🌐Get+used to+verb +ing (gerund) for a process of change🌐

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🌎 OCCIDENT 🌎

Oc‧ci‧dent /ˈɒksədənt, ˈɒksɪdənt noun

The Occident literary the western part of the world, especially Europe and the Americas ⇨ Orient

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LOOK 🆚 LOOK LIKE

🔅Look+adjective

🔅Look like+adjective +noun

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📖 Reading Practice 📖


🍔Difficult Customer🍔


⚪️Good evening. My name is Fabio. I’ll be your waiter for tonight. May I take your order?

⚫️No, I’m still working on it. This menu isn’t even in English. What’s good here?

⚪️ For you sir, I would recommend spaghetti and meatballs.

⚫️Does it come with coke and fries?

⚪️ It comes with either soup or salad and a complimentary glass of lemonade, sir.

⚫️I’ll go with the spaghetti and meatballs, salad and the lemonade.

⚪️Excellent choice. Your order will be ready soon.

⚫️How soon is soon?

⚪️Twenty minutes?

⚫️You know what? I’ll just go grab a burger across the street.

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🔘Key Vocabulary

• grab - get quickly
• go with - to choose, pick
• would recommend - suggest
• complimentary - free
• still working on - not yet completed, need more time


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💺CHAIRS


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🍽KITCHEN UTENSILS🍽


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🍃PHRASAL VERBS🍃

“ EMOTIONS”

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🍀 Prepositional Phrases That Act As Adverbs 🍀

They modify:

• Verbs
• Adjectives
• Adverbs

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✨✨ BRIGHT ✨✨

An interesting application for English learners!!

You will master the English language in a fun game format. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you’ll find the application extremely useful.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bright-english-for-beginners/id1258621855?mt=8


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BUILD 🆚 CONSTRUCT

• Build (irregular verb) = to create or develop something gradually.

• Construct ( regular verb ) = to draw a line or shape in geometry.

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#idioms
Speak of the devil

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🔴 Daily Conversations:

♦️5. Directing a Conversation (Part 4 of 9)

🔸5.14 When you want to repeat your point

🔹Let me repeat myself.
🔹Allow me to repeat myself.
🔹To repeat,…
🔹To reiterate,…
🔹As I've said,…
🔹Like I said,…
🔹As I was saying,…
🔹I don't want to sound like a broken record, but…
______________

🔸5.15 When you want to provide additional explanation

🔹Let me explain.
🔹Let me elaborate.
🔹Let me give you some details.
🔹Let me tell you a little more about it.
🔹Let me clarify that.
🔹Allow me to clarify.
🔹Let me rephrase that.
🔹Let me make myself clear.
🔹Let me make myself perfectly clear.
🔹Let's talk about it.
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🔸5.16 When you rephrase your point

🔹What I mean is…
🔹What I'm saying is…
🔹What I'm trying to say is…
🔹In other words,…
🔹To put it another way,…
______________

🔸5.17 When you provide an example

🔹For example,…
🔹For instance,…
🔹To give you an example,…
🔹Let me give you an example.
🔹Let me illustrate.
🔹As a case in point,…
______________

🔸5.18 When you announce a conclusion

🔹To conclude, we have achieved our objectives.
🔹All in all, this was a useful discussion.
🔹All things considered, this year was a success.
🔹On balance, we made profit this year.
🔹In any case, you'll get what you want.
🔹One way or the other, the project has been completed.
🔹Either way, his innocence was proven.
🔹That brings us to the main point.
🔹Which brings me to the main point.
______________

🔸5.19 When you rephrase the speaker's point

🔹What you mean is…
🔹What you're saying is…
🔹If I understand you,…
🔹If I am hearing you correctly,…
🔹So, you think that…
🔹Strictly speaking,…

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🍃Phrasal verbs with LOOK🍃

• Look into
• Look up
• Look over/through
• Look in
• Look on
• Look away
• Look back

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🍃Phrasal verbs with TAKE🍃

• Take over
• Take in
• Take up
• Take off
• Take out
• Take on
• Take down
• Take after
• Take back

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🍃 DO or MAKE activity 🍃


✨ Fill in the blanks with “Do”, “Make” or either of them:


1️⃣ Has he agreed to .......... the work?

do
make
Either could be used here

2️⃣ Have you .......... what I told you?

made
done
did

3️⃣ The company .......... bicycles and tricycles.

makes
does
make

4️⃣ Why are you always .......... trouble?

making
doing
Either could be used here

5️⃣ Will this tablecloth …….... or should I use another?

do
make
Either could be used here

6️⃣ He …….... a speech on the occasion.

made
did
Either could be used here

7️⃣ They …….... the kitchen and the bathrooms every day.

do
make
Either could be used here

8️⃣ I won’t go and you can’t …….... me.

do
done
make

9️⃣ Laws are …….... to be obeyed.

made
did
done

1️⃣0️⃣ Last summer we …….... ten countries in one month.

did
done
made

1️⃣1️⃣ Hurry or we won’t …….... the train.

do
done
make

1️⃣2️⃣ When buying a bag, look closely at its ..........

do
make
Either could be used here

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am‧biv‧a‧lent ▶️/æmˈbɪvələnt/

🔘Meaning: not sure whether you want or like something or not
🔘Ex.:We are both somewhat ambivalent about having a new car.

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🤔 Do you make any of these mistakes? 🤔


❌ Every students like the teacher.
✅ Every student likes the teacher.

❌ I look forward to meet you.
✅ I look forward to meeting you.

❌ I like very much ice cream.
✅ I like ice cream very much.

❌ I have visited Paris last weekend.
✅ I visited Paris last weekend.

❌ The woman which works here is from Spain.
✅ The woman who works here is from Spain.

❌ She’s married with a lecturer.
✅ She’s married to a lecturer.

❌ He was boring in the class.
✅ He was bored in the class.

❌ I must to call him immediately.
✅ I must call him immediately.


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#idioms
A piece of cake

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🔴 Daily Conversations:

♦️5. Directing a Conversation (Part 5 of 9)

🔸5.20 When you stress that your point is clear

🔹It's as clear as day.
🔹It's as plain as day.
🔹A child can understand it.
🔹Any fool can see it.
🔹Don't you know it?
🔹Don't you see it?
______________

🔸5.21 When you want a person to pay attention

🔹Listen carefully.
🔹Listen to me.
🔹Open your ears.
🔹Keep your ears open.
🔹Pick up your ears!
🔹Get the wax out of your ears.
______________

🔸5.22 When you are misunderstood by a person

🔹You've got me wrong.
🔹You've got it all wrong.
🔹You've got it wrong.
🔹You've twisted my words.
🔹You've missed the point.
🔹You're only hearing what you want to hear.
🔹You're not listening to what I'm saying.
🔹You're putting words into my mouth.
🔹You're quoting me out of context.
🔹You're taking it out of context.
🔹You're blowing it out of proportion.
🔹You're blowing this all out of proportion.
______________

🔸5.23 When your point is misunderstood

🔹I didn't mean to give you that impression.
🔹I didn't mean to imply that.
🔹I didn't mean that.
🔹That's not what I meant.
🔹I said no such thing.
🔹That's not what I said.
🔹I didn't say that.
🔹That's not my point.
🔹That's not the point I'm trying to make.
🔹You just don't get it!
______________

🔸5.24 When your point was not heard or noticed

🔹It went in one ear and out the other.
🔹There's none so deaf as those who will not hear.
🔹There's none so blind as those who will not see.
🔹My plea fell on deaf ears.
🔹They turned a deaf ear to my plea.
🔹They turned a blind eye to my appeal.
______________

🔸5.25 When a person has suddenly understood your point

🔹You got it!

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✅ Correct answers with explanations ✅

1. Do : Do can mean execute or carry out.

2. Done : Do can mean finish or complete.

3. Makes : To make is to produce or manufacture.

4. Making : We say make trouble.

5. Do : Do can mean suffice or be good enough.

6. Made : To make a speech is to deliver a speech.

7. Do : To do the kitchen is to clean it.

8. Make : To make someone go is to compel them to go.

9. Made : To make laws is to enact them.

10. Did : To do ten countries is to travel through ten countries.

11. Make : To make the train is to catch it.

12. Make : Make can mean brand.

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