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#Confusing #Words #Difference
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#Confusing #Words #Difference
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π @WeEnglish πππ
π€ Have you ever wondered what the difference is between these wordsβοΈ
1οΈβ£ π’ (Turtle π Tortoise)
1. Turtle: Flatter Shells. Water loversπ
2.Tortoise: Dome Shell. Land loversπ
β On land the turtle is ungainly, but in the water it is very agile.
β While his family was visiting the desert, Lucas came across a tortoise eating a piece of cactus.
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2οΈβ£ π€ (Alone π Lonely)
1. Alone: Whitout company.
2. Lonely: Sadness due to no one being around.
β I don't feel comfortable when I'm home alone.
β Sometimes I feel very lonely.
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3οΈβ£ π₯· π° (Rob π Steal)
1. Rob: Who or where it happened.
2. Steal: What was taken.
β Someone robbed the bank.
β They stole my computer.
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4οΈβ£ π (Sea π Ocean)
1. Sea: Smaller and it is partially enclosed by land.
2. Ocean: It has no boundaries.
β The Mediterranean Sea separates Africa from Europe.
β The Atlantic Ocean separates Africa and South America.
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5οΈβ£ π (History π Story)
1. History: Real past events.
2. Story: Real or imagined events.
β I'm studying European History this semester.
β The book tells the story of two roommates.
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1οΈβ£ π’ (Turtle π Tortoise)
1. Turtle: Flatter Shells. Water loversπ
2.Tortoise: Dome Shell. Land loversπ
β On land the turtle is ungainly, but in the water it is very agile.
β While his family was visiting the desert, Lucas came across a tortoise eating a piece of cactus.
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2οΈβ£ π€ (Alone π Lonely)
1. Alone: Whitout company.
2. Lonely: Sadness due to no one being around.
β I don't feel comfortable when I'm home alone.
β Sometimes I feel very lonely.
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3οΈβ£ π₯· π° (Rob π Steal)
1. Rob: Who or where it happened.
2. Steal: What was taken.
β Someone robbed the bank.
β They stole my computer.
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4οΈβ£ π (Sea π Ocean)
1. Sea: Smaller and it is partially enclosed by land.
2. Ocean: It has no boundaries.
β The Mediterranean Sea separates Africa from Europe.
β The Atlantic Ocean separates Africa and South America.
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5οΈβ£ π (History π Story)
1. History: Real past events.
2. Story: Real or imagined events.
β I'm studying European History this semester.
β The book tells the story of two roommates.
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π @WeEnglish π₯
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π @WeEnglish π π
A Complete Guide
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π @WeEnglish π π
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πΉ Speaking practice
π Learn words together in chunks
β Fifteen common collocations with "keep"
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Collocation #Chunks #Keep
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββ βοΈ
π Learn words together in chunks
β Fifteen common collocations with "keep"
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Collocation #Chunks #Keep
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π€ What is a GERUNDβ
π Verb + Δ°ng
1οΈβ£ A gerund is a noun made from a verb by adding "-ing." The gerund form of the verb "read" is "reading." You can use a gerund as the subject, the complement, or the object of a sentence.
β Examples:
π£οΈ Reading helps you learn English. subject of sentence.
π£οΈ Her favorite hobby is reading. complement of sentence.
2β£ Gerunds can be made negative by adding "not."
β Examples:
π£οΈ He enjoys not working.
π£οΈ The best thing for your health is not smoking.
3β£ Some verbs are followed by gerunds as objects.
β Examples:
π£οΈ She suggested going to a movie.
π£οΈ Mary keeps talking about her problems.
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#Grammar #Gerund #Verb #ing
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π @WeEnglish π₯ π€΅ββ
π Verb + Δ°ng
1οΈβ£ A gerund is a noun made from a verb by adding "-ing." The gerund form of the verb "read" is "reading." You can use a gerund as the subject, the complement, or the object of a sentence.
β Examples:
π£οΈ Reading helps you learn English. subject of sentence.
π£οΈ Her favorite hobby is reading. complement of sentence.
2β£ Gerunds can be made negative by adding "not."
β Examples:
π£οΈ He enjoys not working.
π£οΈ The best thing for your health is not smoking.
3β£ Some verbs are followed by gerunds as objects.
β Examples:
π£οΈ She suggested going to a movie.
π£οΈ Mary keeps talking about her problems.
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#Grammar #Gerund #Verb #ing
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β A fast shower πΏ
β A quick shower
β Respond the door πͺ
β Answer the door
β Strong rain π§
β Heavy rain
β Celebrate a party π
β Throw a party
β Ask for a wish π€π»
β Make a wish
β Strong taste π
β Big taste
β Lost the time β³
β Waste time
β Nice dreams π
β Sweet dreams
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#Common #Mistakes
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π @WeEnglish π₯ π€΅ββ
β A quick shower
β Respond the door πͺ
β Answer the door
β Strong rain π§
β Heavy rain
β Celebrate a party π
β Throw a party
β Ask for a wish π€π»
β Make a wish
β Strong taste π
β Big taste
β Lost the time β³
β Waste time
β Nice dreams π
β Sweet dreams
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#Common #Mistakes
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π©΅ Happy Valentine's Day!
π February the fourteen
π February the fourteen
v-day-grammar-poem.pdf
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π Free Printable Valentine's Day Grammar Worksheet
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Level: Elementary~Intermediate
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#Happy #Valentine #day #printables #exercise #poem
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ββΊβ£π @WeEnglish β€οΈπ§‘π
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Level: Elementary~Intermediate
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#Happy #Valentine #day #printables #exercise #poem
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π Idioms about love and affection
π As we have just passed Valentine's Day, let's learn a few sentences to express love and affection
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#Idiom #love #affection #Valentine
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π As we have just passed Valentine's Day, let's learn a few sentences to express love and affection
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#Idiom #love #affection #Valentine
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π Defining love π Passionate love
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#Defining #Passionate #love
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ββΊβ£π @WeEnglishβ€οΈπ§‘π
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#Defining #Passionate #love
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πΉ Speaking practice
4β£ Words not appropriate for informal conversations!
π ββ DON'T USE These Words in Casual English Conversations!
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Context #Register #Furthermore #Moreover #Therefore #However
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββ
4β£ Words not appropriate for informal conversations!
π ββ DON'T USE These Words in Casual English Conversations!
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Context #Register #Furthermore #Moreover #Therefore #However
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββ
π Cut corners
πΈ Meaning:
β Doing something quickly or poorly to save time or money.
πββ Example:
β If I cut corners, I have something left on Saturday to go shopping with.
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#Idiom #Cut #Corners
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π @WeEnglish βοΈ βοΈ βοΈ
πΈ Meaning:
β Doing something quickly or poorly to save time or money.
πββ Example:
β If I cut corners, I have something left on Saturday to go shopping with.
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#Idiom #Cut #Corners
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π§ It's raining cats and dogs
π¦ Meaning:
βοΈ To rain a lot and very heavily
β Example:
β I think it's not safe to drive the car now - it's raining cats and dogs.
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#Idiom #Rain #Cat #Dog
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π¦ Meaning:
βοΈ To rain a lot and very heavily
β Example:
β I think it's not safe to drive the car now - it's raining cats and dogs.
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#Idiom #Rain #Cat #Dog
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πΉ Speaking practice
π Advanced English Expressions for Casual Conversations
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Expression #Idiom #Conversation #Phrasal_Verb
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββ
π Advanced English Expressions for Casual Conversations
πΊ Coach by Emma
π¦πΊ Accent: Australian
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#Expression #Idiom #Conversation #Phrasal_Verb
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π @WeEnglish π€΅ββ
π1
β€οΈ Young at heart
π« Meaning:
π Thinking and behaving as if you are younger than you really are
π€Ύββ Example:
π Dad may be nearly 90 but he is still young at heart.
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#Idiom #Young #at #heart π«
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π @WeEnglish πππ§‘π€
π« Meaning:
π Thinking and behaving as if you are younger than you really are
π€Ύββ Example:
π Dad may be nearly 90 but he is still young at heart.
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#Idiom #Young #at #heart π«
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π§ββ Happy International Women's Day!
π§ββ March the eighth
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#Happy #Women #day ππ
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π§ββ March the eighth
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Level: Elementary~Intermediate
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#Happy #Women #day ππ
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ββΊβ£π @WeEnglish π°ββπ€±π©βπ³
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