🚩 •chromosome(n.)

🗣 : /ˈkrəʊ.mə.səʊm/

noun : chromosome
plural noun: chromosomes

🗣 : chromosome
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•chromosome(n.)

📖a threadlike structure of nucleic acids and protein found in the nucleus of most living cells, carrying genetic information in the form of genes.

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•Biology is the science.
Evolution is the concept that makes biology unique. ✨🧬

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‼️🎶Never Google Your Symptoms

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Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try one more time. ✨🪁

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❗️•What is genome?

#vocabulary :
Genome
Chromosome
DNA
Bases
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🔎Talking about habitual actions

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Part1⃣


🌀•present simple

We use the present simple with an adverb of frequency to talk about repeated actions, habits and routines.

🔹She often goes to work by bicycle.



🌀•Present/Past continuous

We use the present/past continuous with the adverbs always, constantly, continually and forever to talk about annoying repeated behaviour.

🔹She's always complaining about her job.

🔹They were forever shouting at each other.

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❗️5 ways to say goodbye 👋🏻
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❗️5 ways to say goodbye 👋🏻

1. See ya!
2. Take it easy!
3. Have a good one!
4. Take care!
5. catch ya later!

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• A father wrote in social media that that day was his son's birthday but bcz of social distancing, his son couldn't go out and celebrate with his friends and therefore he (the father) was sad.

The local police saw the post and see what happened next!😃♥️

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🔎Talking about habitual actions

#grammar
Part2⃣


🌀•Will/would

"Will" and "would" can be used to talk about habitual actions and behaviour. When they are stressed in spoken English, it's suggests criticism. "Would" refers to the past.

🔹She'll often forget to buy milk.

🔹He would play records so loud we couldn't have a conversation.



🌀• Used to

We use "used to + infinitive" to describe past states or habits that someone did in the past but does not do now.

🔹We used to live in New York.


🌀•Would

"Would" can also be used to talk about past habits, but it can't be used to talk about past states. We use "used to" to do that.

🔹We would go to stay with our grandparents every summer.

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🎶• Confirmation
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