🎙 Money المال

Money makes the world go round. I wonder if this famous English expression is very true. If you have money, the world goes round very gently and you are happy. If you don't have money, the world might not go round so smoothly. They also say that money is the root of all evil. I think this is so true. Money makes people kill and steal. Greed means there are things in the world like blackmail, corruption, slave labour and a lot more terrible things. Another common saying in English is money can't buy happiness. I'm not so sure about this one. I know if I had loads of money I'd be pretty happy. I think if all the world's money was shared out, the world would go round more happily, and there would be less evil and more happiness.


𝕎𝕠𝕣𝕕 𝔻𝕖𝕔𝕠𝕕𝕖
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➊ makes the world go round – يُحرّك العالم 🌍💸
(تعبير مجازي يُستخدم للإشارة إلى أهمية المال في الحياة اليومية)
↪️ Money makes the world go round.

➋ root of all evil – أصل كل الشرور 😈
(تعبير يُستخدم لوصف المال كمصدر رئيسي للمشاكل الأخلاقية والاجتماعية)
↪️ They say money is the root of all evil.

➌ greed – الطمع 👛
(الرغبة الشديدة في الحصول على المزيد، غالبًا على حساب الآخرين)
↪️ Greed leads to blackmail, corruption, and slave labour.

➍ blackmail – ابتزاز 💣
(تهديد شخص بكشف معلومات عنه ما لم يدفع مالًا أو يفعل شيئًا معينًا)
↪️ Greed means there are things like blackmail and corruption.

➎ shared out – موزّع بالتساوي🤝
(تعبير يُستخدم عندما يُقسّم شيء ما بين الجميع بشكل عادل)
↪️ If all the world’s money was shared out, there would be more happiness.
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🎙 Snow الثلج

I love snow. I always get really excited when it snows. I live in a country where it doesn't snow a lot. Some winters it doesn't snow at all. So when it does snow, I'm really happy. The more snow, the better. When I was a kid, I used to pray for snow in the winter. That's because the school bus didn't come, so we couldn't go to school. Now I'm older, I still want it to snow a lot. I love the way it changes the landscape. There's nothing in the world more beautiful than looking at fields, trees, mountains and houses covered with snow. I have to go for a walk in the snow. It's great fun. Of course I have to make and throw snowballs, perhaps have a snowball fight. And I have to make a snowman with my kids.

𝕎𝕠𝕣𝕕 𝔻𝕖𝕔𝕠𝕕𝕖
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➊ landscape – المنظر الطبيعي
(المشهد العام للطبيعة مثل الجبال والحقول والأشجار، خاصة عندما يغطيها الثلج)
↪️ I love the way snow changes the landscape.

➋ pray – يُصلّي / يدعو 🌙🌃
(طلب شيء بشدة، وغالبًا ما يكون من الله أو من القلب)
↪️ I used to pray for snow in the winter.

➌ covered with snow – مغطى بالثلج ❄️
(تُستخدم لوصف الأشياء التي يغطيها الثلج بالكامل مثل الأشجار والمنازل)
↪️ Mountains and houses covered with snow look beautiful.

➍ snowball fight – معركة كرات الثلج ⛄️
(لعبة ممتعة حيث يرمي الناس كرات من الثلج على بعضهم البعض)
↪️ I love throwing snowballs and having a snowball fight.

➎ snowman – رجل الثلج ☃️
(تمثال يُصنع من الثلج على شكل إنسان، نشاط شتوي شهير للأطفال)
↪️ I always make a snowman with my kids.
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🎙 Mothers الأمهات

Mothers are the people dearest to us. We all have a special relationship with our mother. We are naturally bonded to our mother. We spend nine months growing inside her, and she is the person who looks after us when we are babies. Our mother does everything for us. She feeds us, cleans us, wipes away our tears, treats our cuts and bruises, supports us and loves us. And all of this never stops. Mothers still do motherly things even when we are old and she is really old. It is very sad to hear that someone's mother has died. I remember this happening to some children in my class at school. I can't imagine how children grow up without a mother. I hope my mother lives forever She deserves to.


𝕎𝕠𝕣𝕕 𝔻𝕖𝕔𝕠𝕕𝕖
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➊ dearest – الأعز / الأقرب 😀
(صفة تُستخدم لوصف شخص له مكانة خاصة جدًا في القلب)
↪️ Mothers are the people dearest to us.

➋ bonded – مرتبط عاطفيًا
(تُستخدم لوصف العلاقة القوية والعميقة بين شخصين، خاصة بين الأم وطفلها)
↪️ We are naturally bonded to our mother.

➌ wipes away (tears) – يمسح الدموع 😢
(تعبير يُستخدم لوصف الحنان والرعاية التي تُقدّمها الأم عند الحزن)
↪️ She wipes away our tears and treats our bruises.

➍ motherly – أمومي / متعلق بالأم
(صفة تُستخدم لوصف التصرفات التي تُظهر الحنان والرعاية مثل الأم)
↪️ Mothers still do motherly things even when we are old.

➎ deserves to – تستحق أن ✨
(تُستخدم للتعبير عن أن شخصًا ما جدير بشيء جميل أو مهم)
↪️ I hope my mother lives forever—she deserves to.
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⁵⁹🗣 I can't help + (verb-ing)

The word 'can't' is contraction for 'cannot.' Combined with 'help' you are communicating something you are unable to control or having a hard time gaining a grasp for. This can be a physical or mental action.

➖ Here are some examples:

🔇 I can't help thinking about it🤷‍♂️.
لا أستطيع إقصاء تلك الأفكار من رأسي.

🔇 I can't help shopping so much 💍
لا أستطيع مقاومة رغبتي في التسوّق كثيرًا.

🔇 I can't help working all the time 🖥
لا أتمكن من التوقف عن العمل طوال الوقت.

🔇 I can't help smiling when I see her 😅
لا أستطيع السيطرة على ابتسامي عندما أراها.

🔇 I can't help eating so much😋
لا أستطيع مقاومة الإكثار من الأكل.

🔇 I can't help loving you 🥰
لا أملك إلا أن أحبك قهرًا.

🔇 I can't help biting my nails when I am nervous 😁
لا أجد بدًّا من مضغ أظافري عندما أكون متوترًا.

🔇 I can't help smoking when I have been drinking 🚬
لا أستطيع مقاومة التدخين بعد الشرب.

🔇 I cannot help feeling so sad😭
لا أستطيع أن أتخلص من شعوري بالحزن.

🔇 I cannot help remembering the things you did 🥺
لا أملك إلا أن أتذكر الأفعال التي قمتَ بها.


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👍 Using phrasal verbs and pronouns correctly

What are Phrasal Verbs?
Phrasal verbs are verbs combined with one or more particles (prepositions or adverbs) that create a new meaning.
▶️For example:
➡️ clean up to tidy or make clean.
➡️ give away to reveal or donate something.



1⃣With Nouns (Objects):
You can place the object (noun) either before or after the particle.
⭐️ Example:
🔴You need to clean it up. (object "it" before the particle "up")
🔴You need to clean up the room. (object "the room" after the particle "up")

2⃣ With Pronouns:
When the object is a pronoun (like me, him, her, us, them), it must go before the particle.
⭐️Example:
❪✓❫ You need to clean it up.
❪✘❫ You need to clean up it.

❪✓❫ The noise woke me up.
❪✘❫ The noise woke up me

⬆️Examples with Give Away

1. Don’t give the story away.
📖 Don’t reveal the story to someone. This is often used to prevent spoiling a book or movie for others.

2. Don’t give away the story.
📖 Similar to the first, but it emphasizes keeping the story private or not sharing it at all.

📍 Note:
🟢Use nouns before or after the particle in phrasal verbs.
🟢Use pronouns before the particle in phrasal verbs.

👋 Using Phrasal Verbs Instead of Formal Verbs

1⃣ Natural Sounding Phrasal verbs are often more commonly used in everyday conversation, making your English sound more natural and less formal.
2⃣ Informality While some phrasal verbs can be informal, many are neutral and widely accepted in both spoken and written English.

🫤 Common formal verbs vs. their phrasal counterparts!

| Formal Verb | Phrasal Verb | Meaning |
|-------------------|-------------------|----------------------------|
| accelerate | speed up | تسارع |
| accumulate | build up | ينمي |
| calculate | work out | حسب |
| cohabit | live together | يتعايش |
| conceal | cover up | يكتم |
| decelerate | slow down | ابطأ السرعة |
| discard | throw away | ينبذ |
| emerge | come out | يبرز |
| encounter | come across | يعبر |
| enter | come in | يدخل |
| erase | rub out | يمسح |
| establish | set up | انشاء |
| experience | go through | لاقى |
| extinguish | put out | اطفأ |
| fasten | do up | ربط |
| illuminate | light up | اشعل |
| investigate | look into | يحقق |
| omit | leave out | اهمل |
| participate | join in | شارك |
| postpone | put off | أجل |
| proceed | go ahead | يتقدم |
| surrender | give in | استسلم |
| tolerate | put up with | تحمل |

☕️ Examples in Sentences


➡️Formal: You shouldn’t have to tolerate such rudeness.
➡️ Phrasal: You shouldn’t have to put up with such rudeness.
(Using "put up with" sounds more natural.)

➡️Formal: I accompanied him to the party.
➡️Phrasal: I went with him to the party.
(Using "went with" is more conversational.)

🔖 Note!

➡️Phrasal verbs are more common in everyday English and can make your speech sound more natural.
➡️ Using formal verbs can sound stiff or overly formal in casual conversation.

✅ Using phrasal verbs can make you sound chill and friendly when you talk.

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