Don't always say "don't worry" 🙅‍♀
You can use these alternatives instead 👇

🔺 Worry not!
🔺 Everything will be alright!
🔺 Fret not!
🔺 Never mind!
🔺 Cool down!
🔺 Stay cool!
🔺 Take it easy!
🔺 No trouble!
🔺 No worries!
🔺 Don't sweat it!
🔺 It's no big deal!
🔺 No need to be concerned!


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✍ Idioms

✅ Across the board

Meaning: Something that affects everything or everyone involved, without exceptions.

Example: The company decided to give a 10% raise across the board to all its employees.


✅ Know the ropes

Meaning: When someone knows how to do a certain job or activity.

Example: After working here for a year, she really knows the ropes and can handle any problem.


✅ Step up to the plate

Meaning: To take responsibility and do something when it needs to be done.

Example: She stepped up to the plate when her family needed her most.


✅ A crying need

Meaning: Something that is urgently needed or very necessary.

Example: Promoting mental wellness is a crying need in our fast-paced society.


✅ Turn a blind eye

Meaning: To ignore something on purpose, especially when you know it's wrong or you should do something about it.

Example: It's not right to turn a blind eye to injustice happening right in front of us.


✅ A big ask

Meaning: To request from someone to do something that is difficult to do.

Example: Expecting her to finish the job by tomorrow is a big ask.


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✍ Phrasal verbs with the verb "get"

1. Get along (with)
Meaning: Have a good relationship with someone.
Example: I get along well with my coworkers.

2. Get away
Meaning: Escape.
Example: The thieves managed to get away before the police arrived.

3. Get by
Meaning: Manage to survive or do something with limited resources.
Example: Even though money is tight, we manage to get by.

4. Get over
Meaning: Recover from something (e.g., an illness, a setback).
Example: It took him a long time to get over the flu.

5. Get up
Meaning: Rise from bed or a sitting position.
Example: I get up at 6 AM every day.

6. Get through
Meaning: Finish or complete something.
Example: I have to get through this report by the end of the day.

7. Get in
Meaning: Enter (a place, a vehicle, etc.).
Example: What time did you get in last night?

8. Get off
Meaning: Leave (a vehicle, a place).
Example: We get off the bus at the next stop.

9. Get on
Meaning: Board (a vehicle), or continue doing something.
Example: He got on the train just in time.

10. Get down
Meaning: Depress or make someone sad.
Example: The bad weather is really getting me down.


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Common Mistakes in English

❌ I have a good news for you.
✔ I have good news for you.

❌ He is more taller than his brother.
✔ He is taller than his brother.

❌ She is married with a dentist.
✔ She is married to a dentist.

❌ I need to finish this work until Friday.
✔ I need to finish this work by Friday.

❌ I look forward to see you.
✔ I look forward to seeing you.

❌ She is good in playing tennis.
✔ She is good at playing tennis.

❌ She has a good command on English.
✔ She has a good command of English.

❌ She smiled to me.
✔️ She smiled at me.

❌ Can you borrow me your pen?
✔ Can you lend me your pen?

❌ They live in a city which is near to London.
✔ They live in a city that is near London.

❌ She said that she will come tomorrow.
✔ She said that she would come tomorrow.

❌ I need some advices.
✔ I need some advice.


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✍ 10 عبارت برای "حق انتخاب دادن " در زبان انگلیسی

⚪️ You choose.

⚪️ It's up to you.

⚪️ (You can) do what / as you like.

⚪️ Do as you please.

⚪️ The choice is yours.

⚪️ Make up your own mind.

⚪️ It's fine by me if you want to...

⚪️ It's no skin off my nose.

⚪️ It's your decision.

⚪️ Don't mind me.


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Idiom

✅ Can I take a rain check?

👉🏻 To take a rain check is an idiom that people use when they can't accept an invitation but they would love to at a later time!


For example, if your friend asks you to go out and you really want to do it but you can't, you can say: "can I take a rain check?"

👉🏻 This means that you can't go today, but you would like to do it together at some other time!


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✍ Gerund

A gerund is the -ing form of a verb that functions as a noun. It can act as a subject, object, complement, or appositive in a sentence.

✅ Subject of a Sentence:
Example: Swimming is my favorite hobby.

✅ Object of a Verb:
Example: She enjoys reading books.

✅ Object of a Preposition:
Example: He is good at playing the guitar.

✅ Subject Complement:
Example: Her favorite activity is hiking.

✅ Appositive:
Example: My hobby, painting, relaxes me.



Passive Gerund (being + past participle)
👉 A passive gerund is the -ing form of a verb that indicates the subject is receiving the action rather than performing it.

Examples:
✔️ She dislikes being interrupted.
✔️ Being respected by others is so crucial for me.


Perfect Gerund (having + past participle)
👉 A perfect gerund is used to indicate that the action of the gerund happened before the action of the main verb.

Examples:
✔️ She regrets having missed the meeting.
✔️ He denied having stolen the money.


Perfect Passive Gerund (having been + past participle)
👉 A perfect passive gerund combines the aspects of both the passive and perfect gerunds. It indicates that the subject received the action before the action of the main verb.

Examples:
✔️ She appreciates having been invited to the event.
✔️ He recalls having been helped by her.

#Grammar

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✍ Expressing Imminent Actions or Feelings:

These phrases indicate that something is going to happen soon.

✅ I'm about to [verb]
Example: I'm about to leave for work.

✅ I'm on the verge of [verb]-ing
Example: I'm on the verge of crying.

✅ I'm just about to [verb]
Example: I'm just about to finish my homework.

✅ I'm on the brink of [verb]-ing
Example: I'm on the brink of giving up.

✅ I'm seconds away from [verb]-ing
Example: I'm seconds away from winning the game.


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Allah knows exactly what He is doing...✨


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Phone Call Phrasal Verbs ☎️📞

1. Call back: To return a phone call.
Ex: I'll call you back in an hour.

2. Hang up: To end a phone call.
Ex: She hang up before I could say goodbye.

3. Pick up: To answer a phone call.
Ex: I called her, but she didn't pick up.

4. Ring up: To call someone on the phone.
Ex: I'll ring you up later to discuss the details.

5. Get through: To successfully connect to someone on the phone.
Ex: I tried calling but couldn't get through.

6. Cut off: To have a phone call interrupted.
Ex: We were talking when we got cut off.

7. Hold on: To wait on the phone.
Ex: Please hold on while I transfer your call.

8. Put through: To connect someone to the person they want to speak to.
Ex: Could you put me through to the manager?

9. Call up: To make a phone call.
Ex: I need to call up the doctor for an appointment.

10. Hang on: To wait for a moment.
Ex: Hang on, I'll check if he's available.


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