Depend on or upon, not from.
❌ Don't say: It depends from her.
✔️ Say: It depends on (or upon) her.
❌ Don't say: It depends from her.
✔️ Say: It depends on (or upon) her.
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There are two ways to be happy:
Change your situation, or change your mindset towards it.
💖💖دو راه برای شاد بودن وجود داره:
يا موقعيتتو تغيير بده يا ديدگاهتو نسبت به موقعيتت
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Change your situation, or change your mindset towards it.
💖💖دو راه برای شاد بودن وجود داره:
يا موقعيتتو تغيير بده يا ديدگاهتو نسبت به موقعيتت
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ᏴᎬ ᏢᎡᎾᏌᎠ ᎾF YᎾᏌᎡᏚᎬᏞF FᎾᎡ ᎻᎾᏔ ᎻᎪᎡᎠ YᎾᏌ'ᎡᎬ ᎢᎡYᏆNᏩ .
💖💖به خودت افتخار کن که داری تمامِ تلاشتو می‌کنی.
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💖💖به خودت افتخار کن که داری تمامِ تلاشتو می‌کنی.
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It’s a beautiful country, Carol, and you can go to a college there in the autumn.”
“And it’s a place to live for the summer,” I said. “Hotels are expensive.” My mother telephoned Greta Ross. Come and see me tomorrow, Greta Ross told her. “Come to Savoy Hotel at eleven o’clock.” I went to Savoy Hotel with my mother. It was big and expensive, bigger than our hotel, and in the centre of London. “Mum needs this job,” I thought. “And a private island in Scotland is a nice place to live. Perhaps I can forget what’s happened if I go there.” “Room twenty-two,” said the woman at the hotel desk. “Go on up. Mrs Ross will see you now.” Greta Ross was waiting for us. She was about thirty years old and very beautiful. She wore an expensive red dress and her hair was very long and dark. “This is my daughter, Carol,” said my mother. “Hallo, Carol,” said Greta Ross. “Hallo,” I said. “Carol is eighteen years old,” said my mother. “Can she come with me, if I get the job? Perhaps she can help in the house or in the garden. She likes gardening. She’s studying farming at college.” “Perhaps,” said Greta Ross. “There’s a small farm on the island.” “I’d like to work on the farm,” I said.
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“And it’s a place to live for the summer,” I said. “Hotels are expensive.” My mother telephoned Greta Ross. Come and see me tomorrow, Greta Ross told her. “Come to Savoy Hotel at eleven o’clock.” I went to Savoy Hotel with my mother. It was big and expensive, bigger than our hotel, and in the centre of London. “Mum needs this job,” I thought. “And a private island in Scotland is a nice place to live. Perhaps I can forget what’s happened if I go there.” “Room twenty-two,” said the woman at the hotel desk. “Go on up. Mrs Ross will see you now.” Greta Ross was waiting for us. She was about thirty years old and very beautiful. She wore an expensive red dress and her hair was very long and dark. “This is my daughter, Carol,” said my mother. “Hallo, Carol,” said Greta Ross. “Hallo,” I said. “Carol is eighteen years old,” said my mother. “Can she come with me, if I get the job? Perhaps she can help in the house or in the garden. She likes gardening. She’s studying farming at college.” “Perhaps,” said Greta Ross. “There’s a small farm on the island.” “I’d like to work on the farm,” I said.
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🔊 Listen and follow it on the paragraph above and focus on the pronunciation.
Avoid + -ing.
❌Don't say: You can't avoid to make mistakes.
✔️Say: You can't avoid making mistakes.
❌Don't say: You can't avoid to make mistakes.
✔️Say: You can't avoid making mistakes.
Enjoy + -ing.
❌Don't say: I enjoy to play football.
✔️Say: I enjoy playing football.
❌Don't say: I enjoy to play football.
✔️Say: I enjoy playing football.
Excuse + -ing.
❌Don't say: Please excuse me to be so late.
✔️Say: Please excuse my being so late. Or Please excuse me for being so late.
❌Don't say: Please excuse me to be so late.
✔️Say: Please excuse my being so late. Or Please excuse me for being so late.
Finish + -ing.
❌Don't say: Have you finished to speak?
✔️Say: Have you finished speaking?
❌Don't say: Have you finished to speak?
✔️Say: Have you finished speaking?
Go on (continue) + -ing.
❌Don't say: The music went on to play all day.
✔️Say: The music went on playing ail day.
❌Don't say: The music went on to play all day.
✔️Say: The music went on playing ail day.
Stop + -ing.
❌Don't say: The wind has almost stopped to blow.
✔️Say: The wind has almost stopped blowing.
❌Don't say: The wind has almost stopped to blow.
✔️Say: The wind has almost stopped blowing.
Worth + -ing.
❌Don't say: Is today's film worth to see?
✔️Say: Is today's film worth seeing?
❌Don't say: Is today's film worth to see?
✔️Say: Is today's film worth seeing?