Pray! Pray! Pray! The more you worship the Almighty, the less you will worry. You'll see things clearer. You will become a more patient person and you’ll be less pressured by the stress of this world. You'll lead a much better life. ✨🌼

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⭕️SOME ...⭕️

🔶Some can be a pronoun, adverb, adjective, or a determiner

🔹Pronoun
Some have left already.
🔹Determiner
Please bring some chairs.
🔹Adverb
He had grown some since last year.
🔹Adjective
All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others

🔶Also learn phrase "and then some" which means a lot or plenty:
You will make your money back and then some.

🔶Also,
Somewhat - a little amount
Tiresome - boring

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10 Advanced Phrasal Verbs for IELTS Speaking

1. Brush up on - to review and improve one's knowledge or skills in a particular area.
Example: I need to brush up on my grammar skills before the IELTS exam.

2. Figure out - to understand or solve a problem or situation.
Example: It took me a while to figure out the correct answer to the difficult question.

3. Carry out - to perform or complete a task or action.
Example: The researchers carried out a study to investigate the effects of pollution on marine life.

4. Settle down - to establish a stable and calm lifestyle in a particular place.
Example: After completing my studies, I plan to settle down in a peaceful countryside town.

5. Bring up - to raise a topic or start a discussion.
Example: During the interview, the interviewer brought up the issue of climate change.

6. Put off - to postpone or delay something.
Example: Due to bad weather conditions, the outdoor event has been put off until next week.

7. Get across - to successfully communicate or make someone understand something.
Example: The teacher used various examples and visual aids to get the difficult concept across to the students.

8. Take off - to become successful or popular very quickly.
Example: The new smartphone took off in the market and became a bestseller within a few weeks.

9. Look into - to investigate or examine something in detail.
Example: The police promised to look into the matter and find out who was responsible for the crime.

10. Go through - to experience or endure a difficult or challenging situation.
Example: Many families have gone through financial hardships during the economic crisis.

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Bessie Braddock was a prominent British Labour Party politician known for her fierce advocacy for social issues. One day She famously had a verbal exchange with Winston Churchill:
"Winston, you are drunk," to which he allegedly replied, "Bessie, you are ugly. But tomorrow I shall be sober, and you will still be ugly."

Churchill was well-known for his clever and often biting remarks, and this specific interaction is a prime example of his ability to turn a criticism into a memorable and cutting comeback.

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The patient, only 20 years old, has cancer. When he is admitted to the intensive care unit, his mother passes away.

He asks why his mother is no longer bringing him food, as he was told no one is allowed to see him.

Life is so cruel! The paper, written in Persian, reads: "The patient does not know that his mother is dead."

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⭕️Throw shade⭕️

Publically criticise someone✅

✍Examples
🔹Ece got really angry when she caught her friend throwing shade at her.

🔹Hey! Don't throw shade at my job! It may not pay well, but I enjoy it!

🔹Joan never throws shade. She's so chilled out.

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📗 preposition at

🔺amazed
🔺annoyed
🔺astonished
🔺awful
🔺bad
🔺clever
🔺excited
🔺good
🔺skilled
🔺surprised
🔺terrible
🔺useless

🅾 Examples :

➡️ She is terrible at telling jokes.

➡️ My friend is really skilled at playing the piano.

➡️ We were absolutely amazed at her rapid recovery.


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Should have done Vs Had to

🔷🔹Should have done is used to express regret or criticism for not doing something in the past.
For example, “I should have done my homework yesterday, but I was too lazy.”

🔶🔸Had to is used to express obligation or necessity for doing something in the past.
For example, “I had to do my homework yesterday because it was due today.”

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✍In English, there are many letters that are sometimes not pronounced, known as silent letters. These letters are often present in a word, but not pronounced when the word is spoken.

🔘Here are some examples of common silent letters in English words:

1. The 'k' in know
2. The 'b' in numb
3. The 'p' in psychology
4. The 'l' in salmon
5. The 'w' in write
6. The 'h' in honest
7. The 'g' in design
8. The 'e' in give
9. The 't' in listen
10. The 'd' in Wednesday

✍Silent letters can make spelling difficult because it's not always clear which letters should be pronounced and which should be silent. But they are an important part of English spelling conventions and can also add historical and etymological interest to the language. letters can make spelling difficult because it's not always clear which letters should be pronounced and which should be silent. But they are an important part of English spelling conventions and can also add historical and etymological interest to the language.

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✍Some past participles can be used as adjectives with active meanings before nouns.

🔹a fallen leaf (= a leaf that has fallen)
🔹advanced students
🔹developed countries
🔹increased activity
🔹vanished civilisations
🔹a retired general
🔹a collapsed building
🔹a grown-up daughter
🔹an escaped prisoner
🔹faded colours
🔹swollen ankles


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Here are some adjectives to describe personality or character traits of both men and women:

For Men:
1. Confident
2. Ambitious
3. Intelligent
4. Humble
5. Charismatic
6. Compassionate
7. Assertive
8. Loyal
9. Caring
10. Creative
11. Strong-willed
12. Patient
13. Reliable
14. Determined
15. Adventurous

For Women:
1. Empathetic
2. Independent
3. Warm-hearted
4. Wise
5. Resilient
6. Kind-hearted
7. Confident
8. Genuine
9. Nurturing
10. Inspirational
11. Assertive
12. Graceful
13. Driven
14. Compassionate
15. Intelligent

✍These are just a few examples, and everyone's personality and character differ.

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