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20 Мая 2018
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20 Мая 2018
Other ways to say “You’re welcome!” Vocabulary Boost #32 “You’re welcome!” • No problem! • Sure, no big deal. • (It’s) my pleasure. • Don’t mention it. • Not at all. • It was nothing! • No worries. • I’m happy to help! • Anytime. • It’s no bother. #vocabularyboost Read...
20 Мая 2018
MODAL VERBS. Short & Perfect Quide CAN: ability, request He can do this. Can you open the window? COULD: past ability, suggestion, future possibility I could do this. We could go there together. We could continue the project in future. MAY: permission...
20 Мая 2018
Other ways to say “KIND” Vocabulary Boost #31 Synonyms for KIND sympathetic /sɪmpəˈθɛtɪk/ Jill is always a sympathetic listener. good/large/warm-hearted /ɡʊd, lɑːdʒ, wɔːm ˈhɑːtɪd/ She’s a good, warm-hearted woman. generous /ˈdʒɛn(ə)rəs/ It was generous...
20 Мая 2018
Hey there! We’re back online! Slang #8 DOWNER downer = something or someone that is depressing I stopped watching the news because it’s always such a downer! #slang Read more: Other ways to say “In conclusion”
20 Мая 2018
​​​​Punctuation Marks We MUST Use! A perfect infographic about punctuation marks that are not that popular but can be extremely handy sometimes. Grab it. #punctuation
20 Мая 2018
Guarantee VS Warranty The Difference #35 Guarantee = a promise made by the seller that the product is of the best quality Warranty = the guarantee of repair or replacement of a product #thedifference See also: Pills VS Tablets
20 Мая 2018
Today’s Idiom! Check it out! Idioms #45 cream of the crop = the best of all These three students are very bright. They are the cream of the crop in their class. #idioms
20 Мая 2018
Slang Time! Slang #7 BOOZEHOUND boozehound = someone who drinks a lot of alcohol Tom is quite a boozehound — he has half a bottle of whiskey for lunch! #slang
20 Мая 2018
How go name cups and glasses correctly? An awesome infographic. Grab and share!
20 Мая 2018
Amiable VS Amicable The Difference #34 Amiable is used to describe a person who is friendly. Jack is an amiable young man. Amicable refers to friendly relations between people. An amicable settlement of the dispute. #thedifference
20 Мая 2018
Pills VS Tablets The Difference #33 Pills are small round dosages of medicine. sleeping pills Tablets are all pills and medicines of other shapes. headache tablets #thedifference
20 Мая 2018
Great Britain VS The United Kingdom The Difference #32 Great Britain = England + Scotland + Wales The United Kingdom = England + Scotland + Wales + Northern Ireland Exactly, these terms are not equal. If you want to be 100% correct, please use them properly. #thedifference...
20 Мая 2018
Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #44 in the nick of time = just in time, at the last possible moment The doctor arrived in the nick of time. The patient’s life was saved. #idioms
20 Мая 2018
Other ways to say SCARY Vocabulary Boost #30 Synonyms for SCARY terrifying /terɪfaɪŋ/ That was a terrifying moment! I thought that bus was going to hit us. frightful /fraɪtfʊl/ It was a frightful accident. chilling /tʃɪl/ The story about his near-death...
20 Мая 2018
Verbs Followed by Gerunds AVOID I avoid taking the train on weekends. ENJOY We enjoy playing sports. KEEP She kept thinking about her job interview. MISS You missed hearing a good speech. MIND Do you mind waiting here for a minute? #grammar
20 Мая 2018
Other ways to say VERY Vocabulary Boost #29 Synonyms for VERY extremely /ɪkˈstriːmli/ I am extremely busy right now. Please call me later. exceptionally /ɪkˈsɛpʃ(ə)nəli/ You are an exceptionally talented musician. immensely /ɪˈmɛnsli/ They are immensely...
20 Мая 2018
Slang Time! Slang #6 RIP-OFF rip-off = something that is not worth what you pay for it $300 for that shirt? That’s a complete rip-off! #slang
20 Мая 2018
IF & WHETHER The Difference #31 In most cases “if” and “whether” are interchangeable. However, there are three instances where we always use “whether” and never “if”. 1. discuss + whether They discussed whether Jane would be promoted. 2. whether + infinitive I...
20 Мая 2018