#Learn_pronounciation

🍎 apple, I like an apple

🍌banana ,I like a banana.

🥦broccoli, I like a broccoli.

🥬cabbage, I like a cabbage.

🥕 carrot I like a carrot.

🥒 cucumber ,I like a cucumber.

🍇 grapes ,I like grapes.

🧅onion, I like an onion.

🍊orange ,I like an orange.

🍑 peach, I like a peach.

🍐pear ,I like a pear.

🍍 pineapple ,I like a pineapple.

🥔 potato, I like a potato

. 🍓strawberry, I like a strawberry.

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VERY with superlatives.

Note the special use of very to emphasise superlatives and first, next and last.

🗣Bring out your very best wine  – Michael’s coming to dinner.

🗣You’re the very first person I’ve spoken to today.

🗣This is your  very last chance.

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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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🔘Serendipity

☑️Definition: The occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.
☑️Pronunciation: /ˌser.ənˈdɪp.ə.ti/
☑️Example Sentence: "I experienced serendipity when I found my long-lost childhood friend at the airport."

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#Grammar

Its vs. It's:

Tip: "Its" is possessive, while "it's" is a contraction of "it is" or "it has."

Example: ❌ - "Its a beautiful day."
✅ - "It's a beautiful day."

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☑️Ubiquitous

🔘Definition: Present, appearing, or found everywhere.
🔘Pronunciation: /juːˈbɪkwɪtəs/
🔘Example Sentence: "In today's digital age, smartphones have become ubiquitous, with almost everyone owning one."

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#Grammar
"Who" vs. "Whom"

Tip: "Who" is used for the subject, and "whom" is used for the object in a sentence.

Example: Incorrect - "Whom is coming to the party?"
Correct - "Who is coming to the party?"

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☑️ Ephemeral

🔘Definition: Lasting for a very short time; transient.

🔘Pronunciation: /ɪˈfɛmərəl/

🔘Example Sentence: "The beauty of cherry blossoms is ephemeral, as they bloom for only a brief period each spring."

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🗣 Stay in touch or Keep in touch

⭕️“stay in touch” implies regular contact, whereas “keep in touch” implies occasional contact.

⭕️“stay in touch” means you are already in touch and want to continue that connection, whereas “keep in touch” can be used for existing and new connections.

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The American and British dictionaries are very different, because they were compiled by two very different authors with two very different perspectives on language

🏖 Holiday — Vacation

🍟 Chips — Fries

🏢 Flat — Apartment

🚇 Underground — Subway

📬 Post — Mail

⚽️ Football — Soccer

📱Mobile phone — Cell phone


American English has become much more pervasive than British English according to a new study. ... However, British English has always been the norm there. In contrast, British English is still prevalent in Commonwealth countries.


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1. Which __ do you come from?
A) nation
B) year
C) country
D) date

2. Fiat cars are quite __. You can't afford them easily.
A) bad
B) expensive
C) easy
D) cheap

3. They often eat __ for breakfast.
A) cheese
B) chest
C) cheer
D) chief

4. Would you like to have a __ soup or fish?
A) chicken
B) drink
C) breakfast
D) meal

5. If you do not know this word why don’t you look up the __?
A) newspaper
B) internet
C) computer
D) dictionary

6. It is very __ today. I would like to go to swimming.
A) hot
B) cloudy
C) cold
B) good

7. Would you like to drink a __ of tea?
A) bottle
B) piece
C) slice
D) cup

8. The question is really __. You do not even need to think on it.
A) complete
B) different
C) difficult
D) easy

9. There are four people in my __, mother, father, sister and me.
A) group
B) class
C) family
D) side

10. Let’s buy something to eat!
What does the underlined word refer to?
A) food
B) money
C) drinks
D) souvenirs

11. Choose the word which is out of the logic list.
A) crossword
B) envelope
C) letter
C) post-office

12. Last __ the dinner was really awful.
A) midnight
B) noon
C) evening
D) morning

13. This is the first question and that is the __.
A) two
B) second
C) twice
D) later

14. My friend has got a/an _ in London. It’s on the 9th floor.
A) room
B) apartment
C) flat
D) city

15. Choose the word which is out of the logic list.
A) hut
B) house
C) flat
D) car
16. __ companies are growing very fast nowadays. The country
doesn’t need foreign companies.
A) local
B) multinational
C) large
D) international

17. What is your __?
A) occupation
B) time
C) busy
D) do

18. How many __ can you speak?
A) tongues
B) languages
C) nations
D) vocabulary

19. My friend sent me a __ last week.
A) writing
B) ladder
C) letter
D) later

20. Choose the word which is out of the logic list.
A) magazine
B) brochure
C) newspaper
D) news

21. Our geography teacher brings __ to the lesson.
A) cap
B) map
C) tap
D) cup

22. All of my friends are __. Even some of them have children.
A) single
B) alone
C) lonely
D) married

23. What is the singular form of people?
A) man
B) single
C) human
D) person

24. Continue the logic list.
North, south, west, __.
A) best
B) rest
C) east
D) test

25. Jane likes __ stamps. She has got already 75.
A) collecting
B) taking
C) delivering
D) using

26. Can you help me carry my __.
A) body
B) suitcase
C) picture
D) language

27. My mother’s sister is my __.
A) uncle
B) cousin
C) nephew
D) aunt

28. You are very __ today. What’s up?
A) sad
B) attractive
C) ugly
D) thin

29. They bought a __ house in London. It has more than 12 rooms.
A) small
B) cool
C) large
D) heavy

30. Don’t worry, be __!
A) happy
B) nice
C) different
D) sorry
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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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#Useful
🔰Adjectives + Prepositions: Of

👉🏻Afraid of
👉🏻Ashamed of
👉🏻Aware of
👉🏻Capable of
👉🏻Certain of
👉🏻Conscious of
👉🏻Envious of
👉🏻Independent of
👉🏻Jealous of
👉🏻Proud of
👉🏻Silly of
👉🏻Typical of

✍🏻Adjectives and Prepositions: FOR

👉🏻Eager for
👉🏻Eligible for
👉🏻Famous for
👉🏻Grateful for
👉🏻Notorious for
👉🏻Prepared for
👉🏻Ready for
👉🏻Renowned for
👉🏻Responsible for
👉🏻Respected for
👉🏻Suitable for
👉🏻Thankful for

✍🏻Adjectives + Prepositions: WITH

👉🏻Associated with
👉🏻Bored with
👉🏻Blessed with
👉🏻Confronted with
👉🏻Crowded with
👉🏻Delighted with
👉🏻Disappointed with
👉🏻Fed up with
👉🏻Familiar with
👉🏻Pleased with
👉🏻Popular with
👉🏻Satisfied with

✍🏻Adjectives and Prepositions: TO

👉🏻Attracted to
👉🏻Accustomed to
👉🏻Addicted to
👉🏻Allergic to
👉🏻Indifferent to
👉🏻Kind to
👉🏻Married to
👉🏻Receptive to
👉🏻Related to
👉🏻Similar to
👉🏻Superior to
👉🏻Unfriendly to

✍🏻Adjectives + Prepositions: ABOUT

👉🏻Angry about
👉🏻Anxious about
👉🏻Enthusiastic about
👉🏻Excited about
👉🏻Furious about
👉🏻Happy about
👉🏻Nervous about
👉🏻Pessimistic about
👉🏻Sad about
👉🏻Serious about
👉🏻Upset about
👉🏻Worried about

✍🏻Adjectives and Prepositions: IN

👉🏻Comfortable in
👉🏻Connected in
👉🏻Disappointed in
👉🏻Experienced in
👉🏻Interested in
👉🏻Polite/impolite in
👉🏻Present in
👉🏻Skilled in
👉🏻Slow in
👉🏻Successful in
👉🏻Talented in

✍🏻Adjectives + Prepositions: BY

👉🏻Amazed by
👉🏻Delighted by
👉🏻Disturbed by
👉🏻Excited by
👉🏻Fascinated by
👉🏻Impressed by
👉🏻Inspired by
👉🏻Astonished by
👉🏻Shocked by
👉🏻Surprised by

✍🏻Adjective Preposition Combinations: AT

👉🏻Amazed at
👉🏻Angry at
👉🏻Annoyed at
👉🏻Awful at
👉🏻Bad at
👉🏻Brilliant at
👉🏻Clever at
👉🏻Delighted at
👉🏻Disappointed at
👉🏻Excellent at
👉🏻Excited at
👉🏻Good at
👉🏻Hopeless at
👉🏻Mad at
👉🏻Present at
👉🏻Skilled at
👉🏻Successful at
👉🏻Surprised at
👉🏻Terrible at
👉🏻Slow at
👉🏻Lucky at

✍🏻Adjectives and Prepositions: FROM

👉🏻Made from
👉🏻Different from
👉🏻Safe from
👉🏻Absent from
👉🏻Free from

✍🏻Adjectives + Prepositions: ON

👉🏻Keen on
👉🏻Based on

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🔹 To talk about the seasons in general, we can say spring or the spring, summer or the summer, etc. There is little difference.

▪️ Rome is lovely in (the) spring.
▪️ I like (the) winter best.

🔹 When we are talking about particular springs, summers, etc, we are more likely to use the.

▪️ I worked very hard in the summer that year.

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"especially" and "specially"


♻️Especially and specially are adverbs.

〽️Especially means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’:

She loves flowers, especially roses.

〽️We use specially to talk about the specific purpose of sth.

This kitchen was specially designed to make it easy for a disabled person to use.


✏️ Specially is used with a participle.

It is a specially designed umbrella.

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✅Useful

💠Plural forms are almost always used in this case if there are possessives.

🔹Tell the children to blow their noses. (NOT … to blow their nose.)

🔹Six people lost their lives in the accident.

💠Uncountable nouns cannot of course be used in the plural.

🔹They were all anxious to increase their knowledge. (NOT … their knowledges.)

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#grammar

💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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