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UK vs USA part 15π
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If you missed the bus, it means you were late and didnβt catch it β° If you lost the bus, it means you canβt find it anymore π
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Titanic's in my bathroom π€£π€£π€£
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UK vs USA - which is better?
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UK vs USA wordsπ
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A conversation with an angel π
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Tag your friends who always forget their wallets π
Vocab:
π Hold the tomato = donβt put the tomato into my burger
πPlain cheeseburger = a cheeseburger with just cheese and a meat patty (no tomato, no onion, no lettuce)
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Vocab:
π Hold the tomato = donβt put the tomato into my burger
πPlain cheeseburger = a cheeseburger with just cheese and a meat patty (no tomato, no onion, no lettuce)
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Foggy Vs Misty
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Want you hear some (bad) English jokes?
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Youβre a married βtoβ someone, not βwithβ someone ππ
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Trying to order sandwiches π₯ͺ
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How do YOU say it?π
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Car Problems
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Key words π
1. Throw away: This means to get rid of something by putting it in the trash or garbage.
- Example: βI decided to throw away the old, broken chair because it was taking up too much space.β
2. New Yearβs resolution: This is a promise that people make at the beginning of the year to improve themselves or change a habit.
- Example: βMy New Yearβs resolution is to exercise more and eat healthier.β
3. Cut down on something: This means to reduce the amount of something you do or use.
- Example: βI want to cut down on sweets because I want to be healthier.β
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1. Throw away: This means to get rid of something by putting it in the trash or garbage.
- Example: βI decided to throw away the old, broken chair because it was taking up too much space.β
2. New Yearβs resolution: This is a promise that people make at the beginning of the year to improve themselves or change a habit.
- Example: βMy New Yearβs resolution is to exercise more and eat healthier.β
3. Cut down on something: This means to reduce the amount of something you do or use.
- Example: βI want to cut down on sweets because I want to be healthier.β
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What do you do for a living?π€¨
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πEntrepreneurship vocabulary
β Stay focused on your entrepreneurial vision.
β Validate your startup idea by starting small.
β Diversify ventures to spread business risk.
β Continuously innovate your products.
β Refine your pitch for business clarity.
β Build early relationships with investors.
β Deeply understand your target market before launch.
β Focus on sustainable growth for long-term profits.
β Embrace calculated risks and learn from setbacks.
β Plan meticulously when scaling business operations.
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β Stay focused on your entrepreneurial vision.
β Validate your startup idea by starting small.
β Diversify ventures to spread business risk.
β Continuously innovate your products.
β Refine your pitch for business clarity.
β Build early relationships with investors.
β Deeply understand your target market before launch.
β Focus on sustainable growth for long-term profits.
β Embrace calculated risks and learn from setbacks.
β Plan meticulously when scaling business operations.
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πLetβs create art with this English painting vocabulary.
πShe mixed the colors in her palette.
πThe artist used a fine brush to add details to the portrait.
πThe landscape was painted on a large canvas.
πHe set up his easel in the park to capture the scenery.
πThe artist applied varnish to protect the painting from dust.
πThe artist used gesso to prime the canvas, making it ready for painting.
πShe preferred acrylics for their quick-drying properties.
πWatercolors allowed her to achieve delicate and transparent effects.
πArtists used oil paints to achieve rich, deep colors and textures.
πShe mixed her tempera paints with water to get the desired consistency.
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πShe mixed the colors in her palette.
πThe artist used a fine brush to add details to the portrait.
πThe landscape was painted on a large canvas.
πHe set up his easel in the park to capture the scenery.
πThe artist applied varnish to protect the painting from dust.
πThe artist used gesso to prime the canvas, making it ready for painting.
πShe preferred acrylics for their quick-drying properties.
πWatercolors allowed her to achieve delicate and transparent effects.
πArtists used oil paints to achieve rich, deep colors and textures.
πShe mixed her tempera paints with water to get the desired consistency.
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Join my Speaking club - weβre having fun there! π
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Religions and their followers in English
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