈDeal with and Deal in.
π΄(a) Deal with.
βDon't say: This book deals in common errors.
βοΈSay: This book deals with common errors.
π΄(b) Deal in.
βDon't say: A bookseller deals with books.
βοΈSay: A bookseller deals in books.
To deaf with means to have to do with, to deal in means.
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#Prepositions
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π΄(a) Deal with.
βDon't say: This book deals in common errors.
βοΈSay: This book deals with common errors.
π΄(b) Deal in.
βDon't say: A bookseller deals with books.
βοΈSay: A bookseller deals in books.
To deaf with means to have to do with, to deal in means.
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#Prepositions
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βοΈTear and Tear up.
π΄(a) Tear.
βDon't say: John tore up his coat on a nail.
β Say: John tore his coat on a nail.
π΄(b) Tear up.
βDon't say: Philip was angry and tore the letter.
β Say: Philip was angry and tore up the letter.
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#Prepositions
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π΄(a) Tear.
βDon't say: John tore up his coat on a nail.
β Say: John tore his coat on a nail.
π΄(b) Tear up.
βDon't say: Philip was angry and tore the letter.
β Say: Philip was angry and tore up the letter.
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#Prepositions
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βοΈHanged and Hung.
π΄(a) Hanged.
βDon't say: No-one has been hung in Britain since 1964.
β Say: No-one has been hanged in Britain since 1964.
π΄(b) Hung.
βDon't say: We hanged the picture on the wall.
β Say: We hung the picture on the wail.
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New word : Hanged / hung
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π΄(a) Hanged.
βDon't say: No-one has been hung in Britain since 1964.
β Say: No-one has been hanged in Britain since 1964.
π΄(b) Hung.
βDon't say: We hanged the picture on the wall.
β Say: We hung the picture on the wail.
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New word : Hanged / hung
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1. (to give someone a ring)
to telephone someone, give somebody a buzz.
2. (to go Dutch)
to share the cost of something, especially a meal.β
3. (to go without saying)
it should be generally understood or accepted.
4. (to have another thing coming)
is to be greatly mistaken.
5. (to have one's heart set on)
to want something very much.
6. (to have time off)
a period of time that is free from employment or school.
7. (to keep one's head)
Stay calm, retain self-control.
8. (to keep up with)
to move as quickly as someone else.
9. (to knock it off)
to stop doing something that annoys you or Quit or stop doing something.
10. (to know by sight)
to recognize a person's face, but not know the name.
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#English_idioms
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to telephone someone, give somebody a buzz.
2. (to go Dutch)
to share the cost of something, especially a meal.β
3. (to go without saying)
it should be generally understood or accepted.
4. (to have another thing coming)
is to be greatly mistaken.
5. (to have one's heart set on)
to want something very much.
6. (to have time off)
a period of time that is free from employment or school.
7. (to keep one's head)
Stay calm, retain self-control.
8. (to keep up with)
to move as quickly as someone else.
9. (to knock it off)
to stop doing something that annoys you or Quit or stop doing something.
10. (to know by sight)
to recognize a person's face, but not know the name.
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#English_idioms
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Might + infinitive without to.
βDon't say: He might to come in the morning.
β Say: He might come in the morning.
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#Grammar
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βDon't say: He might to come in the morning.
β Say: He might come in the morning.
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#Grammar
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Resemble (= be similar to).
βDon't say: Does she resemble to her father?
β Say: Does she resemble her father?
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New word : resemble
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βDon't say: Does she resemble to her father?
β Say: Does she resemble her father?
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New word : resemble
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Knock at the door, not knock the door.
βDon't say: Who is knocking the door?
β Say: Who is knocking at the door?
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βDon't say: Who is knocking the door?
β Say: Who is knocking at the door?
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Remind a person of something, not remind a person something.
βDon't say: Please remind me that later.
β Say: Please remind me of that later.
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βDon't say: Please remind me that later.
β Say: Please remind me of that later.
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Take an hour, not need an hour, etc.
βDon't say: I'll need an hour to do that.
β Say: It'll take me an hour to do that.
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βDon't say: I'll need an hour to do that.
β Say: It'll take me an hour to do that.
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Bitter Sweet
Gary B
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#Music
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Enjoy listening
πππ
πΈπΈπΈ
Bitter Sweet-Gary B
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Give you all the love that I can.
I guess you know by now how I feel.
No, theres no one else in my heart.
You are the only one that I need.
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So now when you leave...
it's so bitter sweet
now for so deep...
it's so bitter sweet...
#Music
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Enjoy listening
πππ
πΈπΈπΈ
Bitter Sweet-Gary B
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Give you all the love that I can.
I guess you know by now how I feel.
No, theres no one else in my heart.
You are the only one that I need.
@EngVideoSe
So now when you leave...
it's so bitter sweet
now for so deep...
it's so bitter sweet...