😖In a difficult situation🤯

🔹In the mire
🔹In deep water
🔹In a quagmire
🔹In a tight spot
🔹In a predicament
🔹On a sticky wicket
🔹In a spot of bother
🔹On dodgy ground
🔹In a bit of a tangle
🔹Down a rabbit hole

By using these phrases, create atleast two three sentence.
Go Challenge yourself.🤓

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It’s fake

• It’s artificial
• It’s bogus
• It’s an imitation
• It’s unauthentic
• It’s counterfeit
• It’s phoney
• It’s a knock off
• It’s not real
• It’s a forgery

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Thanks for telling me🙏

🔹Thanks for the tip off
🔹Thanks for notifying me
🔹Thanks for the heads up
🔹Thanks for letting me know
🔹Thanks for keeping me informed
🔹Thanks for keeping me in the loop
🔹Thanks for putting me in the picture

Task : Create your own sentences by using these phrases.

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Flower phrases

🌼to bloom
🌼to flourish
🌼to blossom
🌼to be fertile
🌼to plant flowers
🌼to water flowers
🌼to smell flowers

Task : Create sentence by using these phrases🌼

#vocabulary
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😖In a difficult situation🤯

🔹In the mire
🔹In deep water
🔹In a quagmire
🔹In a tight spot
🔹In a predicament
🔹On a sticky wicket
🔹In a spot of bother
🔹On dodgy ground
🔹In a bit of a tangle
🔹Down a rabbit hole

By using these phrases, create atleast two three sentence.
Go Challenge yourself.🤓

#Englishphrases
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#english_usage

📌 "Fire away"
🟡 Meaning: Go ahead and ask / Start speaking
🟡 Used to give permission to ask questions or begin something.
💬 Examples:
1️⃣ "Can I ask a question?"
 "Sure, fire away!"
2️⃣ "Are you ready to begin?"
 "Yes, fire away."
3️⃣ "I need to talk to you about something."
 "Go ahead, fire away."
🔑 Informal but very common in conversation!
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"Hit the nail on the head"

🟡 Meaning: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.
🟡 Used when someone says something that is exactly right or accurate.
💬 Examples:
1️⃣ "I think the problem is that we started too late."
 "Yes, you hit the nail on the head."
2️⃣ "She hit the nail on the head when she said we need more practice."
3️⃣ "You hit the nail on the head — it’s not about money, it’s about time."
🔑 A perfect phrase to sound accurate and confident!
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