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>> ✪-Formal and informal language serve different purposes.

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In today’s video you are gonna learn the difference between LOOK AT, WATCH AND SEE .🙈👀👁.

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Just a reminder...

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Don't lose your pen😁

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Miss should be used when referring to an unmarried woman, while “Mrs. is the proper title for a married woman. Many are often confused about the correct usage of “Ms. , which does not depend on marital status at all and can be used as a title for both unmarried and married women. If you know for sure who is and isn t married on your guest list, be sure to address the invitations as such. But, if there s someone on your guest list whose marital status you re not sure of, addressing them as a “Ms. is a safe and appropriate choice. It s also often preferred for older (thirty and up) women who are not married.
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Ms: /mɪz/

Miss: /mɪs/

Mrs: /ˈmɪsɪz/ .

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What’s the most productive way to learn vocabulary in English?

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Watch Phil explain the difference between ‘hope’, ‘expect’ and ‘wait’.


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I’M SORRY FOR MIXED UP
🇺🇸Can you admit that you’ve made a mistake? It’s a good feature, by the way!
After understanding of your fault, it’s time to say sorry!
And this phrase will help you!
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📍I’M SORRY FOR MIXED UP📍
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🤔Meaning: When you’re apologizing for confusing smth
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▪️Example:
-I asked you to buy apples, not peaches!
-Oh, I’m sorry for mixed up! I’ll bring u apples in the evening.
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💁 Help! I’ve lost my wallet, what do I say? 👛👛

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These are not signs of Weakness, But Strength:

1 Asking Clarifying Questions
2 Seeking Advice
3 Forgiving First
4 Showing Vulnerability
5 Sharing Your Dreams With Others
6 Demonstrating Humility
7 Being accountable
8 Gracefully Telling The Truth
9 When Stuck, Asking For Help

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👉👉8 different slangs we use in everyday English!!

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Five reaction for a bad news

🌷Oh no…

🌷That’s terrible.

🌷Poor you.
(Use this to respond to bad situations that are not too serious)

🌷 I’m so sorry to hear that.

🌷I’m sorry for your loss.
(Use this only if someone has died)

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