🖌 - idiom - ruffle someone's feathers🦉

▶️ Conditional words and expressions - IF, SUPPOSING, IF ONLY, WHAT IF + 1. simple past / 2. past perfect ◀️

🐬 WISH + 1. simple past / 2. past perfect / 3. would+infinitive 🐳

🆘 mistakes with "WISH" 🚫

Confident = optimistic 🙌; self-assured

Confidant = man you trust with your secrets

Confidante = woman you trust with your secrets.

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#Vocabulary

🖍 🐃 - be like a red rag to a bull / a red flag to a bull / like waving a red flag in front of a bull 🐂 🖍

= An object, utterance, or act which is certain to provoke someone.

~ Just mentioning his poor marks to him was waving a red rag to a bull.

💠 In two circumstances, TOO can be used in a positive statement:
1️⃣ You are too funny! = You are so funny! = You are very funny!
2️⃣ You are too kind! = You are so kind! = You are very kind!

-[yet]

►When 'yet' is used in affirmative statements, it actually implies a negative, as in:

-I've yet to see the Eiffel Tower in France.( = I have not yet seen it.) = ( I haven't seen it yet)

#Grammar

🔘 homework assignments ✔️

🔴 a homework / homeworks ❌

🔘 homework / any homework ✔️

💠 - at the North Pole - at the South Pole etc 💠

- the points of the compass (north, south, east, west, south-east, north-west etc)
▶️ the difference between 'IN the south' and 'TO the south' or just 'south' ◀️

🔸 - stroke = slash —- in numbers 🔸

🆘 Some adjectives have a different meaning when used before or after a noun:
- concerned, opposite, present, responsible, involved 🖍