➀₀➀ American English proverbs

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❗️Cheeky _/'tʃiːki/_(British, Adjective)

⁉️Meaning:used to describe someone who does something or says something sort of disrespectful and sometimes rude, but says it in a cunning way.

‼️Examples:
●You’re a cheeky little boy!

●👦 Student says: miss, i like your sweat patches, i think they look nice against that lovely brown dress you are wearing today...

👩‍🏫Teacher says: "dont be so cheeky"
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❗️Cheesy _/ˈtʃiːzi/_(American, Adjective)

⁉️Meaning: cheap and of low quality.

‼️Examples:
●‘I'm leaving for Tampa tomorrow to hang out with Florida friends and see the Pixies and ride roller coasters and stay at a cheesy hotel.’

●‘I've seen people invest hundreds of dollars on a state-of-the-art graphics board, and then connect a cheesy monitor to their system.’
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Dating apps and how our brain reacts?

In today's program Rob and Dan are going to be looking at what our brains are doing when we are using dating apps. Additionally, in this podcast they'll explain the meaning of swiping right and left as you are using dating apps and they'll find out approximately how many marriages in the UK start with the couple meeting online.
As ever this podcast provides listeners with six useful items like vocabulary and expressions. So let's give it a start.

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📖 An amazing story Part 2 🟫 Part 1

🔘 Today's WORDS are:
😖 ex‧cru‧ci‧at‧ing
🔜 en‧su‧ing
🤕 chron‧ic

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💢 Adverb clause of condition
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▫️provided that
▫️On the condition that
▫️whether or not
▫️Assuming that
▫️supposing that

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📖 An amazing story Part 3 🟫 Part 2 🟫 Part 1

🔘 Today's WORDS are:
💪🏻 Dare
🔛 Remaining
📈 Make a speedy recovery

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● GRAMMAR ➧ Common Stative (Non_progressive) Passive Verbs+ Prepositions

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😬 A Survival Drama

🔘 Today's WORDS are:
⏺ against all odds
⛺️ shelter
🐜 in‧fest 

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Today idioms are:

1)Idiom : 🔴know the ropes🔴

Meaning: to learn how to do the job/activity
Example: the moment she knows the ropes, there was no stopping her.
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2) Idiom : 🔴know sth/sb backword and forward🔴

Meaning: Know something very well. Be an expert, or be well acquainted with something
Example: Alice knew their strategy backwards and forwards, as she worked there for a long time.
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3) Idiom : 🔴 under one's belt🔴

Meaning: Have a lot of experience
Example: i have to get a lot knowledge under my belt before the presentation.
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4) Idiom : 🔴Pick his brain🔴

Meaning: Ask questions of someone to learn more about a subject that he knows better than you
Example: my teacher is expert in chemistry. I'll pick his brain to see if he can solve my problem.

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Today's phrasal verbs

📌 Check something ↔️ out
📌 Pass out
📌 Hand something ↔️ out

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✴️ Types of adjective clauses ✴️

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Today idioms are:
1) Idiom : 🔴Put it down to experience🔴

Meaning: something bad has happened, but you decide to learn from it instead of being upset by it
Example: Don't worry about your failure. You just have to put it down to experience and carry on with life
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2)Idiom: 🔴 know where you stand🔴

Meaning: you don't know what your position is or what you situation is with someone, and it's worrying you
Example: I know where i stand on this matter, I'm against the war.
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3)Idiom: 🔴 Give me food for thought🔴

Meaning: something happens or someone says something that makes you think very seriously about it
Example: I am not a religious person, but knowing what a good and faithful my friend has been, it has certainly given me food for thought.
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4)Idiom: 🔴Put the record straight🔴

Meaning: you tell the true facts to someone who has believed a different set of facts up to that moment
Example : After the life-changing misunderstanding, it was good to put the record straight.

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Verbs associated with TREATMENT

Administer💊
Admit 🩺
Diagnose 🦠
Discharge🏨
Examine🔬
🩹Part 1

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🦋 Adverbs (strongly) + verbs 🦋

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🌐 Idioms about success and failure 🌐 part 1
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1) Idiom: ❇️makes all the difference (to something)❇️

🔆Meaning: has a very good effect on a situation or a thing
Example: It may not matter to you, but it makes all the difference in the world to me.
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2) Idiom: ❇️works/goes/runs like a dream❇️

🔆Meaning: works/goes/runs very well indeed
Example: He let me drive his new car last night - it goes like a dream
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3) idiom: ❇️works like magic❇️

🔆Meaning: works immediately and very well indeed
Example: This new software works like magic. I barely had to do anything and the image is perfect

⚠️ note: looks like same as previous idiom, but only difference is it shows immediate effect.
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4) Idiom: ❇️goes from strength to strength❇️

🔆Meaning: gets better and better
Example: his party has gone from strength to strength since he became leader.

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