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โLet's learn some common expressions!
๐ Off the top of my head
๐ To see eye to eye
๐ To feel under the weather
๐ In a split second
๐ To be behind the eight ball
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Basic vs Advanced English โค ๐
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โโโโ๐ PRONUNCIATION
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In two-syllable words, there's a way that makes it easier for you to understand where the stress is on a word.
If the word is a noun or an adjective, the stress is mostly on the first syllable, e.g. people, leisure, water, active, happy, useful etc.. and if the word is a verb, the stress is mostly on the second syllable, e.g. create, prepare, amaze, increase, explain etc.
However, this rule doesn't cover all words there are many exceptions, e.g. hotel, machine, happen, borrow etc.
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Some words have the same expelling but stressed on the first syllable when they're used as nouns and stressed on the second syllable when they're used as verbs.
We will be working on some of those words today in our class.
๐ 2-syllable heteronyms
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Some words, called heteronyms, have a single spelling, but two different pronunciations. There are a number of 2-syllable words that are stressed on the first syllable when the word is being used as a noun or adjective, and stressed on the the second syllable when it is being used as a verb.
1๏ธโฃ SUSpect n. susPECT v.
2๏ธโฃ PROject n. proJECT v.
3๏ธโฃ PREsent n. preSENT v.
4๏ธโฃ REcord n. reCORD v.
5๏ธโฃ EXport n. exPORT v.
Examples
1๏ธโฃ He suspected the usual suspects.
2๏ธโฃ The artist recorded a new record.
3๏ธโฃ Can you project when the project will be complete?
4๏ธโฃ For my birthday present, my father presented me with a brand new car.
5๏ธโฃ The export that's been exported by my friend hasn't been arrived yet.
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If the word is a noun or an adjective, the stress is mostly on the first syllable, e.g. people, leisure, water, active, happy, useful etc.. and if the word is a verb, the stress is mostly on the second syllable, e.g. create, prepare, amaze, increase, explain etc.
However, this rule doesn't cover all words there are many exceptions, e.g. hotel, machine, happen, borrow etc.
We will be working on some of those words today in our class.
Examples
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Fill in the blank with the missing word: (your reaction is your answer)
โก๏ธ My friends don't believe in life after death. They say there's .................... as heaven and hell.
๐) no true thing
โค๏ธ) no real thing
๐) no such thing
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๐) no true thing
โค๏ธ) no real thing
๐) no such thing
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Sorting out the kitchen ๐ช ๐ท
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๐ข Speaking Tips
How to answer in different situations
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What are you doing? ๐ ๐คซ
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๐ข Ways to start a sentence
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Basic vs Idiomatic English ๐ฌ๐ง ๐บ๐ธ
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Fill in the blank with the missing words: (your reaction is your answer)
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"If I'm wrong..."
๐) I'll heat my words
โค๏ธ) I'll eat my words
๐) I'll eat my world
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What do you hear?
"If I'm wrong..."
๐) I'll heat my words
โค๏ธ) I'll eat my words
๐) I'll eat my world
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๐ READING tips
โช๏ธHave a quick look at the questions FIRST ...
โพ๏ธRead the topic sentence of each paragraph to know what the paragraph is talking about.
โพ๏ธSee what kind of answers you need to find in the text
โผ๏ธUnderline the key words in each question
๐ Scan the text carefully to find the exact or the synonyms of words in the text you were given.
โผ๏ธRead the conclusion sentence in each paragraph to answer deduction questions.
โพ๏ธQuickly find them without wasting too much time for just reading the text again and again!
โช๏ธYou don't need to read the whole text!!! Be smart and just find the words you need!!!
โช๏ธYou don't need to Know the Meaning of every single word!!! Just try to guess in the sentence.
Try these techniques over and over to increase your IELTS reading score by two points. It needs practice, don't just give up.
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โช๏ธHave a quick look at the questions FIRST ...
โพ๏ธRead the topic sentence of each paragraph to know what the paragraph is talking about.
โพ๏ธSee what kind of answers you need to find in the text
โผ๏ธUnderline the key words in each question
โผ๏ธRead the conclusion sentence in each paragraph to answer deduction questions.
โพ๏ธQuickly find them without wasting too much time for just reading the text again and again!
โช๏ธYou don't need to read the whole text!!! Be smart and just find the words you need!!!
โช๏ธYou don't need to Know the Meaning of every single word!!! Just try to guess in the sentence.
Try these techniques over and over to increase your IELTS reading score by two points. It needs practice, don't just give up.
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What is this called?
Warfare equipment๐น โ๏ธ
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๐ Slang ๐
๐ข The most Commonly Used British and American Slang Words and Their Meanings (Part 1)
1. UNREAL
โ๏ธ Something that is unbelievably cool or brilliant
๐ฉต I love this party, itโs just unreal!
2. PROPS
โ๏ธ This means respect, recognition
๐ฉต I know he failed the test, but youโve got to give him props for trying.
3. KUDOS
โ๏ธ Another word for respect, recognition
๐ฉต Kudos for organising this party. Itโs brilliant!
4. BOTTOM LINE
โ๏ธ The main point
๐ฉต The bottom line is we just donโt have enough money to make it work.
5. DISS
โ๏ธ When a person disrespects someone else
๐ฉต Stop dissing her behind her back. Show some respect!
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๐ข The most Commonly Used British and American Slang Words and Their Meanings (Part 1)
1. UNREAL
2. PROPS
3. KUDOS
4. BOTTOM LINE
5. DISS
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What is this sound? ๐ง ๐ฆป
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โโโโ Pronunciationโง[audio+script]
โฅ The American R Sound
โ The (R) in American English is almost the hardest letter to pronounce for many non-native learners. This whole lesson is about it. Listen to audio and practice.
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โฅ The American R Sound
โ The (R) in American English is almost the hardest letter to pronounce for many non-native learners. This whole lesson is about it. Listen to audio and practice.
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โโโโโโ Pronunciationโง[audio+script]
โฅ The American R & L Sounds
โ The (R) in American English is almost the hardest letter to pronounce for many non-native learners. Similarly, the (L) is also hard, especially when it comes in a middle or end of a word. Listen to audio to learn more about them.
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โฅ The American R & L Sounds
โ The (R) in American English is almost the hardest letter to pronounce for many non-native learners. Similarly, the (L) is also hard, especially when it comes in a middle or end of a word. Listen to audio to learn more about them.
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