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📚📌 #learning_time
Expressing an opinion
🔸I think /believe /feel...
🔹It's morally wrong.
🔸It's OK under some circumstances.
🔹It's wrong no matter what.
🔸I'm in favor of... (agreement)
🔹I'm opposed to... (disagreement)
📘Disagreeing
🔹I see what you mean, but....
🔹That's one way to look at it, but.....
🔹On the one hand ............, but on the other hand ............
🔹I completely disagree.
📙Agreeing
🔸I couldn't agree with you more.
🔸I completely agree.
🔸You are so right.
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⚪️⚪️⚪️50 Common Grammar Mistake in English⚪️⚪️⚪️
Wrong 🔻I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
Right🔺I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
Wrong🔻The woman which works here is from Japan.
Right🔺The woman who works here is from Japan.
Wrong🔻She’s married with a dentist.
Right🔺She’s married to a dentist.
Wrong🔻She was boring in the class.
Right🔺She was bored in the class.
Wrong🔻I must to call him immediately.
Right🔺I must call him immediately.
Wrong🔻Every students like the teacher.
Right🔺Every student likes the teacher.
Wrong🔻Although it was raining, but we had the picnic.
Right🔺Although it was raining, we had the picnic.
Wrong🔻I enjoyed from the movie.
Right🔺I enjoyed the movie.
Wrong🔻I look forward to meet you.
Right🔺I look forward to meeting you.
Wrong🔻I like very much ice cream.
Right🔺I like ice cream very much.
Wrong🔻She can to drive.
Right🔺She can drive.
Wrong🔻Where I can find a bank?
Right🔺Where can I find a bank?
Wrong🔻I live in United States.
Right🔺I live in the United States.
Wrong🔻When I will arrive, I will call you.
Right🔺When I arrive, I will call you.
Wrong🔻I’ve been here since three months.
Right🔺I’ve been here for three months.
Wrong🔻My boyfriend has got a new work.
Right🔺My boyfriend has got a new job. (or just "has a new job")
Wrong🔻She doesn’t listen me.
Right🔺She doesn’t listen to me.
Wrong🔻You speak English good.
Right🔺You speak English well.
Wrong🔻The police is coming.
Right🔺The police are coming.
Wrong🔻The house isn’t enough big.
RightT🔺he house isn’t big enough.
Wrong🔻You should not to smoke.
Right🔺You should not smoke.
Wrong🔻Do you like a glass of wine?
Right🔺Would you like a glass of wine?
Wrong🔻There is seven girls in the class.
Right🔺There are seven girls in the class.
Wrong🔻I didn’t meet nobody.
Right🔺I didn’t meet anybody.
Wrong🔻My flight departs in 5:00 am.
Right🔺My flight departs at 5:00 am.
Wrong🔻I promise I call you next week.
RightI🔺 promise I’ll call you next week.
Wrong🔻Where is post office?
Right🔺Where is the post office?
Wrong🔻Please explain me how improve my English.
Right🔺Please explain to me how to improve my English.
Wrong🔻We studied during four hours.
Right🔺We studied for four hours.
Wrong🔻Is ready my passport?
Right🔺Is my passport ready?
Wrong🔻You cannot buy all what you like!
Right🔺You cannot buy all that you like!
Wrong🔻She is success.
Right🔺She is successful.
Wrong🔻My mother wanted that I be doctor.
Right🔺My mother wanted me to be a doctor.
Wrong🔻The life is hard!
Right🔺Life is hard.
Wrong🔻How many childrens you have?
Right🔺How many children do you have?
Wrong🔻My brother has 10 years.
Right🔺My brother is 10 (years old).
WrongI🔻 want eat now.
Right🔺I want to eat now.
Wrong🔻You are very nice, as your mother.
Right🔺You are very nice, like your mother.
Wrong🔻She said me that she liked you.
Right🔺She told me that she liked you.
Wrong🔻My husband engineer.
Right🔺My husband is an engineer.
WrongI🔻 came Australia to study English.
Right🔺I came to Australia to study English.
WrongI🔻t is more hot now.
Right🔺It’s hotter now.
Wrong🔻You can give me an information?
Right🔺Can you give me some information?
Wrong🔻They cooked the dinner themselves.
Right🔺They cooked the dinner themselves.
Wrong🔻Me and Johnny live here.
Right🔺Johnny and I live here.
WrongI🔻 closed very quietly the door.
RightI🔺 closed the door very quietly.
Wrong🔻You like dance with me?
Right🔺Would you like to dance with me?
Wrong🔻I go always to school by subway.
RightI🔺 always go to school by subway.
Wrong🔻If I will be in London, I will contact to you.
Right🔺If I am in London, I will contact you.
Wrong🔻We drive usually to home.
Right🔺We usually drive home.
⚜🔸Present Perfect Continuous (I have been doing)
▪️ have/has been -ing
▪️ i/we/they/you have been doing
▪️ he/she/it has been doing
📙🖌
we use the present perfect continuous for an activity that has recently stopped or just stopped.
💬You're out of breath now. have you been running? (you're out of breath now)
💬I've been talking to Amanda about the problem and she agrees with me.
📙🖌
we use the present perfect continuous in this way especially with how long, for, since.....
💬it has been raining for 2 hours.
💬how long has it been raining?
💬Chris hasn't been feeling well recently.
📙🖌
for actions repeated over a period of time.
💬Silva is a very good tennis player. she's been playing since she was eight.
📙🖌
You can't use normally some verbs for example(know/like/believe etc) in the continuous:
💬 how long have you had that camera?
💬I've known about the problem for a long time.
📙🖌
You can use want and mean in the present perfect continuous.
💬 I've been meaning to phone Jane, but I keep forgetting.
@Succeedcenter
⚜🔸Present Perfect (I have done)
▪️have/has lost
I/we/they/you have p.p
he/she/it has p.p
the present perfect is a present tense. it always tells us about the situation now.
💬 Tom has lost his key= he doesn't have his key now.
📙🖌
Something has happened:
▪️this is usually new information
▪️new or recent happenings
▪️there is a connection with now
▪️period of time that continues from the past until now (uncomplete, not finished)
▪️it's the (first) time...
▪️how much, how many or how many times...
▪️intrested in result of any activity
▪️not use if the the situation now is different.
▪️some verbs(know/like/believe...)
just present perfect not continuous ▪️live and work: use simple and continuous except with always just simple
▪️I haven't done something since/for...
📙🖌
difference between gone (to) and been (to):
💬 James is on holiday. he has gone to Italy. (=he is there now or on his way there.)
💬 Jane is back home now. she has been to Italy. (=she has now come back.)
been to= visited
💬I've never been to China. have you been there.
📙🖌
Just, already and yet
▪️just= a short time ago
💬 are you hungry? no, I've just had lunch.
▪️already= something happened sooner than expected.
💬 don't forget to pay your electricity bill. - I've already paid it.
▪️Yet= until now
The speaker is expecting something to happen.
Use only in questions and negatives.
📙🖌
▪️a period that continues until now:
recently, in the last few days, so far, since breakfast
▪️these periods are not finished at the time of speaking:
today, this evening, this year
@succeedcenter
⚜🔸 Past Simple (I did)
Lived/started/wrote/was/died
📙🖌
ends in -ed (regular verbs)
worked/invited/decided/stopped/passed/studied
📙🖌
many verbs are irregular. the past simple does not end in -ed.
write..... wrote
see.....saw
go.......went
shut.......shut
etc
questions and negatives:
▪️did/didn't +infinitive (enjoy/see/go etc)
do is the main verb
▪️did....do/didn't do
📙🖌
The past of be (am/is/are) is was/were.
we don't use did in negatives and questions with was/were.
i/he/she/it was/wasn't
we/you/they were/weren't
@succeedcenter
⚜🔸Present Simple (I do)
▪️ I/we/you/they drive/work/do etc
▪️he/she/it drives/works/does etc
We Use
📙🖌
the present simple to talk about things in general, to say something happens all the time or repeatedly, or that something is true in general.
📙🖌
do/does to make questions and negative sentences.
📙🖌
the present simple to say how often we do things
📙🖌
Sometimes We do things by saying something.
I apologise, I advise, I insist, I agree, I refuse.... etc.
@succeedcenter
LEARN ENGLISH:
Expressions
👇👇
💮I wish I could take it back.
ليتني لم أفعل ذلك.
💮I'm sorry, it will not happen again.
اسف لن يتكرر الأمر مرة أخرى.
💮I bought 6 books for a song.
اشتريت ٦ كتب بثمن بخس.
💮He was well-liked by everyone.
كان محبوباً من الجميع.
💮I'm at your fingertip.
أنا رهن إشارتك/ تحت أمرك.
💮I'm at your service.
أنا في خدمتك.
💮If you have time, pay me a visit.
إذا عندك وقت زورني.
💮I don't want to see you here. Get lost.
لا أريد أن أراك هنا. انصرف/ انقلع.
💮Do you have any painkillers?
هل لديك أية حبوب مسكِّنة/ مسكّنات؟
💮Do you have medical insurance?
هل لديك تأمين صحي؟
💮Do you wear contact lenses?
هل تلبس عدسات لاصقة؟
💮I'm going to take your blood pressure.
سوف أقيس ضغط دمك.
💮I'm going to take your temperature.
سوف أقيس درجة حرارتك.
💮I'm going to take your pulse.
سوف أقيس نبضك.
💮Could you roll up your sleeve?
هلّا رفعت/شمّرت عن كُمِّك ؟
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🔰10 American Slang Words You Need to Know (Part 1)
✍🏻For many international students, moving to the United States can be daunting. Not only are they exposed to a myriad of unfamiliar customs, they are also bombarded with a myriad of unfamiliar American slang words. Because these words are often not included in a formal English education, it can be grueling for international students to grow accustomed to their widespread, and arguably excessive, use. Here’s a run down on some of the most common slang. It will help you understand your friends better, it will help you fit in and of course it will help you avoid any more embarrassing situations.
#1. Cool (adj)
✍🏽Cool (adj) means ‘great’ or ‘fantastic’. It also shows that you’re okay with an idea.
🔺“Okay, cool! I'll be there at 7:00”(okay with an idea)
🔺“He passed the exam, Cool!”(means “great!”)
#2. To be beat (adj)
✍🏽To be beat (adj) If you hear a friend saying I’m beat, it means he or she is very tired or exhausted.
“Will you attend the football match with Tiger School?”
“Sorry, I can’t. I’m beat. I did not sleep last night”
#3. Awesome (adj)
✍🏽Awesome (adj) like “Cool”, it means “excellent”, “great” or “remarkable”. It can be used in a sentence or it could be used in a one word reply.
“That was awesome!”
“Awesome, dude!”
#4. To hang out (verb)
✍🏽To hang out (verb) means to spend time doing nothing in particular.
“After this is over, do you want to go hang out?”
“He hung out with his friends all day yesterday.”
#5. To Chill Out (verb)
✍🏽To Chill Out (verb) simply means to relax. Usually it can be used with or without the word ‘out’. It also means to calm down.
“Since I'm between projects, I think I'll just chill out.”
“I wish I could chill out about the neighbor's barking dog, but it wakes me up every night.”
@succeedcenter
TODAY'S TOPIC IS ABOUT _"TIME"_
*"While"* _vs_ *"whereas"*
_While_ and _whereas_ can be used to show direct contrast, when something is exactly the opposite of something else.
☢ *Example*:
♦ _"Ahmed is happy, *while* Esha is sad_
♦ _Bashir likes living in the city, *while* Anas prepers the country side_
☢ _While_ and _whereas_ are conjunctions. They connect two clauses.
♦ _"Ahmed is happy. Esha is sad"._
♦ _"Bashir likes living in the city. Anas prefers the country side"._
I don't see many people use " *whereas*" when they speak, That Is because " *whereas*" occures more in formal english writing.
☢ *Example*:
In the northern hemisphere, July and August are hot summer months, *whereas* in the southern hemisphere, they are cool winter months."
♦ _"He loves to travel, whereas his wife prefers to stay at home"._
☢ *TIP*
When expressing contrasts, *_while_* and *_whereas_* mean the same thing. But you should know that _"while"_ is also commonly used with time clauses and mean *_"during that time"_*
بعض الإختصارات المستخدمه في الدردشه 👆👆👆👆
@Succeedcenter
⚜🔸Present Perfect Continuous and simple
(I have been doing and I have done)
▪️There is paint on Kate's clothes.
she has been painting her bedroom.
▪️Her bedroom was green. Now it is yellow. she has painted her bedroom.
📙🖌
Continuous:
we are thinking of the activity ( painting the bedroom which has not been finished). it does not matter whether it has been finished or not.
📙🖌
Simple:
here the important thing is that something has been finished.
has painted is a complete action.
we are interested at the result of the activity, not the activity itself.
@succeedcenter
Examples:
💬Ow, I've cut my finger.
💬I can't find my bag. have you seen it?
💬are you going to the bank? no, I've already been to the bank.
💬have you ever eaten caviar?
💬what a boring film! it's the most boring film I've ever seen.
💬I've met a lot of people in the last few years.
💬it's good to see you again. we haven't seen each other for a long time.
💬I've drunk four cups of coffee today.
💬Rob hasn't worked very hard this term.
💬Bill is phoning his girlfriend again. that's the third time he's phoned her this evening.
💬Mike was late for work again today.
again? he's been late every day this week.
💬My bike is Ok again now. I've repaired it.
💬how much of that book have you read?
💬I've known about the problem for a long time.
💬how long have you had that camera?
💬I've had a pain in my stomach all day.
💬Julia has been living/has lived here for a long time.
💬I've always lived in the country.
💬I haven't seen Tom since Monday.
💬they've gone away. they'll be back on Friday.(they are away now)
💬they went away, but I think they're back at home now.(not they've gone)
💬Sally has had a baby! it's a boy.
that's great.
💬I repaired the washing machine. it's working ok now.
💬- Ow, I've burnt myself.
- how did you do that?
- I picked up a hot dish.
@succeedcenter
⚜🔸Past Continuous
▪️was/were -ing
I/he/she/it was playing
we/you/they were doing
📙🖌
I was doing something = i was in the middle of doing something at a certain time.
▪️The action or situation had already started before this time, but had not finished.
💬 this time last year I was living in Brazil.
📙🖌
Past Continuous -in the middle of the action
💬 I was walking home when I met San.
(in the middle of walking home)
Past Simple -complete action
💬I walked home after the party last night.(all the way, completely)
▪️We use the past simple and past continuous together to say that something happened in the middle of something else:
💬It was raining when I got up.
▪️But we use the past simple to say that one thing happened after another:
💬 I was walking along the road when I saw Dan. So I stopped, and we had a chat.
♦️when Karen arrived we were having dinner. (=We had already started before she arrived)
♦️when Karen arrived we had dinner.(=Karen arrived, and then we had dinner.)
📙🖌
Some verbs are not normally used in the continuous:
know, want, etc
💬We were good friend. we knew each other well.
@succeedcenter
⚜🔸 Present Continuous and Present Simple
📙🖌
Present Continuous
for things happening at or around the time of speaking.
The action is not complete.
Present Simple
for things in general or things that happen repeatedly
I always do and I'm always doing
I always do= I do it every time
I always go to work by cars
I'm always doing something use for things that if happened several times is a lot.
like losing something, very often, too often, more often than normal
📙🖌
The following verbs:
like, want, need, prefer, know, realise, suppose, mean, understand, believe, remember, belong, fit, contain, consist, seem
are not normally used in the present continuous.
📙🖌 Think
▪️ means 'believe' or 'have an opinion'
do not use the continuous
▪️ means 'consider', continuous is possible.
📙🖌 see, hear, smell, taste
▪️ normally used present simple
▪️ often use can+ see/hear/smell/taste
📙🖌 look, feel
use Present Simple or Continuous to say how somebody looks or feels now.
how do you feel now? or how are you feeling?
but
I'm usually feel tierd in the morning.
📙🖌
He is... and He is being...
He's being= He's behaving/ He's acting
at that moment, not usually.
📙🖌
am/is/are being to Say how somebody is behaving.
it's not usually possible in other sentences.
@succeedcentet
⚜🔸Present Simple (I do)
▪️ I/we/you/they drive/work/do etc
▪️he/she/it drives/works/does etc
We Use
📙🖌
the present simple to talk about things in general, to say something happens all the time or repeatedly, or that something is true in general.
📙🖌
do/does to make questions and negative sentences.
📙🖌
the present simple to say how often we do things
📙🖌
Sometimes We do things by saying something.
I apologise, I advise, I insist, I agree, I refuse.... etc.
@succeedcenter
5 Confusing Phrases :
5عبارات مربكة
1. Hang up/hang out
To “hang up” means to end a phone call); to “hang out” means to spend time relaxing, usually with a friend.
"Hang up"تعنى: ينهى مكالمة هاتفية.
"Hang out" قضاء وقت للاسترخاء وعادة مع صديق.
Example:
If he hangs up before I’m done talking, I will be too mad to hang out with him this weekend.
2. Look up/look forward
To “look up” means to search and find information about something, usually in a dictionary or some sort of database.
"Look up” يبحث ويعثر على معلومات حول شيء ما, عادة في قاموس أو نوعا من قاعدة البيانات.
To “look forward” something means to be excited about an event that will happen in the future.
"Look forward” أن يكون متحمس حول حدث ما الذي سوف يحدث في المستقبل.
Example:
After looking up the plot of David Dhawan’s latest movie, I’m really looking forward to seeing it!
3. Get into/get over
To get into means to become involved or interested in something.
"Get into" ليصبح متورط أو مهتم بشيء ما.
To get over can either mean the opposite of this — to lose interest in something — or it can also mean to recover from something, particularly an illness.
"Get over” إما أن تعنى عكس هذه - أن يفقد الاهتمام في شيء أو يمكن أن تعني أيضا أن الشفاء من شيء، ولا سيما مرض.
Example:
After I get over this flu, which is making me so weak, I’m going to get into dancing again.
4. Throw out/throw up
To throw up means to vomit, whereas to “throw out” means to dispose of something that is no longer being used.
Throw up يَتَقَيَّأ
Throw out يتخلص من شيء ما يعد مستخدم
Example:
If his baby throws up on the floor in my living room, I’ll have to throw away the rug that’s in there.
5. Run into/run over
To “run into” someone can have the literal meaning of colliding with their body, but the phrase often means to meet or see someone unexpectedly.
Run into المعنى الحرفي يتصادم مع , ولكن غالباً ما تعني مقابلة أو رؤية شخص ما بشكل غير متوقع.
To run over something means to drive a vehicle over that person or thing.
"Run over" يدَعَس أو يدَهَس شخص أو شيء
Example:
I was so excited when I ran into my friend that I forgot to look both ways when crossing the street and a car almost ran me over!
📚 *Difference between* *"care for" and "care about"*
📗 *_Care about someone/something_* means they matter to you/have value to you/to have them be important to you.
📕1. *Don't say* _"isn't caring, isn't caring for," especially in this meaning._✖
📕2. Only stative, no progressive form. ✔
🎈Ahmad is only interested in himself and doesn 't *care about* anyone else.
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📗1. *Care for = look after* ; dynamic use.
🎈Who's *caring for* the children while you're both on holiday?
(= _looking after_ ; dynamic use)
📗2. You can *care for* someone, and often it indicates romantic love, but it's much more low-key and non-committal than saying 'I love you' to say 'I *care for* you'.
📗3. You can say "I don't *care for* Bollywood", meaning you don't like them, but we
🎈would never say "I *care for* Bollywood" meaning you do.
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May Allah accept from you
تقبل الله منك
May Allah accept your pilgrimage and forgive your sins
حج مبرور وذنب مغفور
May Allah allow to enjoyhealth and well-being
متعك الله بالصحة والعافية
May Allah be merciful to him
رحمه الله
May Allah be pleased with him
رضي الله عنه
May Allah benefit us with your knowledge
نفعنا الله بعلمك
May Allah bless you
بارك الله فيك
May Allah damn him
لعنه الله
May Allah forgive you
سامحك الله
May Allah grant you success
وفقك الله
May Allah have mercy on you
يرحمك الله / يرحمكم الله (للعاطس)
May Allah rest his soul in peace
طيب الله ثراه
May Allah lead your steps on the straight path
سدد الله خطاك
May Allah lighten his stay in earth
طيب الله ثراه
May Allah make his abode in His spacious gardens
أسكنه الله فسيح جناته
May Allah make abode in paradise
جعل الله مثواه الجنة
May Allah make your reward great
عظم الله أجرك
May Allah pardon you
غفر الله لك
May Allah preserve your life
حياك الله
May Allah prolong your life
أطال الله في عمرك
May Allah protect you
حفظك الله
May Allah repay you
كافأك الله
May Allah reward you well
جزاك الله خير
May Allah stengthen your faith
قوى الله إيمانك
__________
*Vocabulary*
*I haven't got all day*
do it quickly; hurry up
*get a move on*
do it more quickly
*pull your finger out*
start working harder (and more quickly)
*(as) quick as a flash*
very quickly
*A.S.A.P* .
(abbreviation) as soon as possible
a quick fix
fast and easy solution
مرحبا بكم جميعا😊😊😊
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