English
β’abolish (v.) π£: π¬π§UK /ΙΛbΙl.ΙͺΚ/ π£: πΊπΈUS /ΙΛbΙΛ.lΙͺΚ/ e.g. π©I think bullfighting should be abolished.
β’abolish(v.)
πto put an end to something, such as an organization, rule, or custom(ππ»to end an activity or custom officially):
πNational Service was abolished in the UK in 1962.
πIs monarchy relevant in the modern world or should it be abolished?
πThe government has pledged to abolish child poverty by 2020.
//Word of the day
#vocabulary
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πto put an end to something, such as an organization, rule, or custom(ππ»to end an activity or custom officially):
πNational Service was abolished in the UK in 1962.
πIs monarchy relevant in the modern world or should it be abolished?
πThe government has pledged to abolish child poverty by 2020.
//Word of the day
#vocabulary
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Slavery was .................. in the nineteenth century.( ended)
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4%
invented
91%
abolished
0%
keen
4%
abandoned
English
Taylor Swift β Only The Young - Featured In Miss Americana
π§πΆOnly The Young
(Taylor Swift)
It keeps me awake
The look on your face
The moment you heard the news
You're screaming inside
And frozen in time
You did all that you could do
The game was rigged, the ref got tricked
The wrong ones think they're right
You were outnumbered, this time
But only the young
Only the young
Only the young
Only the young can run
Can run, so run
And run, and run
So every day now
You brace for the sound
You've only heard on TV
You go to class, scared
Wondering where the best hiding spot would be
And the big bad man and his big bad clan
Their hands are stained with red
Oh, how quickly, they forget
They aren't gonna help us
Too busy helping themselves
They aren't gonna change this
We gotta do it ourselves
They think that it's over
But it's just begun
Only one thing can save us
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young
Only the young (only the young)
(Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time
Up there's the finish line)
Only the young
Can run
Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time (can run)
Up there's the finish line
So run, and run, and run
Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time (so run)
Up there's the finish line
And run, and run, and run
Only the young
Only the young
Only the young
ββββββββββββ
#lyrics
π§ @learning0English
(Taylor Swift)
It keeps me awake
The look on your face
The moment you heard the news
You're screaming inside
And frozen in time
You did all that you could do
The game was rigged, the ref got tricked
The wrong ones think they're right
You were outnumbered, this time
But only the young
Only the young
Only the young
Only the young can run
Can run, so run
And run, and run
So every day now
You brace for the sound
You've only heard on TV
You go to class, scared
Wondering where the best hiding spot would be
And the big bad man and his big bad clan
Their hands are stained with red
Oh, how quickly, they forget
They aren't gonna help us
Too busy helping themselves
They aren't gonna change this
We gotta do it ourselves
They think that it's over
But it's just begun
Only one thing can save us
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young (only the young)
Only the young
Only the young (only the young)
(Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time
Up there's the finish line)
Only the young
Can run
Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time (can run)
Up there's the finish line
So run, and run, and run
Don't say you're too tired to fight
It's just a matter of time (so run)
Up there's the finish line
And run, and run, and run
Only the young
Only the young
Only the young
ββββββββββββ
#lyrics
π§ @learning0English
β’Memories
( I can talk about childhood memories-_β’)
Aims:
βͺοΈusing adjectives describing emotional states.
βͺοΈusing phrasal verbs correctly.
βͺοΈexpressing your opinions on ethical issues.
ππWe are going to learn:
#vocabulary:
bewildered circumspect
disoriented distraught
overawed overwhelmed
preoccupied uneasy
unnerved withdrawn
#grammar:
β’Phrasal verbs
//This week's topicππ» π
@learning0English
( I can talk about childhood memories-_β’)
Aims:
βͺοΈusing adjectives describing emotional states.
βͺοΈusing phrasal verbs correctly.
βͺοΈexpressing your opinions on ethical issues.
ππWe are going to learn:
#vocabulary:
bewildered circumspect
disoriented distraught
overawed overwhelmed
preoccupied uneasy
unnerved withdrawn
#grammar:
β’Phrasal verbs
//This week's topicππ» π
@learning0English
β’phrasal verbs
πPart 1β£
#grammar
Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts.
π They are made up of a verb and a particle or, sometimes, two particles. The particle often changes the meaning of the verb.
For example :
πI called Jen to see how she was. (call = to telephone)
πThey've called off the meeting. (call off = to cancel)
πMore examples:
πI'll pick you up from the station at 8 p.m.
(pick up = collect someone in a car or other vehicle to take them somewhere)
πWho came up with that idea?
(come up with = think of an idea or plan)
πI came across your email when I was clearing my inbox.
(come across = to find something by chance)
πThe caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly.
(turn into = become)
πIt was quite a major operation. It took months to get over it and feel normal again.
(get over = recover from something)
πWe are aware of the problem and we are looking into it.
(look into = investigate)
ππ»There are no rules that might explain how phrasal verbs are formed correctly - all you can do is look them up in a good dictionary and study their meanings.
#grammar
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πPart 1β£
#grammar
Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts.
π They are made up of a verb and a particle or, sometimes, two particles. The particle often changes the meaning of the verb.
For example :
πI called Jen to see how she was. (call = to telephone)
πThey've called off the meeting. (call off = to cancel)
πMore examples:
πI'll pick you up from the station at 8 p.m.
(pick up = collect someone in a car or other vehicle to take them somewhere)
πWho came up with that idea?
(come up with = think of an idea or plan)
πI came across your email when I was clearing my inbox.
(come across = to find something by chance)
πThe caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly.
(turn into = become)
πIt was quite a major operation. It took months to get over it and feel normal again.
(get over = recover from something)
πWe are aware of the problem and we are looking into it.
(look into = investigate)
ππ»There are no rules that might explain how phrasal verbs are formed correctly - all you can do is look them up in a good dictionary and study their meanings.
#grammar
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Would you ............... my dog for me this weekend?
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0%
Look
100%
look after
0%
look up
Could you ................ the music while I'm on the phone?
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0%
turn
96%
turn off
4%
turn around
English
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β’Bewildered (adj)
π£: π¬π§[bΙͺΛwΙͺl.dΙd]
π£: πΊπΈ[bΙͺΛwΙͺl.dΙd]
πconfused and uncertain:
πArriving in a strange city at night, I feltalone and bewildered.
πI came out of the movie a bit bewildered, but I enjoyed it.
π£ : bewildered
βΌοΈππ»Click on the link above to hear the pronunciation(both British and American)
β’circumspect (adj.)
π£: π¬π§ [ΛsΙΛ.kΙm.spekt]
π£: πΊπΈ [ΛsΙΛ.kΙm.spekt]
πcareful not to take risks:
πOfficials were circumspect aboutsaying what the talks had achieved.
π£ : Circumspect
ππ»(Climate on the link above to hear the pronunciation)
#vocabulary
#pronunciation
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π£: π¬π§[bΙͺΛwΙͺl.dΙd]
π£: πΊπΈ[bΙͺΛwΙͺl.dΙd]
πconfused and uncertain:
πArriving in a strange city at night, I feltalone and bewildered.
πI came out of the movie a bit bewildered, but I enjoyed it.
π£ : bewildered
βΌοΈππ»Click on the link above to hear the pronunciation(both British and American)
β’circumspect (adj.)
π£: π¬π§ [ΛsΙΛ.kΙm.spekt]
π£: πΊπΈ [ΛsΙΛ.kΙm.spekt]
πcareful not to take risks:
πOfficials were circumspect aboutsaying what the talks had achieved.
π£ : Circumspect
ππ»(Climate on the link above to hear the pronunciation)
#vocabulary
#pronunciation
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The officials were very .................. in their statements.(careful, cautious)
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0%
Unwilling
61%
Circumspect
28%
Reluctant
11%
Reckless
He saw the ................ look on my face.(confused)
Anonymous Quiz
0%
happy
13%
delighted
88%
bewildered
Sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory. π―π
β’Dr. Seuss
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β’Dr. Seuss
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β’distraught (adj.)
π£: π¬π§ [dΙͺΛstrΙΛt]
π£: πΊπΈ [dΙͺΛstrΙΛt]
e.g
π©The missing child's distraught parentsmade an emotional appeal forinformation on TV.
π£: π¬π§ [dΙͺΛstrΙΛt]
π£: πΊπΈ [dΙͺΛstrΙΛt]
e.g
π©The missing child's distraught parentsmade an emotional appeal forinformation on TV.