Learn English Conversation: phrases for ordering food
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Borscht

•A soup made with beetroot and usually served with sour cream, associated with the cuisine of eastern and central Europe, especially
Russia, Poland, and Ukraine.

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Do you know these PHRASAL VERBS? (Learn 10 Advanced Phrasal Verbs) WITH QUIZZES
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🔘 SAHD


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.
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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🦄 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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📔 A bad apple



📋Meaning
  Imagine a basket of apples with one rotten apple inside. This picture will help you remember that a bad apple is someone who creates problems or trouble, or is a bad influence on the other people in a group.



🤔For example ⬇️

🗣 “Instead of focusing on college, he spends his time hanging out with bad apples.”
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