#vocab
📌 Phrasal Verbs with "OVER"
⚡️have over = invite to one’s home
- We want to have you over soon.
⚡️look over = review
- Please look over these papers before the meeting tomorrow.
⚡️pass over = not give an expected promotion
- She expected to be promoted to director, but she was passed over this year.
⚡️pick over = find and choose the best of a lot
- Some of these cherries are not ripe; you will have to pick them over carefully.
⚡️pull over = drive to the side of the road
- We were driving too fast, and the police officer made us pull over.
⚡️pull over = move to cover something
- Pull the sweater over your head.
⚡️run over = crush with vehicle
- She ran over the package with her car.
⚡️start over = begin again
- I made a lot of mistakes, so I started my homework over.
⚡️take over = become the boss, or act like a boss
- The children don’t like to play with that boy because he always tries to take over.
⚡️take over = carry something to another place
- Please take this letter over to your neighbor.
⚡️think over = consider the pros and cons
- Your offer interests us; we will think it over.
⚡️turn over = change position from face down, face up, or vice versa
- Most babies turn over in the first six months of life.
⚡️turn over = move something from top to bottom, or vice versa
- Some kids turned all the trash cans over last night
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📌 Phrasal Verbs with "OVER"
⚡️have over = invite to one’s home
- We want to have you over soon.
⚡️look over = review
- Please look over these papers before the meeting tomorrow.
⚡️pass over = not give an expected promotion
- She expected to be promoted to director, but she was passed over this year.
⚡️pick over = find and choose the best of a lot
- Some of these cherries are not ripe; you will have to pick them over carefully.
⚡️pull over = drive to the side of the road
- We were driving too fast, and the police officer made us pull over.
⚡️pull over = move to cover something
- Pull the sweater over your head.
⚡️run over = crush with vehicle
- She ran over the package with her car.
⚡️start over = begin again
- I made a lot of mistakes, so I started my homework over.
⚡️take over = become the boss, or act like a boss
- The children don’t like to play with that boy because he always tries to take over.
⚡️take over = carry something to another place
- Please take this letter over to your neighbor.
⚡️think over = consider the pros and cons
- Your offer interests us; we will think it over.
⚡️turn over = change position from face down, face up, or vice versa
- Most babies turn over in the first six months of life.
⚡️turn over = move something from top to bottom, or vice versa
- Some kids turned all the trash cans over last night
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#idioms
📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Get out of town - I don't believe in you (ishonmayman)
- You kissed her? Get out of town!
🔻Get over it - forget about the past (bo'lgan ishni unut)
- So, she broke up with you! Get over it and do your homework!!!
🔻Gone off track - forgot about one's future goal (maqsadini unutib qo'ygan)
- She realized she had gone off track with her fitness goals after weeks of inconsistent workouts and unhealthy eating habits.
🔻Hands down - for certain, true (aniq)
- She is, hands down, the most talented singer in the competition.
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📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Get out of town - I don't believe in you (ishonmayman)
- You kissed her? Get out of town!
🔻Get over it - forget about the past (bo'lgan ishni unut)
- So, she broke up with you! Get over it and do your homework!!!
🔻Gone off track - forgot about one's future goal (maqsadini unutib qo'ygan)
- She realized she had gone off track with her fitness goals after weeks of inconsistent workouts and unhealthy eating habits.
🔻Hands down - for certain, true (aniq)
- She is, hands down, the most talented singer in the competition.
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#quote
🇺🇿 Mening baxtim hech qanday maqsad uchun vosita emas .... 🥀
📚 Ayn Rand: Anthem
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🇺🇿 Mening baxtim hech qanday maqsad uchun vosita emas .... 🥀
📚 Ayn Rand: Anthem
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#idioms
📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Hang on a second - wait for a moment (bir-oz kutib turing)
- Hang on a second, I have something to take care of.
🔻Hang out - spend time with friends (do'stlar bilan vaqt o'tqazmoq)
- I love hanging out with my friends.
🔻Have stumbled upon - to accidentally discover something (tasodifan o'zi uchun nimadir kashf qilmoq)
- I stumbled upon a new restaurant while walking around downtown.
🔻Hold your horses - calm down (jimlik saqlamoq / sabr qilmoq)
- Hey! Hold your horses, I am studying here.
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📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Hang on a second - wait for a moment (bir-oz kutib turing)
- Hang on a second, I have something to take care of.
🔻Hang out - spend time with friends (do'stlar bilan vaqt o'tqazmoq)
- I love hanging out with my friends.
🔻Have stumbled upon - to accidentally discover something (tasodifan o'zi uchun nimadir kashf qilmoq)
- I stumbled upon a new restaurant while walking around downtown.
🔻Hold your horses - calm down (jimlik saqlamoq / sabr qilmoq)
- Hey! Hold your horses, I am studying here.
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#vocab
⚡️Words accompanying "MAKE"
◾️to make a profit to make a promise
◾️to make a remark
◾️to make a reservation
◾️to make a sales call
◾️to make a sound
◾️to make a speech
◾️to make a suggestion
◾️to make a threat
◾️to make a visit
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⚡️Words accompanying "MAKE"
◾️to make a profit to make a promise
◾️to make a remark
◾️to make a reservation
◾️to make a sales call
◾️to make a sound
◾️to make a speech
◾️to make a suggestion
◾️to make a threat
◾️to make a visit
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#vocab #nouns
😵💫 How to say that someone is addicted with something ...
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😵💫 How to say that someone is addicted with something ...
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Choose the correct answer:
Jeremy usually _________ to school by bus but today his dad _________ him.
Jeremy usually _________ to school by bus but today his dad _________ him.
Anonymous Quiz
38%
goes / drives
10%
is going / drove
52%
goes / is driving
0%
is going / drives
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Choose the correct asnwer:
How often _______ to the park for picnic?
How often _______ to the park for picnic?
Anonymous Quiz
7%
you go
80%
do you go
7%
did you go
7%
are you going
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Choose the correct answer:
Northern California _____ a lot of rain during the wintertime but this winter it _______ at all.
Northern California _____ a lot of rain during the wintertime but this winter it _______ at all.
Anonymous Quiz
38%
gets / isn't raining
16%
is getting / doesn't rain
38%
gets / doesn't rain
9%
Is getting / isn't raining
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#idioms
📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Inside scoop - the details (detallar)
- I need some inside scoops about the case.
🔻In the bag - will definitely happen (aniq sodir bo'ladigan)
- My channel's subscribers will get 7+ IELTS score. It is in the bag!
🔻Knocked on one's heels - surprised (hayratda qolgan)
- I was knocked on my heels when I saw her boxing.
🔻To toss around ideas - to casually suggest an idea to people (qayta-qayta fikr bildirish)
- He is tossing around some ideas for the project during the lessons.
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📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Inside scoop - the details (detallar)
- I need some inside scoops about the case.
🔻In the bag - will definitely happen (aniq sodir bo'ladigan)
- My channel's subscribers will get 7+ IELTS score. It is in the bag!
🔻Knocked on one's heels - surprised (hayratda qolgan)
- I was knocked on my heels when I saw her boxing.
🔻To toss around ideas - to casually suggest an idea to people (qayta-qayta fikr bildirish)
- He is tossing around some ideas for the project during the lessons.
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#grammar
🎯 Know the differences between 'in the end' and 'at the end'
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🎯 Know the differences between 'in the end' and 'at the end'
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Forwarded from Mr.Firesider | IELTS Blog
#hiring
🧑💻 I need an admin for my second channel 'Books Review'
✅ Requirements:
- IELTS 7.0 (or at least 6.5)
- Need to know Grammar well
- Need to know how to teach students
- Need to be able to conduct online live streams
- Need to be able to create posts
- And should be active
💯 Advantages of being an admin in my channel:
- I will pay 50.000 uzs for every Live chats
- I will help him/her to open an Online Course (Grammar) in 2-3 months
- I will help him/her with IELTS as a partner)
If you are interested and think you can manage all of the above contact me: @Fireside_Band
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🧑💻 I need an admin for my second channel 'Books Review'
✅ Requirements:
- IELTS 7.0 (or at least 6.5)
- Need to know Grammar well
- Need to know how to teach students
- Need to be able to conduct online live streams
- Need to be able to create posts
- And should be active
💯 Advantages of being an admin in my channel:
- I will pay 50.000 uzs for every Live chats
- I will help him/her to open an Online Course (Grammar) in 2-3 months
- I will help him/her with IELTS as a partner)
If you are interested and think you can manage all of the above contact me: @Fireside_Band
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#idioms
📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Feeling blue - feeling sad (o'zini hafa his qilish)
- I couldn't help her, I am feeling blue.
🔻I am out - I am leaving (men ketdim)
- That is bullshit! I am out.
🔻In the nick of time - when something happens at the last possible moment (ohirgi lahzalarda sodir bo'lgan ish/voqea)
- The firefighter saved the baby from the burning building in the nick of time.
🔻It is all flooding back to me - beginning to remember something you once forgot (qachondir unutgan narsangizni eslashni boshlashingiz)
- When I saw my childhood toys memories all came flooding back to me.
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📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Feeling blue - feeling sad (o'zini hafa his qilish)
- I couldn't help her, I am feeling blue.
🔻I am out - I am leaving (men ketdim)
- That is bullshit! I am out.
🔻In the nick of time - when something happens at the last possible moment (ohirgi lahzalarda sodir bo'lgan ish/voqea)
- The firefighter saved the baby from the burning building in the nick of time.
🔻It is all flooding back to me - beginning to remember something you once forgot (qachondir unutgan narsangizni eslashni boshlashingiz)
- When I saw my childhood toys memories all came flooding back to me.
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#quote
🇺🇿 Musiqa bilan to'lganimda, hayot hech qanday harakat qilmasdan davom etayotganga o'xshaydi ...🥀
📚 George Eliot: The Mill on the Floss
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🇺🇿 Musiqa bilan to'lganimda, hayot hech qanday harakat qilmasdan davom etayotganga o'xshaydi ...🥀
📚 George Eliot: The Mill on the Floss
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#idioms
📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Kick the bucket - to die/no longer work (ishlashdan to'xtash texnik vositaga nisbata)
- Damn it, my phone just kicked the bucket!!!
🔻Kill two birds with one stone - accomplish two things with at once (bir o'q bilan ikki quyonni urish)
- Really? Then I am killing two birds with one stone, that is great!!
🔻Laid back - relaxed (o'zini bosgan)
- You ain't seem surprised, you are laid back!
🔻Last shot - last chance (oxirgi imkoniyat)
- The final exam is my last shot to get an A in the class!
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📘 English Idioms Commonly Used in Daily Language
🔻Kick the bucket - to die/no longer work (ishlashdan to'xtash texnik vositaga nisbata)
- Damn it, my phone just kicked the bucket!!!
🔻Kill two birds with one stone - accomplish two things with at once (bir o'q bilan ikki quyonni urish)
- Really? Then I am killing two birds with one stone, that is great!!
🔻Laid back - relaxed (o'zini bosgan)
- You ain't seem surprised, you are laid back!
🔻Last shot - last chance (oxirgi imkoniyat)
- The final exam is my last shot to get an A in the class!
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