•tongue-tied (adj.)
🗣 /ˈtʌŋ.taɪd/

e.g.
🚩 Barbara was tongue-tied in the presence of her parents.

•tongue-tied (adj.)

/ˈtʌŋ.taɪd/ (👉🏻click to hear the pronunciation)

📖If you get tongue-tied, you find it difficult to express  yourself, usually because you are nervous.

🖌Barbara was tongue-tied in the presence of her parents.

🖌I was practically tongue-tied.

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‼️Surprise #music

🎶The Joke
(Brandi Carlile)

🎶The Joke
(Brandi Carlile)

🎶The Joke
(Brandi Carlile)

#music #Withlyrics
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The Joke 🥀 🕯
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•Speaking Tips
#speaking

⭕️•Speaking Tips

Part1⃣
#speaking

1. Listening to as much English as possible will help to improve your speaking. Listening to songs, podcasts, films, TV series or video clips will help you to feel more confident about speaking.

2. Speak as much English in class as possible. If you speak English regularly in class, you will find it easier to speak in an exam.

3. Slow down! It’s not a race. Before you speak, think carefully about what to say and speak a little slower than normal.

4. Use language you know is correct. Use words and expressions you have used before.

5. If you don’t know a word, think of another way to say it. For example, if you know the word ‘expensive’, but can’t remember the word ‘cheap’, you could say:
It’s not expensive.
It’s a good price.
It’s not a lot of money.

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🎬Thor: Ragnarok
(Answer the question below)
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For the sake of your loved ones, stay home.✨🏡

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•quick-witted (adj.)
🗣 /ˌkwɪkˈwɪt.ɪd/

e.g.
🚩He is lively and quick-witted despite his age.

•quick witted (adj.)

🗣: pronunciation (👈🏻 click)

📖able to reply in a clever or funny way without thinking for a long time

🖌He is lively and quick-witted despite his age.

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•He did leave her some chocolate though!😹

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