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❌Don’t say I lost the bus say I missed the bus ✅ don’t say come and take me by car ❌ say can you give me a ride ✅don’t say i am hurry ❌say I am in a hurry✅ #english #learnenglish #englishtips
Hey, I lost the bus. You missed the bus. Can you come and take me by car? You want me to give you a ride? And please fast, I'm hurry. You're in a hurry.
🔆😎Phrasal verbs: The easiest way to remember them 🤩 1. Tuck in a shirt: - This means to put the bottom part of your shirt inside your pants or skirt so that it looks neat and tidy. 2. Zip up a skirt/jeans: - This means to pull the zipper (a small fastener) on your skirt or jeans all the way up to close it. 3. Roll up the sleeves: - This means to fold the sleeves of your shirt or jacket up so that they are shorter, usually to make your arms more comfortable or to keep them out of the way. 4. Put on a jacket: - This means to take a jacket and wear it by putting your arms through the sleeves and placing it on your shoulders. 5. Slip on socks: - This means to quickly and easily put on your socks by sliding your feet into them. 6. Slide into your shoes: - This means to put on your shoes easily by sliding your feet into them without much effort. 7. Pick out a bag: - This means to choose a bag from a selection of bags. 8. Check out your outfit: - This means to look at and examine what you are wearing to see how it looks on you. #english #learnenglish #ingles #englisch
I tuck in my top. I zip up my skirt. I put on my jacket. I roll up my sleeves. I slip on my sock. I slide in
✨ Stop Saying “It’s OK” ❌ Here’s How Native Speakers Reply to “Sorry” “I think you might be sitting in my seat.” 👉 A polite way to correct someone without sounding rude. “I’m sorry.” 👉 A simple and polite apology. “I’m really sorry.” 👉 A stronger apology. You feel more bad about it. “My bad.” 👉 A casual way to say “It’s my mistake.” ⸻ 💬 How to Respond to an Apology “No worries.” 👉 It’s okay. Don’t stress about it. “All good.” 👉 Everything is fine. No problem. “No biggie.” 👉 Very casual. It’s not important at all. #english #learnenglish
🫢Not so ladylike! 🫣🤣 1. Snore Explanation: To snore means to make a loud noise while sleeping. This usually happens when someone breathes through their mouth and their throat vibrates.Example Sentence: My dad snores loudly every night, and it keeps me awake. 2Fart. Explanation: To fart means to release gas from the body through the bottom. It often makes a sound and can have an odor.Example Sentence: I tried to hold in my fart during the movie, but it slipped out anyway, and everyone laughed. #English #learnenglish #anglais #ingles #inglizce #englisch
Dear, wake up. You are... I'm snoring? Yes, you are snoring. No, I don't snore. I'm not joking. And sometimes also... What? I'm farting too?
🚨Test your #english NOW ‼️answers 👇 1. To dip: This means to put food into a liquid for a short time. For example, you might dip a chip into salsa or cheese. « I love to dip my carrot sticks in hummus. » 2. To spread: This means to put a soft food on top of something else. For example, you can spread butter on bread or jam on toast. « She likes to spread cream cheese on her bagel. » 3. To shake: This means to move a container back and forth quickly. For example, you might shake a bottle of salad dressing before using it. « He gave the juice a good shake before pouring it into the glass. » 4. To snack: This means to eat a small amount of food between meals. For example, eating chips or fruit when you’re not very hungry. « I like to snack on nuts while watching a movie. » 5. To add: This means to put something together with something else. For example, you can add sugar to your coffee or vegetables to your soup. « Don’t forget to add salt to the pasta water. » 6. To stir: This means to mix food by moving a spoon or stick in a circular motion. For example, you stir a pot of soup to make sure everything is mixed well. « Please stir the batter until it is smooth. » 7. To sip: This means to drink something slowly, taking small amounts at a time. For example, you might sip hot coffee or tea. « She took a sip of her lemonade to cool down. » 8. To scroll through: This means to move through a list or a screen, looking at different items. For example, you can scroll through recipes on your phone or computer to find something to cook. « He likes to scroll through food blogs for new dinner ideas. » #learnenglish #ingles #englisch
I'm chips in ketchup, dipping to dip. I'm butter on a slice of bread, spreading to spread.
❌Don’t say I lost the bus say I missed the bus ✅ don’t say come and take me by car ❌ say can you give me a ride ✅don’t say i am hurry ❌say I am in a hurry✅ #english #learnenglish #englishtips
Hey, I lost the bus. You missed the bus. Can you come and take me by car? You want me to give you a ride? And please fast, I'm hurry. You're in a hurry.
🔆😎Phrasal verbs: The easiest way to remember them 🤩 1. Tuck in a shirt: - This means to put the bottom part of your shirt inside your pants or skirt so that it looks neat and tidy. 2. Zip up a skirt/jeans: - This means to pull the zipper (a small fastener) on your skirt or jeans all the way up to close it. 3. Roll up the sleeves: - This means to fold the sleeves of your shirt or jacket up so that they are shorter, usually to make your arms more comfortable or to keep them out of the way. 4. Put on a jacket: - This means to take a jacket and wear it by putting your arms through the sleeves and placing it on your shoulders. 5. Slip on socks: - This means to quickly and easily put on your socks by sliding your feet into them. 6. Slide into your shoes: - This means to put on your shoes easily by sliding your feet into them without much effort. 7. Pick out a bag: - This means to choose a bag from a selection of bags. 8. Check out your outfit: - This means to look at and examine what you are wearing to see how it looks on you. #english #learnenglish #ingles #englisch
I tuck in my top. I zip up my skirt. I put on my jacket. I roll up my sleeves. I slip on my sock. I slide in
✨ Stop Saying “It’s OK” ❌ Here’s How Native Speakers Reply to “Sorry” “I think you might be sitting in my seat.” 👉 A polite way to correct someone without sounding rude. “I’m sorry.” 👉 A simple and polite apology. “I’m really sorry.” 👉 A stronger apology. You feel more bad about it. “My bad.” 👉 A casual way to say “It’s my mistake.” ⸻ 💬 How to Respond to an Apology “No worries.” 👉 It’s okay. Don’t stress about it. “All good.” 👉 Everything is fine. No problem. “No biggie.” 👉 Very casual. It’s not important at all. #english #learnenglish
🫢Not so ladylike! 🫣🤣 1. Snore Explanation: To snore means to make a loud noise while sleeping. This usually happens when someone breathes through their mouth and their throat vibrates.Example Sentence: My dad snores loudly every night, and it keeps me awake. 2Fart. Explanation: To fart means to release gas from the body through the bottom. It often makes a sound and can have an odor.Example Sentence: I tried to hold in my fart during the movie, but it slipped out anyway, and everyone laughed. #English #learnenglish #anglais #ingles #inglizce #englisch
Dear, wake up. You are... I'm snoring? Yes, you are snoring. No, I don't snore. I'm not joking. And sometimes also... What? I'm farting too?
🚨Test your #english NOW ‼️answers 👇 1. To dip: This means to put food into a liquid for a short time. For example, you might dip a chip into salsa or cheese. « I love to dip my carrot sticks in hummus. » 2. To spread: This means to put a soft food on top of something else. For example, you can spread butter on bread or jam on toast. « She likes to spread cream cheese on her bagel. » 3. To shake: This means to move a container back and forth quickly. For example, you might shake a bottle of salad dressing before using it. « He gave the juice a good shake before pouring it into the glass. » 4. To snack: This means to eat a small amount of food between meals. For example, eating chips or fruit when you’re not very hungry. « I like to snack on nuts while watching a movie. » 5. To add: This means to put something together with something else. For example, you can add sugar to your coffee or vegetables to your soup. « Don’t forget to add salt to the pasta water. » 6. To stir: This means to mix food by moving a spoon or stick in a circular motion. For example, you stir a pot of soup to make sure everything is mixed well. « Please stir the batter until it is smooth. » 7. To sip: This means to drink something slowly, taking small amounts at a time. For example, you might sip hot coffee or tea. « She took a sip of her lemonade to cool down. » 8. To scroll through: This means to move through a list or a screen, looking at different items. For example, you can scroll through recipes on your phone or computer to find something to cook. « He likes to scroll through food blogs for new dinner ideas. » #learnenglish #ingles #englisch
I'm chips in ketchup, dipping to dip. I'm butter on a slice of bread, spreading to spread.
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