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Teach yourself English language with modern methods تعلم اللغة الانجليزيه بطرق تعليميه حديثه
I need to say something
أريد أن أقول شيئاً
.
There is something I have to tell you
هناك شئ يجب أن أخبرك به
.
You didn't answer my question
أنت لم تُجب على سؤالي
.
I don't think this is gonna work
لا أعتقد بأن هذا سينجح
.
?Have you been here before
هل سبق لك وأن أتيت هنا ؟
نصائح عامة لتعلم الغة الانجليزية
اولاً:- الاستماع 🎧.
حاول ان تستمع الى الاخبار الافلام......اخر حتى اذا لم تفهم حاجة مع الوقت راح تفهم.استمع يومياً
ثانياً:- احفظ كلمات مع الجمل يعني لا تحفظ كلمات بدون ما تضعها في جمل.
يعني احفظ كل يوم خمس كلمات او اقل وضعها في جمل.
ثالثاً :- اذا كنت مبتدى لا تركز على القواعد. ابدا بحفظ جمل شائعه الاستخدام واستخدمها في حياتك اليومية.
مع الوقت راح تفهم القواعد بسهوله.
اخيراً:- لكل مجتهد نصيب.
لا تستعجل!
اتقان الغة يحتاج الى جهد كبير و وقت.
General Conversation and Discussion
مهارة المحادثه بشكل عام والمناقشة
Asking for an opinion
السؤال عن الرأي
What do you think about it?
ماذا تعتقد عنه؟
What do you think?
ماذا تعتقد
What is your opinion?
ماهو رأيك
What is your point of view?
ماهي وجهة نظرك
What is your attitude to this problem?
ماهو موقفك من الامر؟
Alex, would you like to say something about it?
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Bland
لطيف
Delicious
لذيذ
Horrible
فظيع
Poor
ضعيف المستوى
Salty
مالح
Sickly
غير صحي
Sweet
حلو
Sour
حامض
Tasty
طيب المذاق
10 Ways_to_say_thank_you
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1- Thanks
➖شكراً.
2- Thanks a million .
➖ مليون شكر لك .
3- Thank you so much .
➖ شكرا لك كثيراً.
4- Thanks for your help / Thanks for helping me .
➖ شكرا على مساعدتك / شكرا لك على مساعدتي .
5- I really appreciate it .
➖ انا اقدر لك ذلك حقاً.
6- I'm really grateful .
➖ انا حقاً شاكراً لك / ممتن لك
7- I can't thank you enough .
➖ لا أستطيع شكرك كفاية .
8- That's so kind of you.
➖ هذا لطف منك .
9- I owe you one .
➖ انا أدين لك بواحدة.
10- Thanks a lot .
➖ أشكرك كثيراً.
Reading excercise:
The skier
Are the sentences true or false?
8 items remaining
1. Afel first sees snow on television.
True
False
2. Afel doesn’t like the idea of snow at first.
True
False
3. Afel dreams about snow often.
True
False
4. Afel first sees people skiing on his uncle’s new television.
True
False
5. Afel buys his first skis on the internet.
True
False
6. People think Afel should do athletics instead of skiing.
True
False
7. Afel is happy to discover that Jamaica had a bobsleigh team.
True
False
8. In the end, Afel realises that his dream is not possible.
True
False
English conversation
A: "Life's so boring."
B: "Well, most of the time it is, I guess."
A: "What do you think will make you happy?"
B: "I think money will make me happy."
A: "You heard people say that money doesn't guarantee happiness."
B: "It will for me. Then I can do all the things I want to do."
A: "You'll get bored eventually."
B: "Then I can find something new to do. If I don't have to worry about money, then I don't have to work."
A: "That's true, I guess. If I didn't have to work, I think I would be happy."
B: "You see... money doesn't equal happiness, but it takes away a lot of responsibilities."
✍أعضاء_جسم_الإنسان باللغة الانجليزية
Head .. رأس
Hair .. شعر
Forehead .. جبين
Eye .. عين
Eyebrow .. حاجب
Eyelid .. جفن
Pupil .. بؤبؤ العين
Iris .. قزحية
Eyelash .. رمش
Nose .. أنف
Mouth .. فم
Lips .. شفاه
Tongue .. لسان
Cheek .. خد
Temple .. صدغ
Ear .. أذن
Ear lobe .. شحمة الأذن
Chin .. ذقن
Throat .. حنجرة
Neck .. عنق
Chest .. صدر
Nipple .. حلمة
Armpit .. إبط
Navel – bellybutton .. سرة
Stomach .. معدة
Belly – Tummy .. بطن
Arm.. ذراع
Wrist .. ذراع
Finger .. إصبع
Thumb .. إبهام
Index finger .. السبابة
Middle finger .. الإصبع الأوسط
Ring finger .. إصبع الخاتم
Little finger .. الخنصر
Palm .. راحة اليد
Shoulders .. أكتاف
Shoulder blade .. لوح الكتف
Back .. ظهر
Buttocks .. أرداف
Hamstring .. أوتار الركبة
Elbow .. الكوع
Thigh .. فخذ
Knee .. ركبة
Leg .. ساق
Heel .. كعب
Arch .. قوس القدم
Toes.. إصبع القدم
Big toe .. أصبع القدم الكبير
Ankle ..الكاحل
في كل ضيق هناك نور
In every distress there is light
لا تطيل بالتمثيل.....فقد اكتشفت قناعك المخادع
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Days - seasons
⁃tomorrow -غداً
⁃yesterday -أمس
⁃Saturday -السبت
⁃Sunday - الاحد
⁃Monday -الاثنين
⁃Tuesday -الثلاثاء
⁃Wednesday- الاربعاء
⁃Thursday -الخميس
⁃Friday الجمعة
⁃spring -الربيع
⁃Summer -الصيف
⁃Autumn -الخريف
⁃winter -شتاء
⁃today -اليوم.
فعل مصدر + Where do you
أين تسافر – Where do you travel
أين تدرس– Where do you study
اين تعمل – Where do you work
أين تعيش – Where do you live
أين تلعب – Where do you play
أين تنام – Where do you sleep
أين تذهب – Where do you go
اين تضع – Where do you put
Reading
It was time for a haircut. Lenny didn't even have to look in the mirror. Even though he was going bald, he knew that he needed to cut his hair every two weeks.
He had a "tongue" of hair on the top of his head. His hair was thinning at the crown. He still had plenty of hair on the sides and back. It was what they call "salt and pepper," a mixture of gray hair and dark brown hair. It was only a few years, he figured, until the salt and pepper became just salt.
He never let his hair grow for more than two weeks. The longer it got, the worse it looked, he thought.
He spread a newspaper over the bathroom sink so that no hair went down the drain. He plugged in the clippers and started cutting his hair. He started at the back of his head, went to the sides, and finished on the top. Every minute or so, he had to clean the hair out of the blades with an old toothbrush.
Finished, he picked up a hand mirror to check out the back of his head. Everything looked okay. He carried the newspaper back out to the kitchen and shook the hair clippings into the trash can.
Simple Tenses:
Present Simple.
"I play tennis."
Past Simple.
"I played tennis."
Future Simple.
"I will play tennis."
Present Perfect.
"I have played tennis."
Past Perfect.
"I had played tennis."
Future Perfect. "I will have played tennis."
Present Continuous.
"I am playing tennis."
Past Continuous. "I was playing tennis."
Contraction - كُنْتراكْشن
الاختصارات :
aren't -are not
can't -cannot
couldn't -could not
didn't -did not
doesn't -does not
don't- do not
hadn't- had not
hasn't -has not
haven't -have not
he'd he had- he would
he'll -he will
I'd - I would
I'll -I will
I'm -I am
I've -I have
isn't- is not
it's- it is/it has
let's -let us
mustn't- must not
shan't -shall not
she'd- she had/she would
she'll- she will,
she's -she is
shouldn't +should not
that's -that is
they'll -they will
they're -they are
they've -they have
we'd we had
we're- we are
we've- we have
weren't -were not
what're- what are
what's- what is
what've -what have
where's -where is
who'll- who will/who shall
who're -who are
who's -who is/who has
who've -who have
won't -will not
wouldn't -would not
you'd -you had/you would
you'll -you will
you're -you are
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Short English story
"The Skier"
Afel was only a very small boy when he first saw snow. But it wasn’t real snow that he saw. No, there was no real snow where he lived. He saw the snow in a picture book. The book had lots of pictures of children playing in big white fields. He asked his mother, ‘What are those white fields?’, and his mother laughed and said, ‘That’s snow!’ She tried to explain to him what snow was, but Afel didn’t really understand. Sometimes there was rain where he lived, but not very much, so it was very difficult for him to understand what this cold, ice rain that his mother described was. It didn’t matter. Even when he was only a very small boy, Afel was already in love with snow.
He dreamed about snow all the time, trying to imagine how it really was. He thought of big white fields. He thought of the big, heavy clothes the children playing in the snow wore. He thought about feeling cold. He dreamed of being able to fly across the white fields of snow.
Then, when Afel was twelve years old, the next thing happened. One day he was watching the TV at his uncle’s house. His uncle had a big, new TV, with all the satellite channels. Afel was watching one of the satellite channels and a programme came on, and the programme was full of snow. Lots and lots of it. And not only snow – there were people flying across the snow. They looked like strange animals, like fantastic birds. They had hats which covered all their heads and big goggles over their eyes. They wore brightly coloured clothes. And on their feet, they had things that looked like strange shoes.
‘What are those?’ he asked his uncle excitedly.
‘Skis,’ replied his uncle. ‘And those people are called skiers.’ Afel was in love. Here was the snow, and here were people who were flying across the snow. It was just like one of his dreams. It was perfect. At that moment, he decided. He wanted to be a skier.
He asked his uncle what the programme was.
‘The Winter Olympics,’ said his uncle. ‘It’s like the normal Olympics, but for sports where you need snow – skiing, ice skating, bobsleigh, those sorts of things. They have it every four years.’
Afel found out that the next Winter Olympics was in Vancouver in Canada, in 2010.
‘Perfect,’ he thought. ‘Enough time for me to become a brilliant skier. Then I’ll go to the Winter Olympics, and win the gold medal for skiing.’
‘But there’s no snow here!’ people told him. ‘Where are you going to ski?’
Afel didn’t care. He made himself a pair of skis from two pieces of wood. He tied them to his feet and practised skiing holding two sticks in his hands. At first he couldn’t move, but he practised and practised and practised until he could move quite quickly across the sand or the earth where he lived. He tried to fly down the hills like the people on TV, but he couldn’t. He could only move slowly.
‘Never mind,’ he thought. ‘It’s a start ...’
‘How will you go to the Olympics?’ people asked him. ‘Our country doesn’t even have a team that goes to the Winter Olympics. Why don’t you take up athletics instead? You don’t need lots of expensive equipment to practise. Our country is very good at athletics. We have lots of runners. And every time we win lots of medals at the Olympics. But no skiing, no.’
Afel didn’t care. He found that Jamaica had sent a bobsleigh team to the Olympics a few years ago.
‘If Jamaica has a bobsleigh team,’ he thought, ‘then our country can have a skier.’
So every night, out in the middle of the desert, Afel now practises skiing down sand dunes. He dreams that the yellow sand and brown earth of the desert is the white, white snow of the mountains he saw on the television. He dreams that the yellow sand and brown earth are as gold as the medal he will bring home with him, when he is the world champion.
Chris Rose
Opposite Words in English
about – exactly
above – below
absence – presence
abundance – lack
accept – refuse
accidental – intentional
active – lazy
add – subtract
admit – deny
adult – child
advanced – elementary
affirmative – negative
afraid – brave
after – before
against – for
alike – different
alive – dead
all – none
allow – forbid
already – not yet
always – never
ancient – modern
ancestor – descendant
agree – refuse
amateur – professional
amuse – bore
ancestor – descendant
angel – devil
animal – human
annoy – satisfy
answer – ask
answer – question
antonym – synonym
apart – together
approximately – exactly
argue – agree
arrest – free
arrival – departure
arrive – depart
artificial – natural
ascent – descent
ask – answer
asleep – awake
attack – defend
attack – defence
attic – cellar
autumn – spring
awake – asleep
awful – nice
back – in front of
background – foreground
backward – forward
bad – good
bad luck – fortune
beauty – ugliness
before – after
begin – end
beginning – end
behind – in front of
below – above
best – worst
better – worse
beautiful – ugly
big – small
birth – death
bitter – sweet
black – white
blunt – sharp
body – soul
bore – amuse
boring – exciting
borrow – lend
bottom – top
boy – girl
brave – cowardly
break – fix
broad – narrow
brother – sister
build – destroy
busy – lazy
buy – sell
calm – excited
careful – careless
careless – careful
catch – miss
ceiling – floor
cellar – attic
centre – outskirts
certainly – probably
changeable – constant
cheap – expensive
child – adult
children – parents
clean – dirty
clear – cloudy
clever – stupid
close – open
closed – open
cloudy – clear
cold – hot
cold – heat
come – go
comedy – drama
complicated – simple
compliment – insult
compulsory – voluntary
connect – separate
consonant – vowel
constant – changeable
construction – destruction
continue – interrupt
cool – warm
correct – wrong
courage – fear
courageous – cowardly
cowardly – brave
create – destroy
cruel – human
cry – whisper
cry – laugh
damage – repair
danger – security
dangerous – safe
dark – light
daughter – son
dawn – dusk
day – night
dead – alive
death – birth
deep – shallow
defeat – victory
defence – attack
defend – attack
delicious – awful
deny – admit
depart – arrive
departure – arrival
descendant – ancestor
descent – ascent
desperate – hopeful
destroy – build
destruction – construction
devil – angel
dictatorship – republic
die – live
different – alike
difficult – easy
dirty – clean
disease – health
distant – near
divide – unite
division – unity
divorce – marry
divorce – marriage
divorced – married
domestic – foreign
down – up
downstairs – upstairs
drama – comedy
dry – humid
dull – interesting
dusk – dawn
early – late
east – west
easy – difficult
elementary – advanced
emigrate – immigrate
emigration – immigration
empty – full
end – begin
end – beginning
ending – beginning
enemy – friend
enjoy – hate
enter – leave
entrance – exit
equal – different
even – odd
evening – morning
everybody – nobody
everything – nothing
exactly – approximately
excited – calm
exciting – boring
exclude – include
exit – entrance
expensive – cheap
export – import
exposure – shelter
extreme – moderate
fail – succeed
failure – success
false – true
far – near
fast – slow
fat – slim
fear – courage
female – male
few – many
final – first
find – lose
finish – begin
finish – start
first – final
fix – break
flat – hilly
floor – ceiling
follow – lead
forbid – allow
for – against
foreground – background
foreign – domestic
foreigner – native
forget – remember
form – destroy
fortune – bad luck
forward – backward
free – arrest
freeze – melt
frequently – occasionally
fresh – old/stale
friend – enemy
front – rear
in front of – back
full – empty
funny – serious
future – past
general – particular
generous – mean
gentle – violent
gentleman – lady
giant – tiny
girl – boy
give – take
go – come
good – bad
grown-up – child
guest – host
guilty – innocent
happiness – sadness
happy – sad
handsome – ugly
hard – easy
harvest – plant
hate – enjoy
health – disease
healthy – ill
heat – cold
heaven – hell
heavy – light
hell – heaven
here – there
high – deep
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Bland
لطيف
Delicious
لذيذ
Horrible
فظيع
Poor
ضعيف المستوى
Salty
مالح
Sickly
غير صحي
Sweet
حلو
Sour
حامض
Tasty
طيب المذاق
Dont act any more.....as i saw your cheating mask
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