Take a train or Ride a train

You can "ride" a train, or you can "take" a train. What's the difference?

You use "ride" when you want to talk about the experience of riding, or when you want to describe something that happened while you were riding the train:

🔹I love riding the train in the middle of the day when it's not crowded.
🔹I was riding the train, and this guy next to me started telling me a story about how he had just gotten out of prison.
🔹As I was riding the train home, I realized that I'd left my keys in the closet at work.

You use "take" when you want to talk about how you get somewhere:

🔹Just take the #3 train to 72nd Street and I'll meet you there.
🔹Do you think it'll be faster to take the train or try to catch a bus?

Is it clear?

YES - 👍
NO- 🔥

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Common pairs of opposite genders:

1. Man 👨 - Woman 👩
2. Boy 👦 - Girl 👧
3. Father 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 - Mother 👩‍👩‍👧‍👧
4. Son 👦 - Daughter 👧
5. Uncle 👨 - Aunt 👩
6. Nephew 👦 - Niece 👧
7. Grandfather 👴 - Grandmother 👵
8. Brother 👨 - Sister 👩
9. Husband 🤵 - Wife 👰
10. King 👑 - Queen 👸
11. Actor 🎭 - Actress 🎭
12. Bull 🐂 - Cow 🐄
13. Bridegroom 🤵 - Bride 👰
14. Buck 🦌 - Doe 🦌
15. Drake 🦆 - Duck 🦆
16. Gander 🦆 - Goose 🦅
17. Gentleman 🎩 - Lady 👒
18. Grandson 👦 - Granddaughter 👧
19. He 🚹 - She 🚺
20. Hero 🦸‍♂️ - Heroine 🦸‍♀️
21. Host 🎙️ - Hostess 🎙️
22. King 👑 - Queen 👸
23. Nephew 👦 - Niece 👧
24. Rooster 🐓 - Hen 🐔
25. Son 👦 - Daughter 👧

Vocabulary words related to crime along with their synonyms that are at the C1 level:

🔹Crime - Offense, transgression
🔹Criminal - Lawbreaker, offender
🔹Theft - Robbery, larceny
🔹Murder - Homicide, assassination
🔹Robbery - Burglary, theft
🔹Fraud - Deception, swindle
🔹Kidnapping - Abduction, snatching
🔹Forgery - Falsification, counterfeiting


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🍲🥘☕️7 Meals of the Day

🍳breakfast
The first meal of the day. Usually around 6am-9am.

🥞brunch
A meal eaten in the late morning, instead of BReakfast and lUNCH. (informal)

☕️elevenses
A snack (for example, biscuits and coffee). Around 11am. (BrE, informal)

🥗lunch
A meal in the middle of the day. Usually around noon or 1pm.

🥪tea
A light afternoon meal of sandwiches, cakes etc, with a drink of tea. Around 4pm. It is also sometimes called afternoon tea (mainly BrE). The word tea can also refer to a cooked evening meal, around 6pm (BrE).

🍕supper
A light or informal evening meal. Around 6pm-7pm.

🥘dinner
The main meal of the day, eaten either in the middle of the day or in the evening. Usually when people say "dinner", they mean an evening meal, around 7pm-9pm.


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❓ What does “What’s your poison?” mean?

❤️ What’s your problem?
🥰 What would you like to drink?
👍 What makes you angry?

🗣️ Phrase: “What’s your poison?”
Meaning: What would you like to drink?
(Usually said jokingly or informally, often about alcoholic drinks.)

Examples:
• We’re at the bar — what’s your poison?
• Beer or wine? What’s your poison?
• He smiled and asked, “So, what’s your poison?”
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The beautiful Thing About Today is That We Get the Choice to Make it Better Than Yesterday.




Good Morning 🌅☀️ Have a wonderful Day

Feeling anxious? 🤔 Here are some idioms to describe it:

🔹Butterflies in my stomach: Nervous about something.

🔹On pins and needles: Waiting anxiously.

🔹Cold feet: Nervous before a big decision.

🔹Sweating bullets: Extremely anxious.

🔹A bundle of nerves: Very nervous or stressed.


Which one do you relate to the most? Share in the comments!

❓ What does “goosebumps” mean?

❤️ Small bumps on the skin from emotion or cold
🥰 Feeling very angry
👍 Being very clumsy

Vocabulary related to rain 💦

1. Drizzle - light, gentle rain.
2. Downpour - a heavy, sudden rain.
3. Shower - short periods of rain, often scattered.
4. Sprinkle - light rain, just a few drops.
5. Rainstorm - a storm with heavy rain, often with wind.
6. Pouring - rain that falls heavily and steadily.
7. Misty - light rain mixed with fog.
8. Puddle - small pools of water formed by rain.
9. Flood - an overflow of water caused by heavy rain.
10. Raindrop - a single drop of rain.
11. Drenched - completely soaked or very wet due to rain.
12. Sleet - rain mixed with ice, usually in colder weather.
13. Gutter - a channel on the side of a street that carries rainwater.
14. Umbrella - a device used to protect oneself from rain.
15. Raincoat - a waterproof coat worn to protect against rain.

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