#common_mistakes

⚜Disagree ⚜

1⃣

😱Those who disagreed to join the army were put in prison.✖️
😇Those who refused to join the army were put in prison.✔️

⚜disagree= not have the same opinion:
◇'He disagreed with nearly everything I said.'
◇ 'Why did she disagree with you?'
◇'We tended to disagree about politics, but we were still good friends.'

⚜refuse (to do sth) = say that you will not do something that someone has asked you to do:

◇'The students were asked to leave the building but
they refused.
◇''If anyone refuses to pay their bill, send for the manager.'

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⚜ Disagree ⚜


2⃣

😱As a conservationist, I strongly disagree with the removal of these trees.✖️

😇As a conservationist,I strongly object to the removal of
these trees.✔️

⚜object (to sth) = say that you are against something.
◇''No member of the Council has ever objected to this principle.
◇''He objects to being treated
like a child.'

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⚜Disagree ⚜

3⃣

😱She disagreed totally to what I said.✖️
😇She disagreed totally with what I said.✔️

😱Some people disagree to the death penalty.✖️
😇Some peopledisagreewith the death penalty.✔️

⚜disagree with sb/sth:

◇ 'I disagreed with their interpretation of the statistics.'

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⚜Disagree ⚜

4⃣

😱I disagree that heart transplants should be stopped.✖️
😇I don't agree that heart transplants should be stopped.✔️

⚜When the subject is a particular person,use not agree to introduce a
that clause:
◇'I don't agree that the people there are repressed.
◇''She cannot agree that farmers should be an exception.'

⚜In more general statements,disagree is usually used with not, nobody etc before a that clause, to give an affirmative meaning;
◇'No one can disagree that these crimes must be stopped.'(=everyonemust agree
that ...) .

◇'Few would disagree that she has served her country well.'
(= most would agree that ...)

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⚜Disagree ⚜

5⃣

😱I am disagree with the statement.✔️
😇I disagree with the statement.✔️

⚜Disagree is used only as a verb (NOT as an adjective):
◇She always disagrees with me.'

⚜THESAURUS⚜

⚜ investigate


⚜look into sth
{case | matter | problem | complaint | claim | allegation | possibility | ways} to find out more about a problem, especially after someone has asked you to do this:
| The police agreed to look into the case.
| Please could you look into the matter for me?
| We need more time to look into the problem.
| The manager promised to look
into my complaint.
| They 're looking into the possibility of moving to London. | We're looking into ways of speeding up the process.
| I'll look into it and get back to
you.


⚜explore  {ways | possibility | optionto}: consider or discuss something, in order to
help you decide what you should do:
|Military leaders are exploring new ways of defending the United States from terrorism.
| I’m going to explore the possibility of a
part-time job.
| We still haven't fully explored all the options.


⚜probe : to try to find
secret or hidden information, especially by asking questions:
|The press began probing
into the actor’s private life.
| We have been probing the reasons why the government
has been so slow to react to the problem of climate change.


⚜delve: to look somewhere in
order to try to find more information about something, especially something that is
difficult to find out about:
|Over the past year Ms Deen has been delving into the
national archives, in order to discover information on the early Muslim settlers.
| I think we need to delve a little deeper.


⚜be under investigation:
▪️if someone or their
activities are under investigation, the police are trying to find out if they have done something illegal:
| Several public figures are under investigation for corruption.


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#Expressions

💥Let your guard down

●to relax when you should be careful or ready to deal with something

•Example:
⚡️He's worried that if he lets his guard down that his staff will start to become lazy.

#Slang


💥Be a hundred years too early

•To be so immature and unprepared as to have no hope of achieving an accomplishment.


●Example:
⚡️Don't make me waste my time! You are a hundred years too early to be an opponent worthy of fighting me!

#Expressions

💥Lend itself to sth
FORMAL

•to be suitable for a particular purpose

•Example:
⚡️The novel's complex, imaginative style does not lend itself to translation.

#Vocabulary


💢 Blow is a violent stroke given by the hand or weapon (to somebody or something).

🌀 Ex:- He dealt him a blow on the head.

💢 It also means a sudden shock or disaster for somebody or something.

🌀 Ex:- His death came as a blow to the family.

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💢 Misfortune carries the idea of bad luck, often of a serious nature. It is usually of a lingering character or consequence, and such that the sufferer is not considered directly responsible.

🌀 Ex:- He had the misfortune to be born blind.

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💢 Adversity is an unfortunate event or unfavorable situation, usually caused by outward circumstances such as the loss of fortune, position, etc.

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💢 Calamity is a serious misfortune or disaster causing a great deal of damage, destruction or suffering.

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💢 Hardship is a specific difficult condition of life such as lack of food, comfort, money etc.

#Vocabulary

💢 Mishap conveys the idea of a minor and unfortunate accident.