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When teachers become learners and take on new learning experiences, they often become more aware of what is possible and create better experiences for their students.
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When teachers become learners and take on new learning experiences, they often become more aware of what is possible and create better experiences for their students.
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A book about
How to teach English language
How to teach English language
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🔼 While بينما
⚪️WHILE + subject + verb
🔆 While is used to refer to a period of time in which another activity happened. .
🔆 it is very similar to during, but it is followed by a sentence.
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✳️Examples 👇👇👇
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⚡️I lost my credit cards while I was shopping.
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⚡️I boiled the rice while the meat was cooking.
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⚡️He ate chicken while he was watching the game.
⚪️WHILE + subject + verb
🔆 While is used to refer to a period of time in which another activity happened. .
🔆 it is very similar to during, but it is followed by a sentence.
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✳️Examples 👇👇👇
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⚡️I lost my credit cards while I was shopping.
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⚡️I boiled the rice while the meat was cooking.
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⚡️He ate chicken while he was watching the game.
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#conjunctions
⏩ when vs. while
🔵When has four meanings:
🔺interruption—
He was holding his newborn baby when you called.
🔺same time—
He was holding his newborn baby when (or while) he was talking on the phone.
🔺immediately after—
When you called, he picked up his phone.
🔺anytime / whenever/(talk about periods of life) -
When he has a question, he calls the doctor. (cause effect)
He got his B.A. degree when he was 25.
🔵While has two meanings:
🔺same time—
He was holding his newborn baby while (or when) he was talking on the phone.
While he was driving to work, he called me.
🔺contrast—
While some fathers are uncomfortable holding newborns, he isn't awkward at all. (= although, whereas)
⏩ when vs. while
🔵When has four meanings:
🔺interruption—
He was holding his newborn baby when you called.
🔺same time—
He was holding his newborn baby when (or while) he was talking on the phone.
🔺immediately after—
When you called, he picked up his phone.
🔺anytime / whenever/(talk about periods of life) -
When he has a question, he calls the doctor. (cause effect)
He got his B.A. degree when he was 25.
🔵While has two meanings:
🔺same time—
He was holding his newborn baby while (or when) he was talking on the phone.
While he was driving to work, he called me.
🔺contrast—
While some fathers are uncomfortable holding newborns, he isn't awkward at all. (= although, whereas)
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Cool Ways to Say “I Miss You”
1. I can’t stop thinking about you.
2. I can’t wait to see you again.
3. When will I see you again?
4. I hope I see you again soon.
5. I feel sad without you.
6. All I do is think of you.
7. I wish you were here.
8. I’m counting down the days.
9. I’m counting the days until I see you again.
10. I look forward to seeing you again.
11. I would like to be with you again.
12. The world is not the same when you are away.
13. You’ve been on my mind.
14. You occupy my thoughts.
15. I yearn for you.
16. I long for you.
17. You crossed my mind.
1. I can’t stop thinking about you.
2. I can’t wait to see you again.
3. When will I see you again?
4. I hope I see you again soon.
5. I feel sad without you.
6. All I do is think of you.
7. I wish you were here.
8. I’m counting down the days.
9. I’m counting the days until I see you again.
10. I look forward to seeing you again.
11. I would like to be with you again.
12. The world is not the same when you are away.
13. You’ve been on my mind.
14. You occupy my thoughts.
15. I yearn for you.
16. I long for you.
17. You crossed my mind.
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Different Ways to Say “NICE TO MEET YOU”
1. Pleased to meet you.
2. It was lovely meeting you.
3. Glad to meet you.
4. I’ve enjoyed meeting you.
5. It’s a pleasure to meet you.
6. It’s very nice to meet you .
7. How do you do?
8. Lovely to meet you.
9. How wonderful to meet you!
10. It was nice meeting you.
11. It was nice to have met you.
12. It’s been a pleasure meeting you.
13. Nice meeting you.
14. It was nice talking to you.
15. It is fun talking to you.
16. It is fun chatting with you.
17. Happy to meet you.
18. Good to meet you.
19. Pleased to make your acquaintance.
1. Pleased to meet you.
2. It was lovely meeting you.
3. Glad to meet you.
4. I’ve enjoyed meeting you.
5. It’s a pleasure to meet you.
6. It’s very nice to meet you .
7. How do you do?
8. Lovely to meet you.
9. How wonderful to meet you!
10. It was nice meeting you.
11. It was nice to have met you.
12. It’s been a pleasure meeting you.
13. Nice meeting you.
14. It was nice talking to you.
15. It is fun talking to you.
16. It is fun chatting with you.
17. Happy to meet you.
18. Good to meet you.
19. Pleased to make your acquaintance.
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Different Ways to Say “I Like It”
1. It’s to my thinking.
2. It sounds great.
3. I’m really into it.
4. It appeals to me.
5. It sounds good.
6. I’m very interesting in it.
7. I’m fond of it.
8. It looks good.
9. I’m very interested in doing and learning about it.
10. It’s to my liking.
11. I adore it.
1. It’s to my thinking.
2. It sounds great.
3. I’m really into it.
4. It appeals to me.
5. It sounds good.
6. I’m very interesting in it.
7. I’m fond of it.
8. It looks good.
9. I’m very interested in doing and learning about it.
10. It’s to my liking.
11. I adore it.