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Practice discount vocabulary 🤑⬇️
I always tell my friends that learning English is the best investment you can make. You’ll need English for your job, traveling, watching movies, for everything!
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📌Discover the world of jeans with these key terms.
✅ Denim-A sturdy cotton fabric used for making jeans.
✅ Faded-A washed-out look that gives jeans a worn style.
✅ Distressed-Jeans with intentional rips or worn spots for style.
✅ High-Waisted-Jeans that sit higher on the waistline.
✅ Skinny-A slim-fitting style of jeans that hugs the legs.
✅ Cuffed-Jeans with the bottom hem folded up for style.
✅ Stretch-Jeans made with stretchy material for a better fit.
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📌Exploring Different Fashion Styles
✅Bohemian – A free-spirited style featuring flowy fabrics and earthy tones.
✅Preppy – A polished, classic look inspired by school uniforms.
✅Goth – A dark, dramatic style often featuring black clothing.
✅Minimalist – A clean, simple style with neutral tones.
✅Vintage – Clothing inspired by styles from past decades.
✅Edgy – A bold, modern style with unique or rebellious elements.
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Buying toilet paper 🧻
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How to use appropriate language at the restaurant
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Is Kismet An English Word?
The word 'kismet' originates from Arabic. It was adopted to English language in the 19th century.
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📌Pharmacy Vocabulary
✅The doctor gave me a prescription for antibiotics.
✅You can buy pain relievers over-the-counter at the pharmacy.
✅Make sure to follow the correct dosage on the medication label.
✅The pharmacist answered my questions about the new medication.
✅I need to call the pharmacy to get a refill on my blood pressure pills.
✅This medication may cause side effects like dizziness and nausea.
✅I chose the generic version of the drug because it’s cheaper.
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🤣When you keep thinking in your first language
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Horse Vocabulary: 🎠🏇
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Some practical vocabulary to learn😁🇬🇧🇺🇸
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Don’t say open ❌
Daily verbs you must know in #english
1. “I can twist open this (bottle) for you.” - to open the bottle by twisting the cap or lid off.
2. “I can break off a piece of my candy bar.” to snap or separate a piece of the candy bar from the rest of it.
3. “I can peel this tangerine.” to remove the peel from the tangerine.
4. “I can unwrap this piece of candy.” - to remove the wrapper from the piece of candy.
5. “Should I shell the pistachio for you too?” to remove the shell from the pistachio nut for the other person.
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😂At the dentist with Mike🩷 Comment Preply and I'll send you the link! ✨#english #learnenglish
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STOP that , please ✋
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When you confuse everything 😅
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Can you name these ?
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What is your favorite bread spread?🍞🧈
📌Bread spreads English Vocabulary
✅ I spread butter on my toast every morning.
✅ prefers strawberry jam on her bread.
✅ He enjoys a sandwich with peanut butter.
✅ Drizzling honey makes the bread taste sweeter.
✅ They like cream cheese with their bagels.
✅ He likes to spread chocolate hazelnuts on his pancakes.
✅ Smashed avocado is a healthy spread for toast.
✅ Hummus adds a savory flavor to pita bread.
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📌Useful Expressions for Statistical Discussions Part 1
✅On average
This phrase refers to the mean or typical value calculated from a set of data, indicating what is common or usual.
✅The majority of
This expression means more than half of a particular group or population.
✅A significant percentage
This phrase indicates a noteworthy or important portion of a total, often suggesting that the figure has some relevance or impact.
✅The data shows
This expression is used to introduce information derived from data analysis, indicating findings or conclusions drawn from the numbers.
✅To put it into perspective
This phrase means to provide context or a comparison that helps clarify the importance or scale of a particular statistic or situation.
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📌Environmental problems English Vocabulary
✅Deforestation destroys crucial wildlife habitats.
✅Plastic waste pollutes our oceans.
✅Overfishing depletes fish populations rapidly.
✅Greenhouse gases trap Earth’s heat.
✅Species extinction rates are accelerating.
✅Water contamination spreads deadly diseases.
✅Urban smog causes respiratory issues.
✅Glacier melt contributes to sea rise.
✅Untreated sewage pollutes waterways.
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Acronyms & Abbreviations 💬
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📌Other alternatives you can use to say “It’s not important”:
✅It’s trivial.
✅It’s inconsequential.
✅It’s minor.
✅It’s negligible.
✅It’s insignificant.
✅It doesn’t matter.
✅It’s no big deal.
✅It’s unimportant.
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📌Here are some alterntives to say “I’m advancing”:
✅I’m moving on
✅I’m pressing forward.
✅I’m proceeding.
✅I’m forging ahead.
✅I’m carrying on.
✅I’m pushing ahead.
✅I’m moving forward.
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Should the rude clerk give up? 😢
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When English is your second language, and cars are your third. 🚗🤷♀️
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