📊Word diagrams 📊
Understanding word construction is critical to expanding your vocabulary

☑️ Learn how different word parts operate ❗️:
1️⃣AC - [prefix] ac - to or near. Examples: Accept - consent to receive; Acquiesce - accept reluctantly.
CELER - [root] celer - quick or swift. Examples: Celerity - swiftness of motion; Deceleration - process of slowing down.
ATE - [suffix] ate - state or function. Examples: Appreciate - to understand fully; Cultivate - to use land for crops.
AC+CELER+ATE=ACCELERATE -> to move more quickly

2️⃣CONTRA - [prefix] contra - against. Examples: Contraction - process of shrinking or tightnening; Contrast - state of being strikingly different.
DICT - [root] dict - say. Examples: Dictator - machine that records spoken words; Diction - choice and use of words.
ION - [suffix] ion - process. Examples: Connotation - idea or feeling invoked by a word; Evaluation - making a judgment about something.
CONTRA+DICT+ION=CONTRADICTION -> statement that conflicts with itself

3️⃣DUR - [prefix] dur - hard. Examples: Endure - to suffer patiently; Obdurate - stubborn and hardened in feelings.
ABLE - [suffix] able - having the quality of. Examples: Capable - having the ability to do something; Formidable - inspiring respect, dread, or fear.
DUR+ABLE=DURABLE -> able to withstand wear and damage.

4️⃣IM - [prefix] im - not. Examples: Immovable - unable to be moved; Imperfect - not perfect.
MORT - [root] mort - death. Examples: Mortician - person who arranges funerals; Mortify - to embarrass or humiliate someone.
AL - [suffix] al - of or relating to. Examples: Comical - funny or amusing; Fictional - of or relating to fiction
IM+MORT+AL=IMMORTAL -> living eternally.

5️⃣IM - [prefix] im - not. Examples: Impossible - unmeasurably large; Impossible - not able to be done.
PECC - [root] pecc - sin. Examples: Peccant - minor sin or fault; peccant - violating a moral law.
ABLE - [suffix] able - having the quality of. Examples: Comfortable - causing relaxation and comfort; Unthinkable - impossible to believe or imagine.
IM+PECC-ABLE=IMPECCABLE -> without fault.

6️⃣MULTI - [prefix] multi - many. Examples: Multifaceted - having many aspects; Multiplier - person or thing that multiplies.
LINGU - [root] lingu - language. Examples: Linguist - person accomplished in languages; Sublingual - situated under the tongue.
AL - [suffix] al - of or relating to. Examples: Diabolical - evil and devilish; Tyrannical - oppressive and controlling.
MULTI+LINGU+AL=MULTILINGUAL - able to speak many languages.

7️⃣OB - [prefix] ob - to block. Examples: Obliterate - to destroy completely; Obviate - to prevent or avoid.
STRUCT - [root] struct - build. Examples: Construction - process of building something; Instruct - to train or provide with knowledge.
OB+STRUCT=OBSTRUCT -> to block

8️⃣PORT - [prefix] port - carry. Examples: Export - to send to another country; Transport - to move from one place to another.
ABLE - [suffix] able - having the quality of. Examples: Debatable - open to discussion; Doable - able to be done.
PORT+ABLE=PORTABLE -> easy to move

9️⃣PRE - [prefix] pre - before. Examples: Preconception - idea formed before experience; Precursor - event that comes before another.
VENT - [root] vent - come. Examples: Circumvent - to get around; Invent - to create or discover.
ION - [suffix] ion - process. Examples: Accumulation - process of gradual growth; Deviation - departing from the norm.
PRE+VENT+ION -> act of stopping something from occurring

🔟RE - [prefix] re - back or again. Examples: Rededicate - to dedicate again; Redo - to do something again.
LOC - [root] loc - place. Examples: Dislocate - to put out of place; Location - particular position or place.
ATE - [suffix] ate - denotes a verb. Examples: Activate - to make something active; Fascinate - to arouse interest or curiosity.
RE+LOC+ATE=RELOCATE -> to move to a different place

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♈️ Vocabulary class
▶️ Today's words are:

💥💥commence /kəˈmens/ verb formal
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Ⓜ️ to begin something:

✳️ We will commence building work in August of next year.
✳️ Shall we let the meeting commence?

💢 Synonyms: lead off, start


💥💥crafty /ˈkræf.ti/ adjective
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Ⓜ️ clever, especially in a dishonest or secret way:

✳️ I have some crafty ideas for getting around the regulations.
✳️ She was a crafty old woman.

✨ craftily adverb
✨ craftiness noun U
💢 Synonyms: cunning, dodgy, foxy, guileful, sly, tricky, wily


💥💥dismal /ˈdɪz məl/ adjective
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Ⓜ️ sad and without hope:

✳️ The clouds made the morning appear quite dismal.
✅ a dismal expression

✨ dismally adverb
💢 Synonyms: blue, dark, dingy, dreary, gloomy, grim

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#noscript #Listening
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🎧Listening practice🎧
🇺🇸 #American_accent 🇺🇸

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#faith #life_lesson #realteam

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🍎🍏It's been proven that dancing twice a week decreases stress and the risk of Depression,for being away from stress and tensions dance and enjoy your time💃😉 🍎🍏

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🔰 Other ways to say "I don't know".
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The answer is 🅱

1⃣. We need a reduced passive clause here.
- Because the sentence was like:
🔹All buildings which have been built during ...
- And it is reduced to:
♦️All buildings built

2⃣. When we want to mention the reason of something we use the following words:
🔹To
🔸In order to
🔹So as to

♦️So the second blank should be filled with TO WITHSTAND
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#quiz #q17
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Well done ❤️🌺

🌸Thanks to :
Layal, Yu Yu , Ahad , Mohamed Adbelhamid ,
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- A: "Hey Bobby. What's going on?"

B: "Just taking a smoke break."

A: "I forgot my cigarette today. Do you have another one?

"B: "Sure. Here you go.

"A: "Thanks."

B: "I didn't know you smoked."

A: "Really? I've been smoking for over a year now."

B: "Oh. You're new to smoking still. I've been smoking for 7 years."

A: "You ever tired to quit?"

B: "Many times. I'm really addicted. It's harder to stop than you think."


A: "Yeah. I tried toquit last month, and I thought it was going to be easy, but it turns out that I'm still smoking."

B: "I highly recommend you quit soon. The longer you smoke, the harderit becomes to quit."

A: "I think you're right. Aright. Gotta go to class.Thanks for the cigarette. I'll talk to you later."

B: "No problem. I'll talk to you later."
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Today's phrasal verbs are:

❇️Account for
❇️Ache for
❇️Act up

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#Script #Listening
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🎧Listening practice🎧
🇬🇧 #British_accent 🇬🇧

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🌴 SLANG 🌴

✔️Catch and Release

📚Meaning-To flirt with someone then stop when the person wants commitment. Catch and release is a dating term that refers to when someone flirts with a person then stops once she likes him back. It comes from the "catch and release" term associated with hunting and fishing for animals then releasing them after catching them.

People who like catch and release are known for liking the "chase" but not the commitment. Catch and release comes with a heightened level of excitement from the thrill of the chase. Things like flirty texts, alluring glances, and romantic gestures are a lot of fun but actually committing to a ship is too much to ask for.

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〰🌸"He won't even return her texts.
Yeah, he's known for his love of the catch and release."

〰🌸Joey Tribbiani is well known for his catch and release attitude.
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🔰Beginning in the middle age, composers of western music used a system of notating their compositions__________ be performed by musicians.

🅰) will
🅱) that
🆑) and when to
🅾) so they could
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🍎🍏The incredible benefits of oranges :
full of growing hormones
Cleaning the urinary system and destroying kidneys' stones
Making bones and skeleton strong and powerful🍎🍏
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Today's SPEAKING tips

▶️ answering to comparing questions

✅ say that there are some differences:

✔️There are a number of underlying differences here.
✔️There are a variety of possible differences here.
✔️There are a range of potential distinctions here.

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‍ ⚜🎵🔴PRONUNCIATION🔴🎵⚜

The L sound can be difficult to learn for some English language learners. That's because there are
actually two L sounds in English: the light L sound and the velar (or dark) L sound . In this lesson, you will learn how to make both L sounds and practice pronunciation with exercises.
The light L sound is usually found at the beginning of a word.
Let's practice:
⭕️like
⭕️lip
⭕️laugh
⭕️long
⭕️less
⭕️large

The dark L sound is really two sounds: a vowel sound + the L sound. After making the vowel sound, the tip of your tongue will rise up and press against the back of your top teeth in the same way as the light L sound. The dark L sound is a voiced sound, so your vocal cords will make the sound.
The dark L sound is often found in the middle or at the end of a word.
Let's practice:
🔴milk
🔴help
🔴whole
🔴tall
🔴tall
🔴girl
🔴call
🔴puddle
🔴real
🔴e-mail

Now say these sentences out loud:

1) I like to learn languages.
2) Lisa loves Larry a lot.
3) That is a long blog about learning.
4) It is a really good deal .
5) The small ball fell in the cool pool .
6) Call the tall girl .
7) Please leave the who le glass of milk on the table.
8) Look at the really l ittle flag.
9) I will list all of the final detai ls in my letter.
10) Please send the last e-mai l to my family

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#pronunciation Dark L and light L sound in English
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