💠⚜For diseases, ⚜🌐

✅“endemic” = in a small area;

✅“epidemic” = widespread;

✅“pandemic” = universal. Earth globe asia-australia

✔️They get worse in alphabetical order.

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🟣I’m “use to” hot weather. →❌

🟡I’m *used to* hot weather. → ✔️

🔵Get “use to” it. → ❌

🟤Get *used to* it. → ✔️

🔷We *used to* be friends. → ✔️

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Word Root: PAN (all)

🔷Examples:

- pandemic
- pandemonium
- Pangea / Pangaea
- panacea
- pantheism

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⚜💠 vocabulary💠⚜

💥EXCEPTIONABLE =

✅offensive:

🔰He was criticized for his *exceptionable* comments.


💥EXCEPTIONAL =

✅outstanding:

🔰My essay is *exceptional*.

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⚜💠 vocabulary💠⚜

✅In American English 🇺🇸, “license” is both a noun and a verb.

✅In British English 🇬🇧, “licence” is a noun, and “license” is a verb.

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🦋✨Christiane Nord🦋🍂


Christiane Nord (born 13 September 1943) is a German translation scholar.

She studied translation at Heidelberg University (B.A. Honours, 1967);[1] in 1983 she obtained her PhD in Romance Studies,[1] with habilitation in applied translation studies and translation pedagogy. From 1967 she has been involved in translator training at the universities of Heidelberg, Vienna, Hildesheim, Innsbruck and Magdeburg (1996–2005).

Until his death in 2020, she was married to theologian Klaus Berger. They worked together to translate sections of the Bible

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774: 💠 WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF "VERY"
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● very noise = deafening

● very often = frequently

● very old = ancient

● very old- fashioned = archaic

● very open = transparent

● very painful = excruciating

● very pale = ashen

● very perfect = flawless

● very poor = destitute

● very powerful = compelling

● very pretty = beautiful

● very quick = rapid

● very quiet = hushed

● very rainy = pouring

● very rich = wealthy

● very sad = sorrowful

● very scared = petrified

● very scary = chilling

● very serious = grave

● very sharp = keen

● very shiny = gleaming

● very short = brief

● very shy = timid

● very simple = basic

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💠 Ways To Say “BEAUTIFUL” in American English 🇺🇸

🌸appealing
🌸pretty
🌸lovely
🌸elegant
🌸cute
🌸gorgeous
🌸dazzling
🌸exquisite
🌸stunning
🌸attractive

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🍂 Saying Of The Day✨🍂

📔Don't put all your eggs in one basket 🇺🇸

🤔Possible meaning
If all your eggs are in one basket and you drop the basket, you lose everything. Don't put all your money in one bank. Don't put all your faith in one person
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🦋✨Idiom Of The Day🦋🍂

📚down to earth

✍🏾Meaning
If someone is down to earth, they are practical and sensible.

❗️For example

🔸Steven is an artist and a real dreamer, but luckily his wife Sarah is down to earth, so she takes care of their day-to-day lives.

🔸We need someone who can come up with practical, down-to-earth ideas that we can work with in the real world.
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🦋✨ Slang Of The Day🦋

💠 meathead

✍🏾Meaning
a stupid person

❕For example

🔺How did a meathead like that guy get elected to represent the people in his state?

🔺 I was watching the tennis yesterday and some meathead yelled out just as Rafael was serving. The security guys found him and threw him out.

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🌼Today's Idioms🌼

♨️Over my dead body♨️


✅Meaning:
Under no circumstances, absolutely not🌻

✅Example
He wants to get all the money for himself, well, it will be over my dead body! 🌻

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‍ ♨️Have a whale of a time♨️

✅Meaning:
To have an exciting or fun time🌼

✅Example:
We had a whale of a time at the party Saturday night🌼


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♨️Back the wrong horse♨️

✅Meaning:
To support someone that can't win🌻

✅Example :
Tom backed the wrong horse at the meeting 🌻

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🚩🌸 Vocabulary🌸🚩

4️⃣ Push /pʊʃ/ [transitive]

📖 to encourage or force someone to do something or to work hard

🏷 Encourage your kids to try new things, but try not to push them too hard.
🏷 He’s been pushing himself too hard, working 12-hour days.

5️⃣ Leave sth to/ with sb | verb [transitive]

📖 to let someone else decide something or be responsible for something

🏷 Leave it to me. I’ll make sure it gets posted.
🏷 Leave it with me, I’ll fix it for you.
🏷 She leaves it to the reader to draw their own conclusions.

6️⃣ make /meɪk/ verb [transitive]

📖🅰️ used to say what you have calculated a number to be
🏷 I make that $150 altogether.
🏷 There are nine people coming, plus me, which makes ten

📖🅱️ to arrive at or get to a particular place, especially when it is difficult
🏷 I don’t think we’re going to make the town before nightfall..

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♦️ Out of Question vs. Out of the Question♦️

🎈Do you know the differences between out of question and out of the question? As we all know, the two phrases can be quite confusing. So let’s take a closer look at their differences.

🌹Let’s get started!

1⃣. Out of Question
Out of question means unquestionably.

i.e. He did it alone out of question.

i.e. Getting some help from her is out of question.

2⃣. Out of the Question
Out of the question means not possible or allowed.

i.e. Asking my father for money was completely out of the question.

i.e. Wearing a stained blouse to dinner was out of the question.
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💠🔅Word for Today!🔅💠

⚜Climate

1. [n.] the general weather conditions usually found in a particular place

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i.e. The Mediterranean climate is good for growing citrus fruits and grapes.
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i.e. When we retire, we’re going to move to a warmer climate.

2. [n.] the general development of a situation

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i.e. I don’t think we should expand our business in the current economic climate.
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i.e. Terrorism creates a climate of fear.

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🍃🌹🌱☕️Poem☕️🍁🌷🍂

🌼 Nature Knows Its Math

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Nature Knows Its Math” through the rhetoric of personification, the change of the four seasons and the arrival of spring are compared to the nature doing math problems. The beautiful picture of spring is depicted with the language of children, and the joy of the arrival of spring is romantically expressed.

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100 Minds That Made the Market

✍️ Ken Fisher

📎 Non-fiction

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