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🕵‍♂Jamaica Inn: Part❹:
🦹‍♀The horse thief 🎭

Mary finds herself attracted to a visitor to Jamaica Inn. But who is he - and can he be trusted? Meanwhile, another visitor discovers some suspicious objects in an upstairs room... 

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Today's phrasal verbs are:

✳️Back away
✳️Back off
✳️Back down

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Session #n21: Informal letters - OPENING/CLOSING REMARKS

💭 Opening remarks in informal letters may include:

🔸a) questions/Wishes about recent events, the person's health, etc.
e.g. How is it going, Ana?
🔸b) a thank you to the person for their last letter, comments about their news
e.g. Thanks for your invitation dear Aj.
🔸c) an apology for a delay in writing/replying
e.g. I should first say sorry for replying so late; I didn't have access to the Internet.
🔸d) the reason why you are writing
e.g. I'm writing to inform you that mom's not feeling well recently.

🗨 Closing remarks in informal letters may include:

🔹e) the reason why you must end the letter
e.g. well, that's all the news for now.
🔹f) greetings to the person's family/ friends
e.g. send my regards to your lovely sister.
🔹g) wishes, a promise (e.g. to write again soon), an invitation, etc.
e.g. I hope to see you at my goodbye party.
🔹h) a request to the person to reply soon
e.g. Please let me know if you're going to join us there.

Informal letters' layout:👇👇
https://news.1rj.ru/str/EngMasters/679

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🌳 10 stunningly beautiful English words 🌳

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Sleep is one of the most important but least understood aspects of our life, wellness, and longevity. Until very recently, science had no answer to the question of why we sleep, or what good it served, or why we suffer such devastating health consequences when we don't sleep....

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🗣HOW to PRONOUNCE the SCHWA /ə/

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Today's phrasal verbs are:

✳️Back out
✳️Back someone up
✳️Bail out

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Idiom of the Day

📚cut to the chase INFORMAL

✍🏾Meaning: If you tell someone to cut to the chase, you want them to get straight to the main point of what they are saying.

❕For example: I didn't have time to chat, so I told Ben to cut to the chase and just tell me what he wanted.

🔺He doesn't understand that in some countries small talk is expected, and you never cut to the chase and get straight down to business.

➕Origin: Possibly related to the fact that many early silent movies included an exciting chase sequence, and young men especially might yell out "cut to the chase" in the hope that the projectionist would skip the boring parts of the film and go straight to the most exciting parts, especially the chase.
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📍Common Mistakes in English📍
«Using the wrong preposition»

💭Boast of Or about , not for.

❌Don’t say : James boasted for his strength
✅Say: James boasted of ( Or about) his strength.

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📍Common Mistakes in English📍
«Using the wrong tense»

💭Using the past tense after did instead of the infinitive without to


A) To ask question :👇🏻
❌Don’t say : Did you went to school yesterday?
✅Say: Did you go to school yesterday?
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B)to make negative :👇🏻
❌Don’t say : I did not went to school yesterday.
✅ Say :I did not go to school yesterday .

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♻️Note: the answer to a question beginning with did is always in the past tense ;
Did you see the picture ? Yes ,I saw the picture ;*Or* Yes, I *did* .

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Session #n22: Informal letters

INFORMAL STYLE
When writing friendly letters, you normally use informal style. Informal writing is characterized by the use of:

1- everyday vocabulary (e. g. I had a great time)
2- colloquial expressions/idioms (e.g. Drop me a line)
3- phrasal verbs (e.g. get on, settle in)
4- short forms (e.g. can't, don't, I'm, I'll)

Read more about informal letters👇👇
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