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731. Beatles Song Lyrics / Idioms & Expressions (with Antony Rotunno)
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🌦🏔Normal English Vs Advanced English🌋⛈
1. Meet Catch up
2. Hungry Starving
3. Very happy Over the moon
4. Very busy Swamped
5. Angry Pissed off
6. Very tired Exhausted
7. Come Drop in
8. Fit and Fit as a fiddle
healthy
9. Busy Tied up
10. Mad Out of mind
11. Time to Time to hit the books
study
12. Like you So into you
13. Text me Hit me up
14. Fell asleep Nodded off
15. Very cold Freezing
16. Hurry up Chop-chop
17. Good luck Break a leg
18. Wasting time Faffing around
19. Lucky Jammy
20. Keep it a Keep it under wraps
secret
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1. Meet Catch up
2. Hungry Starving
3. Very happy Over the moon
4. Very busy Swamped
5. Angry Pissed off
6. Very tired Exhausted
7. Come Drop in
8. Fit and Fit as a fiddle
healthy
9. Busy Tied up
10. Mad Out of mind
11. Time to Time to hit the books
study
12. Like you So into you
13. Text me Hit me up
14. Fell asleep Nodded off
15. Very cold Freezing
16. Hurry up Chop-chop
17. Good luck Break a leg
18. Wasting time Faffing around
19. Lucky Jammy
20. Keep it a Keep it under wraps
secret
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Learn English Conversation: phrases for ordering food
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😸English လို အားနာတယ်လို့ တိုက်ရိုက်စကားလုံးမရှိပေမယ့်
အားနာတယ်လို့ပြောချင်တဲ့အခါ သူနဲ့အနီးစပ်ဆုံးတူတဲ့ ယဉ်ကျေးပြီး အသုံးများတဲ့ ဝါကျလေးများ 👇👇👇
1. I'm embarrassed to have to ask you this.
2. I'm sorry to ask you to do this.
3. I don't want to impose on you but could you possibly do.
4. I have a huge favour to ask you.
5. I hate to inconvenience you.
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အားနာတယ်လို့ပြောချင်တဲ့အခါ သူနဲ့အနီးစပ်ဆုံးတူတဲ့ ယဉ်ကျေးပြီး အသုံးများတဲ့ ဝါကျလေးများ 👇👇👇
2. I'm sorry to ask you to do this.
3. I don't want to impose on you but could you possibly do.
4. I have a huge favour to ask you.
5. I hate to inconvenience you.
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🌸🌸Vocab လေးတွေမှတ်ကြရအောင် 😄✍🏼
1. criminal (adj) ပြစ်မှု/ဥပဒေချိုးဖောက်သော ၊ အပြစ်ရှိသော
2. reputation (n) နာမည်၊ဂုဏ်
3. jail (n) အကျဉ်းထောင်
4. blame (v) အပြစ်လွှဲချသည်
5. evidence (n) အထောက်အထား၊ သက်သေ
6. surveillance (n) စောင့်ကြည့်ခြင်း၊ စောင့်ကြပ်ခြင်း
7. trash (n) အညံစား၊အမှိုက်သရိုက်
8. stink (v) ပုပ်ဆော်နံသည်။
stink (n) အပုပ်နံ့
9. sacrifice (n) စွှန့်လွှတ်ခြင်း၊ အနစ်နာခံမှု
10. stuff (n) ပစ္စည်း၊ဥစ္စာ
11. cut the crap (idiom) တိုတိုပြောရရင်၊ လိုရင်းပြောရရင်
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1. criminal (adj) ပြစ်မှု/ဥပဒေချိုးဖောက်သော ၊ အပြစ်ရှိသော
2. reputation (n) နာမည်၊ဂုဏ်
3. jail (n) အကျဉ်းထောင်
4. blame (v) အပြစ်လွှဲချသည်
5. evidence (n) အထောက်အထား၊ သက်သေ
6. surveillance (n) စောင့်ကြည့်ခြင်း၊ စောင့်ကြပ်ခြင်း
7. trash (n) အညံစား၊အမှိုက်သရိုက်
8. stink (v) ပုပ်ဆော်နံသည်။
stink (n) အပုပ်နံ့
9. sacrifice (n) စွှန့်လွှတ်ခြင်း၊ အနစ်နာခံမှု
10. stuff (n) ပစ္စည်း၊ဥစ္စာ
11. cut the crap (idiom) တိုတိုပြောရရင်၊ လိုရင်းပြောရရင်
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Basic English Grammar Course | Future Perfect Continuous Tense | Learn and Practice
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Types of Phrasal Verbs✨Transitive Phrasal Verbs.
Intransitive Phrasal Verbs.
Separable Phrasal Verbs.
Inseparable Phrasal Verbs.🌟✨✨
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Do you know these PHRASAL VERBS? (Learn 10 Advanced Phrasal Verbs) WITH QUIZZES
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🔘 SAHD
◻️Stay-at-home dad
A SAHD is a "stay-at-home dad," a father who stays at home and takes care of his child(ren). His full-time job is maintaining the house and the kid(s) in it instead of a full-time position out of the house (which his partner likely holds).
SAHD is similar to a SAHM, which is more common. However, the difference has waned due to the gender pay gap decrease and the influx of women in the workforce.
You will likely see the SAHD acronym in parenting forums, in messages, and on social sites like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. For example, you might text your recently let-go brother-in-law, "How's SAHD life treating you?"
❓Example
The number of SAHDs seems to be increasing lately.
Yeah, I saw a herd of them at the park on Wednesday afternoon.
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What kind of dad is a SAHD?
◻️Stay-at-home dad
A SAHD is a "stay-at-home dad," a father who stays at home and takes care of his child(ren). His full-time job is maintaining the house and the kid(s) in it instead of a full-time position out of the house (which his partner likely holds).
SAHD is similar to a SAHM, which is more common. However, the difference has waned due to the gender pay gap decrease and the influx of women in the workforce.
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🦄 Phrasal Verbs - 'Take' 🤳🏻🌙
• Take aback : surprise or shock (someone).
• Take after : resemble (someone) in appearance or habits.
• Take apart : separate the parts of something so that they are not together.
• Take aside : take (someone) to a place that is away from other people.
• Take away : subtract or diminish something.
• Take back : regain possession of something.
• Take down : remove something from a hanging position.
• Take for : regard as.
• Take in : comprehend something.
• Take it : assume.
• Take it out on : behave in an unpleasant way towards somebody because you feel angry, disappointed, etc., although it is not their fault.
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• Take aback : surprise or shock (someone).
• Take after : resemble (someone) in appearance or habits.
• Take apart : separate the parts of something so that they are not together.
• Take aside : take (someone) to a place that is away from other people.
• Take away : subtract or diminish something.
• Take back : regain possession of something.
• Take down : remove something from a hanging position.
• Take for : regard as.
• Take in : comprehend something.
• Take it : assume.
• Take it out on : behave in an unpleasant way towards somebody because you feel angry, disappointed, etc., although it is not their fault.
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