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Place

at home the store

at 25 Oren irene Fe ere ree rer eee meee

” Particular use of some prepositions

clean-shaven mustache sideburn

the body

arch of the foot

ball of the foot toenail

ndex finger

"Middle finger

Ring finger

| Pinky

The 3 Stages of Life

1 Children & Teenagers

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brush your teeth clean

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dust eat make the bed put On makeup shake hands

hold the baby hold the baby up

Everyday actions

Stiletto (also spike heel) wedge platform kitten heels slippers Loafers™

sandal jelly flip-flops moccasins sneakers wingtips

(also thongs)

Cli ee

rubber boots cowboy boot hiking boots high-tops

COLLOCATIONS

oo B ‘hello, good morning/afternoon etc, something/|

vo B nothing, SO, a prayer, a few words, no more, for:

eee icertain/sure, etc

SE AC: the truth, a le, a story, a secret, a joke, the|

mm atme, the difference, one from another,|

pause Somebody one’s name, somebody the way,

= 2-= somebody so, someone’s fortune, etc

đu đa ha da da dì do dc đo dc dc do dc dc d2 đc do “A6 as GÀ

Other Ways fo Say “good 2

‘Synonyms for HAPPY

How are you today?

Other Ways To Say Said

OC whispered ‘© asked © whined

@4rinned © thought j) bragged

@ complained © cried G) moaned

& giggled = Crreplied @ shrieked

S42 demanded ©) begged © argued

Gay 12 Amusement

Rejoice 13 Glee Frolic 14 Hearty Bliss 1S High Spirit

ESCRIIP.TIVIEIWI0T

accelerated ; challenging

demanding eieei ji tiele Ppozzliin:dG riaid

=swv©eec+ tiny strut

†thougoh:tful we | wander

corefree Jc depressed i effortiess J< disheartened manageable J Baolslolast

œbvilct:s 1E

sir:pie

snap

uncomplicated

lữ These words can help you describe someone's personality:

Emotional Shy

Tolerant

Romantic Sociable Polite

Logical

Liberal

Independent

Creative Decisive Vain

Mom they called me fat

You're not fat!

You're just fluffy

Places blame for the breakdown

Knows how it is done

says,” Let's øo ”

Deer « fawn, yearling

Dog pup, puppy

Duck = duckling

Eagle - eaglet

Elephant = calf

Fish - fry

Fowl - chick, chicken

ANIMALS AND THEIR YOUNG

Fox « cub, pup Frog - polliwog, tadpole Goat - kid

Goose - gosling

Hawk - eyas Hen ~ pullet Hippo - calf Horse + foal, yearling, or colt (male), filly (female)

Kangaroo = joey

Lion - cub Owl - owlet

Pig - piglet, shoat, farrow,

suckling Pigeon « squab, squeaker Rabbit - bunny, kit

Rat = pup Rhino = calf

Rooster - cockere/

Shark = cub Sheep « lamb, lambkins Tiger - cub, whelp

Turkey = poult

Zebra - foal

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F-E-A-R: has two meanings:

1 Forget Everything And Run

Nutrition Solution Lifestyle

TOP 10 ANTI-AGING FOODS

LOAWATERMELON

“Metabolism boosting foods!

Full ripe banana with dark patches on yellow skin produces a substance called TNF (Tumor Necrosis Factor) which has the ability to combat abnormal cells The more darker patches it has the higher will be its immunity enhancement quality: Hence, the riper the banana the better

the anti-cancer quality

Yellow skin banana with dark spots on It

Please pass/share and stay healthy.

frying pan cooking pot strainer

(also garlic crusher)

What do you have for breakfast?

box of chocolates snack bar chips

— -_—_ —_—_ -_—_ '

candy store

confectionery

white chocolate cookie

BIRDS

full-size bed twin bed

{also double bed)

fanny pack (NAmE)

attaché case (also briefcase)

Fe Music instruments

Visuai Vocabulary!

(also landing gear) wer

flight deck leading edge

jet engine

CUL = see you later

HAND = have a nice day

HRU = how are you

LOL = laughing out loud LTNS = long time no see

MU =I miss you

IC =| see RUOK — are you ok?

U4E = you forever

2morrow?

A: Ok! Hand CUL

Phonetic symbols

used in the dictionary

¬—————————————_———————— —— ˆ ^ Ắ e rer eee eee eee ee

Consonants

p pen /pen/ Ss so /sau/

b bad /bad/ z 200 8 /zu:/

t tea /ti:/ ƒ shoe /fu:/

d did /did/ 3 vision /'vi3n/

k cat /ket/ h hat /het/

g got /gnt/ m man /men/

tf chain /tfem/ n no /nau/

d3 jam /dzem/( yn sing /sm/

f fall /fo:l/ 1 leg /leg/

v van /ven/ r red /red/

6 thin /6m/ ] yes /jes/

6 this /ð1s/ w wet /wet/

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Vowels and diphthongs

iz see /$i:/ A cup = /kKap/

i happy /'hepi/ 3: bird /bs:d/

IL it /sit/ a about /a'baut/

e ten /ten/ er say /sel/

œ cat /“kat/ a go /gau/ a: father /'fa:da(r)/ ar five /faIv/

pd got /got/ au now /nau/ 9: saw /S21/ at boy /bor/

G put /pot/ 19 near /nta(r)/

u actual /'ektfuel/ ea hair /hea(r)/ u: too /tu:/ ua pure /pjua(r)/

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(r) indicates that British pronunciation will have /r/ only if a

vowel sound follows directly; otherwise it is omitted In American

pronunciation, every ‘r’ of the ordinary spelling is retained

Punctuation marks

semicolon ellipses

dash square brackets

asterisk parentheses virqule

question mark quotation marks

| > gy 86 9? KY

exclamation point single quotation marks quotation marks (French)

“ 202i

Đtnglish ïs a crazv language

There is no EGBin EGGPLANT nor HAM in HAMBURGER; neither APPLE nor PINE in PINEAP-

PLE EN6LISR MUFFINS werent invented in am Ii fUICKSAND can work SL0WLY,

B0XING RINBS a:e SQUARE, and a GUINEAPIG is neither from GUINEA nor is it a PIG

And why is it that WRITERS WRITE but FINGERS DON’T FING, GROCERS don’t GROCE and

Dil 3) Wslany5;/.).,10BIo 0i5i17~2-ni crazy that you can make AMENDS but not one

AMEND? ir TEACHERS TAUGHT, why didn’t PREACHERS PRAUGHT? ir 2 VEGETARIAN cats VEGETABLES, what does 2 HUMANITARIAN cat?

In what other language do people RECITE at a PLAY anc PLAY at a RECITAL? We SHIP BY

TRUCK but SEND CARGO BY SHIP We have NOSES that RUN and FEET that SMELL we

PARK in a DRIVEWAY anc DRIVE in a PARKWAY And how can a SLIM CHANCE and a FAT

CHANCE be the same, while a WISE MAN ana a WISE GUY are opposites?

You have to marvel at the unique lunacy of a language in which your HOUSE can BURN UP as

it BURNS WE in which you FILL IN a form by FILLINGIT Lue and in which an ALARM $i9 OFF b y going Vs And, in closing, if Father is gt và how come Mother's not MOP?

| CANT B£t IEVE lT

IF

English is sometimes confusing

appropriate - NOT appropriate

imvaluable - VERY valuable

faconceivable - NOT conceivable faflammable - VERY flammable

lữ

Excellent fips by Warren buiret

On Earning: “Never depend on single income 4

Make investment to create a second source”

On Spending: “If you buy things you do not

need, soon you will have to sell things you

need”

On Savings: “Do not save what is left after

spending, but spend what is left after saving”

On Taking risk: “Never test the depth of

river with both feet’

On Investment: “Do not put all eggs

in one basket

On Expectations: “Honesty is very

expensive gift Do not expect it from

cheap people”

Fact ; The first person that

you think of in the morning

and the last person you

think of in the night is

either the cause of your

nappiness or the cause of

your pain

Pongy isn't everything

lt can buy a bed - but not sleep

It can buy you medicine - but not heath

lt can buy you blood - but not life

It can buy you a book - but not knowledge

Itcan buy a clock - but not time

it can buy you sex - but not love

it can buy you a position - but not respect

A Toddler's

Rules of Possession

1 If I like it, it's mine

2 If it's in my hand, it’s mine

3 If I can take it from you, it’s mine

4 if I had it a little while aso, it's mine

5 If it's mine, it must NEVER appear to be yours

in any way

6 If I'm doing or building something,

all the pieces are mine

¢ If it looks just like mine, it is mine

8 If I saw it first, it's mine

9 If you are playing with somethings and you

put ii down EP abloaticalie pesca mite:

10 If it's broken, it's yours.

Grades don't measure intelligence

and age doesn't define maturity

THERE ARE 2 TYPES

later

Mother

Imuh/2-z]| -noun

work of twenty For free —

See also: ‘masochist’, ‘loony’, ‘saint’.) '1 ` tia

LIFE’S TRAGEDY

ET OLD ròft?

SOON AND WISE TOO LATE

DfMJAHIH FRAHRLIH

When you re up in life,

your friends get to

know who you are

When you re down in life,

you get to know

who your friends are

"A Best lesson in Psychology"

1-When a person laughs too much even

on stupid things, be sure that person is

2- When a person sleeps a lot, be sure

that person is lonely

3- When a person talks less,and if

he talks fast then it means that

person keeps secrets

` 4- VVhen someone can't cry then that

Š person is weak

_ 5- When someone eats in abnormal way

then that person is in tension

6- When someone cry on little things then

it means he is innocent & soft hearten.

WISE PEOPLE THINK ALt THEY SAY:

FOOLS SAY ALL THEY THINK