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⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

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✅ "how dare you"

🔹 Meaning:
🔸You say 'how dare you' when you are very shocked and angry about something that someone has done.

🔹Example:
🔸How dare you pick up the phone and listen in on my conversations!

🔸Get back! Go away! How dare you!

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✅ "Pipe dream"

🔹 Meaning:
🔸 an illusory or fantastic plan, hope, or story.

🔹Example:
🔸His plan for starting his own business was just a pipe dream.

🔸Opening our own restaurant has long been a pipe dream

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Couch potato

Meaning/Usage: Used when someone watches too much television.

❇️Explanation:
This was created for someone watching too much television because in some western countries, a person usually sits on the "couch" and eats "potato" chips while watching television.

❇️Examples:
🔸"My husband is a couch potato. He sits in front of the TV all day long."
🔸"You have a huge belly because you're a couch potato."
🔸"I should be more active and less of a couch potato."

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Bear out

Bear somebody/sth out
Bear out somebody/sth

Meaning/Usage: If facts or information bear out a claim, story, opinion etc, they help to prove that it is true

SYN: Support

❇️Examples:

🔸Evidence bears out the idea that students learn best in small groups.

🔸The other witnesses will bear me out.

🔸Scientific evidence bears out the claim thatstress and disease are linked.

🔸The facts don’t bear out your fears.

🔸The evidence so far simply does not bear him out.

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Get on one's nerves


☀️ Meaning

 Used when someone or something is bothering you.

☀️ Explanation: Your body uses your "nerves" to feel any sensation such as a tap on the shoulder, a poke, a hot fire that is too close, or anything else. In this phrase, "nerves" is not used in a physical way, but to express that they are feeling bothered by what is happening.


Short Dialogue:

👩🏻‍💼 "He doesn't like his birthday present."

👨‍💼 "He's starting to get on my nerves. It's one thing to not like it, but it's another to complain about it. We tried our best to get him a good present."

👩🏻‍💼"Yeah. It's bothering me too."

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⏭ at the beginning

⏭at the same time

⏭in the evening

⏭to tell the truth

⏭on the whole

⏭at the end of

⏭on the other hand

⏭for the time being

⏭by the way

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⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

👊 @ingliztiliuzz 👊

👇👇👇

#Phrases #Idioms

⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

👊 @ingliztiliuzz 👊

👇👇👇

#Phrases #Idioms

⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

👊 @ingliztiliuzz 👊

#Phrases #Idioms

⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

👊 @ingliztiliuzz 👊

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30 phrases for encouraging someone in English

When you want someone to try hard, keep going, or not give up, you can "encourage" them.

Here are some phrases that you can use for encouraging someone.

https://youtu.be/zFD2Nv7nE0U


Also 👉 Short Stories for Kids NEW NEW NEW

Short stories have a way of teaching lessons that makes them more relatable and interesting. Rather than just telling your kid not to lie, relating a short story about it helps them understand what happens when they lie. It helps them become more aware of their actions and their consequences. The moral lessons from these stories also help shape their character and moral compass as they grow old.

https://www.youtube.com/@englishnativetv/shorts

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⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

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🌈 Phrase of the Day: "I Hope So" & "I Think So" 🌈

Today, let's look at two common phrases used in conversations: "I hope so" and "I think so."

1. I Hope So
- Meaning: This phrase expresses a desire or wish for something to happen. It indicates optimism or a positive expectation about a future outcome.
- Example: "Do you think we’ll win the game?"
Response: "I hope so!"

2. I Think So
- Meaning: This phrase indicates that you believe something is true or likely to happen, based on your opinion or knowledge. It shows a degree of certainty but is less about emotion than "I hope so."
- Example: "Is it going to rain tomorrow?"
Response: "I think so; I heard the forecast predicts rain."

✨ Tip: Both phrases can be used instead of repeating the entire question or statement, making your conversation more fluid and natural!

When do you use "I hope so" or "I think so"? Share your examples in the comments! 😊

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⭕️Read one's mind⭕️

☑️Meaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.

☑️Explanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.

"For example:

💥"You read my mind."
💥"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.

💥👩🏻: "Do you want to go play pool?"
       👨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."

👊 @ingliztiliuzz 👊