•Cabin fever

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‼️🎬Chris Pratt Gets Fans Messy in 'Danger Word'

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For the sake of your loved ones, stay home.✨🏡

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•remorseful (adj)
🗣/rɪˈmɔː.sfəl/

e.g.
🚩"the defendant was  remorseful for what he had done"

🗣 remorseful
/pronunciation

🎬• cut to the chase |Usage in the Movie: Hop

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•Cut to the chase :

📖come to the point. (to talk about or deal with the  important parts of a subject  and not waste time with things that are not important)

🖊I didn't have long to talk so I cut to the chase and asked  whether he was stillmarried.

🖊"cut to the chase—what is it you want us to do?"

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•What a prank!😂
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•repentant (adj)
🗣 /rɪˈpen.tənt/

📖 : sorry for something wrong that you have done

e.g.
🚩One welcomes a repentant sinner, but how much better it would have been if he had not sinned in the first place.
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🗣 repentant
//pronunciation

•String Theory Explained| what is the true nature of reality?

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•like, unlike and as
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📍•Like, unlike and as
We can use like or as to describe similarities.

1. like is a preposition and comes before a noun or pronoun.
🖇You're like a child!


2. as is a conjunction and comes before a clause (Subject and verb/ auxiliary).
🖇She's scared, as we all are.


3. We often use like as a conjunction instead of as. It's less formal.
🖇He fooled me, like he fooled everybody.


4. We sometimes invert the subject and verb after as(but never after like).
🖇He's tall, as is his father.

//To be continued
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