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🤪 Somethin' Stupid

🎤 Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman, 2001, Track 2.23

📕American English File 1, Second Edition, Unit 3C, Exercise 6, SONG, Page 25

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🤪 Somethin' Stupid

🎤 Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman, 2001, Track 2.23

This song was originally made famous by Frank Sinatra and his daughter Nancy in 1967. British singer Robbie Williams and Australian actress Nicole Kidman recorded it in 2001.

📕 American English File 1, Second Edition, Unit 3C, Exercise 6, SONG, Page 25

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🤪 Somethin' Stupid

🎤 Robbie Williams & Nicole Kidman, 2001, Track 2.23

📕American English File 1, Second Edition, Unit 3C, Exercise 6, SONG, Page 25

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💢The adjective order in English is:


🔸1. Determiner:

a , an , the

🔸2. Quantity or number

one , two , ten , ... thousands.

🔸3. Quality or opinion :

beautiful, amazing, boring , wonderful

🔸4. Size

small, big, huge , tiny, little

🔸5. Age

old , young, new ...

🔸6. Shape

circle, square , heart-shaped, ...

🔸7. Color

🔸8. Proper adjective ( nationality, material)

Italian, Mexican,
plastic, Iron , glass

🔸9. Purpose or qualifier

sport, formal, casual, classic,

✴️ Examples

🔹 I love that really old big green antique car that always parked at the end of the street.
[quality – age – size – color – proper adjective]

🔹My sister has a big, beautiful, tan and white, bulldog.
[size – quality – color – color]

🔹A wonderful old Italian clock.
[opinion – age – origin]

🔹A big square blue box.
[dimension – shape – color]

🔹A disgusting pink plastic ornament. [opinion – color – material]

🔹Some slim new French trousers. [dimension – age – origin]

🔹I bought a pair of black leather shoes. [color – material]

🔹 The first two good big old square red neglected Japanese stone houses.(all djectives)

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Ⓜ️افعالی که حرف اضافه from میگیرند.
☢️From+ verb:

🌞 borrow from:
✅ She borrowed the sweater from Sally.
او پلیور را از سالی قرض گرفت.

🌞 distinguish from:
✅ I can't distinguish X from Y on the chart.
من نمیتونم X را از Y تشخیص بدم روی نمودار.

🌞 escape from:
✅ They managed to escape from the building.
آنها موفق شدند از ساختمان فرار کنند.

🌞 graduate from:
✅ When are you going to graduate from college?
کی قراره از دانشگاه فارق التحصیل بشی؟

🌞 hear from (get news):
✅ I got a letter today. I finally heard from him.
امروز یه نامه دریافت کردم. بالاخره ازش اطلاع پیدا کردم.

🌞 hide from:
✅ She is trying to hide from her old boyfriend.
او تلاش میکنه از دوست پسر قدیمیش مخفی شه.

🌞 prevent from:
✅She can't prevent him from calling her.
او نمیتونه جلوشو بگیره که بهش زنگ نزنه.

🌞 Prohibit from:
✅ The law prohibits you from parking here.
قانون به شما اجازه نمیده اینجا پارک کنید.

🌞 protect from:
✅ This cream will protect you from sunburn.
این کرم شما را از آفتاب سوختگی محافظت میکنه.

🌞 recover from:
✅ She is recovering from the flue.
او داره دوره نقاهت بعد از آنفولانزا را میگذرونه.

🌞 rescue from:
✅ John rescued her from the burning building.
جان اونا از ساختمان در حال آتش نجات داد.

🌞 rest from:
✅ You need to rest from studying so much.
تو باید از این همه مطالعه به خودت استراحت بدی.

🌞 separate from:
✅ Try to seperate the yolks from the whites.
سعی کن زرده های تخم مرغ را از سفیده ها جدا کنی.

🌞 stop from:
✅ You can't stop them from trying.
تو نمیتونی اونا را از سعی و تلاش باز بداری.

🌞 Subtract from:
✅ To get the balance, subtract the debits from the credits.

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📗📗📗American English File 3, Second Edition, Unit 9B, Exercise 3, READING & SPEAKING Vocabulary, Page 89

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🎹 If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

🎤 Sting, 1985

📘📘American English File 2, 2nd Edition, SB, Unit 4C Exercise 7, Page 33, Track 2.38

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🎹 If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

🎤 Sting, 1985

📘📘American English File 2, 2nd Edition, SB, Unit 4C Exercise 7, Page 33, Track 2.38

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🎹 If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

🎤 Sting, 1985

📘📘American English File 2, 2nd Edition, SB, Unit 4C Exercise 7, Page 33, Track 2.38

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🎹 If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

🎤 Sting, 1985

📘📘American English File 2, 2nd Edition, SB, Unit 4C Exercise 7, Page 33, Track 2.38

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📕American English File 1, 2nd Edition, Student Book, Unit 3, Practical English, EPISODE 2, Vocabulary, Pages 26 & 27

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💢Useful collocations, idioms, adjectives to talk about Food

🔶To eat a balanced diet:
🔸To eat the correct types and amounts of food

📒Example : In order to lose weight, we should try to eat a balanced diet with less sugar intake.

🔶To eat like a horse:
🔸To eat a lot >< eat like a bird

📒Example : Eating like a horse in a party may be considered to be extremely impolite.

🔶To have a sweet tooth:
🔸To enjoy sugary food

📒Example : I’m really afraid of gaining weight quickly and contracting diabetes because I have a sweet tooth.

🔶Home-cooked food:
🔸Food cooked at home from individual ingredients

📒Example : Although home-cooked food is usually not as delicious as the one served in restaurants, it is much more beneficial to your health.

🔶To make your mouth water:
🔸To make you feel very hungry for something

📒Example : McDonald’s serves all kinds of burgers, from cheese burgers to beef burgers. These things always make my mouth water every time I walk into the restaurant.

🔶To foot the bill:
🔸To pay the bill

📒Example : My friend asked me out for dinner and he didn’t want me to foot the bill.

🔶To spoil your appetite:
🔸To eat something that will stop you feeling hungry when it’s meal-time.

🔶Carry-out:
🔸Take-out, food that is cooked and sold by a restaurant or store to be eaten elsewhere.

🔶Processed food:
🔸Commercially prepared food bought for convenience

📒Example : Processed food is very convenient for those who are busy all day long, but eating it frequently may be very harmful to our health.

🔶To bolt something down:
🔸To eat something very quickly

📒Example : My son bolted down his lunch and went out with his friends.

🔶To follow a recipe:
🔸To cook a meal using instructions

📒Example : I set up and run a famous blog which give readers hundreds of quick lessons in how to follow recipes to make any dish great.

🔶Drive through (drive-thru):
🔸Type of service provided by a business that allows customers to purchase products without leaving their cars

🔶A quick snack:
🔸To eat a small amount of food between meals

🔶Eat in:
🔸To have a meal at home rather than in a restaurant

🔶Binge eating:
🔸Eating a lot of food, especially without being able to control yourself

🔶A slap up meal:
🔸A large meal

🔶To tuck into:
🔸To eat something with pleasure

🔶Go on a diet:
🔸Trying to lose weight by eating less food or specific foods.

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🔸once and for all:

🔺یکبار برای همیشه

✍🏽 Meaning:
🔹finally, absolutely

🔻 Examples:
- My daughter told her boyfriend once and for all that she wouldn’t date him anymore.

- Once and for all, John has quit smoking cigarettes.

- We have to decide, once and for all, whether we want to ask Dad for money.

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🔸to wait up for:

🔺تا دیر وقت بیدار/ منتظر ماندن برای کسی

✍🏽 Meaning:
🔹to wait until late at night without going to bed

🔻 Examples:
- Don’t wait up for me. I may be back after midnight.

- We waited up for our son until two o’clock in the morning before we called the police.

- I'll be home after midnight, so don't wait up for me.

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🔸to lay off:
ترک کردن یا رها کردن عادت، اخراج کردن کارکنان، تعدیل نیرو (ی کار) کردن

✍🏽 Meaning:
🔹to abstain from, stop using as a habit; to release or discharge from a job
* (also: related idiom: to let go) (S)

🔻 Examples:
• If you’re trying to lose weight, you should lay off sweet things.

• If business continues to be slow, we will have to lay off some workers.

• It will be necessary to let the youngest employees go first.

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🔸to get along:
🔺 پیش رفتن‌ ، روزگار گذراندن، سر کردن

✍🏽 Meaning:
🔹to make progress; to manage to live in a certain state of health


🔻 Examples:
• Juan is getting along very well in his English studies.

• How is Mr. Richards getting along after his long illness?

• I wonder how Michael is getting along in his new job

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📕American English File 1, 2nd Edition, Student Book, Unit 3, Practical English, EPISODE 2, Vocabulary, Pages 26 & 27

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