⭕️Vocabulary related to the Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

✅Insert your ATM card into the machine.
✅Enter a PIN for security.
✅Select the withdrawal amount.
✅Deposit cash or a check.
✅Check your account balance on the screen.
✅Complete your transaction.
✅Receive cash from the dispenser.
✅Keep your transaction receipt.

🟣 Compound Nouns

✅ Start by studying the lesson on the first page of each unit. Then, do the exercises on the next page.
🔴After you finish all the exercises, go through the answer key to check your answers.
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🟣 Compound Nouns

✅ Start by studying the lesson on the first page of each unit. Then, do the exercises on the next page.
🔴After you finish all the exercises, go through the answer key to check your answers.
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⭕️ Four possible ways of categorizing paintings! 😊👨🏼‍🎨🎨

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🔴It's important to understand how impersonal passive grammar is used in more formal contexts, such as academic writing and journalism.
🟣The passive voice is commonly used with reporting verbs (e.g. "It was reported...") and opinion verbs (e.g. "It is believed..."). Mastering this grammatical structure will improve your ability to write clearly and objectively.
❇️If you have any questions about impersonal passive grammar, feel free to comment below and I'll do my best to help!
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🟩 Stative Verbs in English

🔴 Mixed conditionals are a fascinating aspect of English grammar that combine different time references in conditional sentences.
🟢 They are often used to express situations where the past affects the present or where the present affects the past.
🟡For example, "If I had studied harder, I would be more successful now."
⭕️Understanding mixed conditionals can enhance your writing and speaking by allowing you to convey complex ideas more effectively.
⁉️ If you have any questions about mixed conditionals, feel free to comment below, and I’d be happy to help!
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✳️ Difference between bring & take
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