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Should the rude clerk give up? π’
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π€£When you keep thinking in your first language
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πHere are some alterntives to say βIβm advancingβ:
β Iβm moving on
β Iβm pressing forward.
β Iβm proceeding.
β Iβm forging ahead.
β Iβm carrying on.
β Iβm pushing ahead.
β Iβm moving forward.
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β Iβm moving on
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β Iβm forging ahead.
β Iβm carrying on.
β Iβm pushing ahead.
β Iβm moving forward.
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πPharmacy Vocabulary
β The doctor gave me a prescription for antibiotics.
β You can buy pain relievers over-the-counter at the pharmacy.
β Make sure to follow the correct dosage on the medication label.
β The pharmacist answered my questions about the new medication.
β I need to call the pharmacy to get a refill on my blood pressure pills.
β This medication may cause side effects like dizziness and nausea.
β I chose the generic version of the drug because itβs cheaper.
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β The doctor gave me a prescription for antibiotics.
β You can buy pain relievers over-the-counter at the pharmacy.
β Make sure to follow the correct dosage on the medication label.
β The pharmacist answered my questions about the new medication.
β I need to call the pharmacy to get a refill on my blood pressure pills.
β This medication may cause side effects like dizziness and nausea.
β I chose the generic version of the drug because itβs cheaper.
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πOther alternatives you can use to say βItβs not importantβ:
β Itβs trivial.
β Itβs inconsequential.
β Itβs minor.
β Itβs negligible.
β Itβs insignificant.
β It doesnβt matter.
β Itβs no big deal.
β Itβs unimportant.
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β Itβs trivial.
β Itβs inconsequential.
β Itβs minor.
β Itβs negligible.
β Itβs insignificant.
β It doesnβt matter.
β Itβs no big deal.
β Itβs unimportant.
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Is Kismet An English Word?
The word 'kismet' originates from Arabic. It was adopted to English language in the 19th century.
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The word 'kismet' originates from Arabic. It was adopted to English language in the 19th century.
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Acronyms & Abbreviations π¬
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πEnvironmental problems English Vocabulary
β Deforestation destroys crucial wildlife habitats.
β Plastic waste pollutes our oceans.
β Overfishing depletes fish populations rapidly.
β Greenhouse gases trap Earthβs heat.
β Species extinction rates are accelerating.
β Water contamination spreads deadly diseases.
β Urban smog causes respiratory issues.
β Glacier melt contributes to sea rise.
β Untreated sewage pollutes waterways.
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β Deforestation destroys crucial wildlife habitats.
β Plastic waste pollutes our oceans.
β Overfishing depletes fish populations rapidly.
β Greenhouse gases trap Earthβs heat.
β Species extinction rates are accelerating.
β Water contamination spreads deadly diseases.
β Urban smog causes respiratory issues.
β Glacier melt contributes to sea rise.
β Untreated sewage pollutes waterways.
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How to use appropriate language at the restaurant
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πUseful Expressions for Statistical Discussions Part 1
β On average
This phrase refers to the mean or typical value calculated from a set of data, indicating what is common or usual.
β The majority of
This expression means more than half of a particular group or population.
β A significant percentage
This phrase indicates a noteworthy or important portion of a total, often suggesting that the figure has some relevance or impact.
β The data shows
This expression is used to introduce information derived from data analysis, indicating findings or conclusions drawn from the numbers.
β To put it into perspective
This phrase means to provide context or a comparison that helps clarify the importance or scale of a particular statistic or situation.
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β On average
This phrase refers to the mean or typical value calculated from a set of data, indicating what is common or usual.
β The majority of
This expression means more than half of a particular group or population.
β A significant percentage
This phrase indicates a noteworthy or important portion of a total, often suggesting that the figure has some relevance or impact.
β The data shows
This expression is used to introduce information derived from data analysis, indicating findings or conclusions drawn from the numbers.
β To put it into perspective
This phrase means to provide context or a comparison that helps clarify the importance or scale of a particular statistic or situation.
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Buying toilet paper π§»
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Talk like a Pro in Online Meetings π
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πExploring Different Fashion Styles
β Bohemian β A free-spirited style featuring flowy fabrics and earthy tones.
β Preppy β A polished, classic look inspired by school uniforms.
β Goth β A dark, dramatic style often featuring black clothing.
β Minimalist β A clean, simple style with neutral tones.
β Vintage β Clothing inspired by styles from past decades.
β Edgy β A bold, modern style with unique or rebellious elements.
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β Bohemian β A free-spirited style featuring flowy fabrics and earthy tones.
β Preppy β A polished, classic look inspired by school uniforms.
β Goth β A dark, dramatic style often featuring black clothing.
β Minimalist β A clean, simple style with neutral tones.
β Vintage β Clothing inspired by styles from past decades.
β Edgy β A bold, modern style with unique or rebellious elements.
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What is your favorite bread spread?ππ§
πBread spreads English Vocabulary
β I spread butter on my toast every morning.
β prefers strawberry jam on her bread.
β He enjoys a sandwich with peanut butter.
β Drizzling honey makes the bread taste sweeter.
β They like cream cheese with their bagels.
β He likes to spread chocolate hazelnuts on his pancakes.
β Smashed avocado is a healthy spread for toast.
β Hummus adds a savory flavor to pita bread.
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πBread spreads English Vocabulary
β I spread butter on my toast every morning.
β prefers strawberry jam on her bread.
β He enjoys a sandwich with peanut butter.
β Drizzling honey makes the bread taste sweeter.
β They like cream cheese with their bagels.
β He likes to spread chocolate hazelnuts on his pancakes.
β Smashed avocado is a healthy spread for toast.
β Hummus adds a savory flavor to pita bread.
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πDiscover the world of jeans with these key terms.
β Denim-A sturdy cotton fabric used for making jeans.
β Faded-A washed-out look that gives jeans a worn style.
β Distressed-Jeans with intentional rips or worn spots for style.
β High-Waisted-Jeans that sit higher on the waistline.
β Skinny-A slim-fitting style of jeans that hugs the legs.
β Cuffed-Jeans with the bottom hem folded up for style.
β Stretch-Jeans made with stretchy material for a better fit.
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β Denim-A sturdy cotton fabric used for making jeans.
β Faded-A washed-out look that gives jeans a worn style.
β Distressed-Jeans with intentional rips or worn spots for style.
β High-Waisted-Jeans that sit higher on the waistline.
β Skinny-A slim-fitting style of jeans that hugs the legs.
β Cuffed-Jeans with the bottom hem folded up for style.
β Stretch-Jeans made with stretchy material for a better fit.
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Can you name these ?
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