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Used to
✳ It is used to talk about habits that
✳ were true in the past but they are not now.
✳ It should be used with the simple form of the verb.
✳ It is made negative by using "didn't".
✳ The question form is made by using did at the beginning of the sentence.
Examples:
✅ I used to smoke cigarettes when I was young.
✅ used to---verb
✅ I didn't use go mountain climbing when I was young.
✅ Did you use to go hiking when you were young?
Used to
✳ It is used to talk about habits that
✳ were true in the past but they are not now.
✳ It should be used with the simple form of the verb.
✳ It is made negative by using "didn't".
✳ The question form is made by using did at the beginning of the sentence.
Examples:
✅ I used to smoke cigarettes when I was young.
✅ used to---verb
✅ I didn't use go mountain climbing when I was young.
✅ Did you use to go hiking when you were young?
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📢📢 today's topic:
📚📚 do you believe in the Judgement Day?
📚📚 do you think people will finally pay for their sins?
📚📚 what is your definition of "sin"?
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📚📚 do you believe in the Judgement Day?
📚📚 do you think people will finally pay for their sins?
📚📚 what is your definition of "sin"?
⚡⚡⚡ @englishworld ⚡⚡⚡
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⛔ I know him too well.
✅ I know him very well.
➡ Too has a negative meaning.
example: Too difficult to do. It means so difficult that we can't do it.
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✅ I know him very well.
➡ Too has a negative meaning.
example: Too difficult to do. It means so difficult that we can't do it.
@englishworld ❤😘
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📢📢📢 today's topic:
as you know the elders need lots of care especially when they are too old. Some families find it difficult to take care of them and are not happy . So they send them to a nursing home.
📚📚 What do you think we can do to take care of the elderly?
📚📚 would you send your own beloved members to a nursing home?
📚📚 What kind of problems do the elderly have?
⚡⚡⚡ @englishworld ⚡⚡⚡
as you know the elders need lots of care especially when they are too old. Some families find it difficult to take care of them and are not happy . So they send them to a nursing home.
📚📚 What do you think we can do to take care of the elderly?
📚📚 would you send your own beloved members to a nursing home?
📚📚 What kind of problems do the elderly have?
⚡⚡⚡ @englishworld ⚡⚡⚡
5 ways to replace the adjective "Amazing"
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💙• Surprising - amazing
Example: She told me a surprising thing
💙• Marvelous - amazing
Example: The weather was simply marvelous / The weather was simply amazing
💙• Incredible - incredible
Example: The view is just incredible
💙• Fascinating - exciting
Example: It's a fascinating book which merits attention / This is an exciting book that deserves attention
💙• Stunning - stunning
Example: Our room had a stunning view of the lake / Our room had a stunning view of the lake.
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💙• Surprising - amazing
Example: She told me a surprising thing
💙• Marvelous - amazing
Example: The weather was simply marvelous / The weather was simply amazing
💙• Incredible - incredible
Example: The view is just incredible
💙• Fascinating - exciting
Example: It's a fascinating book which merits attention / This is an exciting book that deserves attention
💙• Stunning - stunning
Example: Our room had a stunning view of the lake / Our room had a stunning view of the lake.
10 must-have English verbs:
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• Act -
Example: It is time to act.
• Buy -
Example: Where did you buy that dress?
• Do -
Example: What are you doing?
• Look -
Example: Try looking under the bed.
• Read -
Example: She likes to read.
• Run -
Example: How fast can you run?
• Sleep -
Example: Did you sleep well?
• Speak -
Example: Let him speak.
• Walk -
Example: He walked to the store.
• Work -
Example: I work here.
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• Act -
Example: It is time to act.
• Buy -
Example: Where did you buy that dress?
• Do -
Example: What are you doing?
• Look -
Example: Try looking under the bed.
• Read -
Example: She likes to read.
• Run -
Example: How fast can you run?
• Sleep -
Example: Did you sleep well?
• Speak -
Example: Let him speak.
• Walk -
Example: He walked to the store.
• Work -
Example: I work here.
5 very unusual expressions in English to remember:
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🌹• Nitty-gritty - daily work; daily activities; something everyday
Example:
Let's get down to the nitty-gritty. How much will it cost?
🌹• Teeny-weeny - tiny, small
Example:
I'll just have a teeny-weeny piece of cake.
🌹• Willy-nilly - forced
Example:
Both sides were drawn, willy-nilly, into the conflict.
🌹• Hugger-mugger - keep secret
Example:
They tried to hugger-mugger this nasty little incident out of sight.
🌹• Easy peasy - easy business
Example:
Tie your necktie? Easy peasy!
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🌹• Nitty-gritty - daily work; daily activities; something everyday
Example:
Let's get down to the nitty-gritty. How much will it cost?
🌹• Teeny-weeny - tiny, small
Example:
I'll just have a teeny-weeny piece of cake.
🌹• Willy-nilly - forced
Example:
Both sides were drawn, willy-nilly, into the conflict.
🌹• Hugger-mugger - keep secret
Example:
They tried to hugger-mugger this nasty little incident out of sight.
🌹• Easy peasy - easy business
Example:
Tie your necktie? Easy peasy!
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5 simple conversational phrases in English
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🌺• All day long - all day
Example:
The tune haunted her all day long.
🌺• Come to mind - come to someone's mind
Example:
Nothing came to mind when I tried to remember the names of the actors.
🌺• Day and night - round the clock; day and night;
Example:
We worked day and night to finish the project before the end of the month.
🌺• In person - personally
Example:
I had to go to the bank and sign the papers in person.
🌺• Make a living - making a living
Example:
She hopes to make a living from writing children's books.
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🌺• All day long - all day
Example:
The tune haunted her all day long.
🌺• Come to mind - come to someone's mind
Example:
Nothing came to mind when I tried to remember the names of the actors.
🌺• Day and night - round the clock; day and night;
Example:
We worked day and night to finish the project before the end of the month.
🌺• In person - personally
Example:
I had to go to the bank and sign the papers in person.
🌺• Make a living - making a living
Example:
She hopes to make a living from writing children's books.
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Time vocabulary
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• Today
• Tomorrow
• Day after tomorrow
• Yesterday
• Day before yesterday
• Next week
• This week
• Last week
• Day
• Morning
• Noon
• Afternoon
• Evening
• Night
• Weekend
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
• Saturday
• Sunday
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• Today
• Tomorrow
• Day after tomorrow
• Yesterday
• Day before yesterday
• Next week
• This week
• Last week
• Day
• Morning
• Noon
• Afternoon
• Evening
• Night
• Weekend
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
• Saturday
• Sunday
💙Be in good spirits -
💚meaning:
to be in a good mood.
💜Example:
She was in good spirits this morning.
#idioms
💚meaning:
to be in a good mood.
💜Example:
She was in good spirits this morning.
#idioms
10 cool slang words and phrases
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💚• Awesome - great, excellent, cool
Example: That was an awesome movie.
💚• Big time - very
Example: He really owes her big time for everything she has done for him.
💚• Duh! - really? (a sarcastic exclamation used when someone said something stupid, obvious, self-evident)
Example: - Look, the Sun is yellow !; - Duh!
💚• Junk food - fast food, high-calorie food
Example: If you want to lose weight, you should stop eating so much junk food.
💚• Knock someone's socks off - hit, delight; make stunned
Example: Her stunning beauty knocked everyone's socks off. / Everyone was shocked by her beauty.
💚• Lose it - to lose self-control; go crazy
Example: What are you doing? Have you totally lost it? / What are you doing? Have you gone completely crazy?
💚• No sweat - no problem, easy
Example: We'll be back by six, no sweat. / We'll be back by six, no problem.
💚• Vent - give vent to your feelings; express pent-up emotions
Example: Don't take his remarks too seriously - he's just venting. / Don't take his remarks so seriously, he just gave vent to his feelings.
💚• Yawner - Anything boring or completely uninteresting
Example: The film was a real yawner. I fell asleep after the first twenty minutes. / This movie was so boring that I fell asleep after the first twenty minutes.
💚• Zone out - disconnect, pass out
Example: He's sort of zoned out. / He seems to have passed out.
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💚• Awesome - great, excellent, cool
Example: That was an awesome movie.
💚• Big time - very
Example: He really owes her big time for everything she has done for him.
💚• Duh! - really? (a sarcastic exclamation used when someone said something stupid, obvious, self-evident)
Example: - Look, the Sun is yellow !; - Duh!
💚• Junk food - fast food, high-calorie food
Example: If you want to lose weight, you should stop eating so much junk food.
💚• Knock someone's socks off - hit, delight; make stunned
Example: Her stunning beauty knocked everyone's socks off. / Everyone was shocked by her beauty.
💚• Lose it - to lose self-control; go crazy
Example: What are you doing? Have you totally lost it? / What are you doing? Have you gone completely crazy?
💚• No sweat - no problem, easy
Example: We'll be back by six, no sweat. / We'll be back by six, no problem.
💚• Vent - give vent to your feelings; express pent-up emotions
Example: Don't take his remarks too seriously - he's just venting. / Don't take his remarks so seriously, he just gave vent to his feelings.
💚• Yawner - Anything boring or completely uninteresting
Example: The film was a real yawner. I fell asleep after the first twenty minutes. / This movie was so boring that I fell asleep after the first twenty minutes.
💚• Zone out - disconnect, pass out
Example: He's sort of zoned out. / He seems to have passed out.
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