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ANYTHING THAT ANNOYS YOU is teaching you patience and calmness. Anyone that abandons you is teaching you how to stand up on your own feet. Anything that offends you is teaching you forgiveness and compassion. Anything that has power over you is teaching you to get greater power. Anything that you hate is teaching you unconditional love. Anything that you fear is teaching you courage to overcome your fears. Anything you can't control is teaching you to let go. Any NO you get from humans is teaching you to be independent. Any problem you have is teaching you how to get solution to problems. Any attack you get is teaching you the best form of defence. Anyone who looks down on you is teaching you to look up to GOD. Always look out for the lesson in every situation you face in every phase of life. ✨━━━━━━━━━━✨ @Vimrishtan

👇Common mistakes with Misplaced words👇 The subject of the sentence misplaced. ❌Don't say: Last week visited our school a man. ✔️Say: A man visited our school last week. The subject misplaced in questions. ❌Don't say: You were at the cinema yesterday? They'll come with us tomorrow? ✔️Say: Were you at the cinema yesterday? Will they come with us tomorrow? The subject misplaced in questions beginning with an interrogative word. ❌Don't say: Why you were absent last Friday? ✔️Say: Why were you absent last Friday? The subject misplaced after never, etc. ❌Don't say: Never I have heard of such a thing. ✔️Say: Never have I heard of such a thing. All... not used instead of Not all. ❌Don't say: All people are not hard-working. ✔️Say: Not all people are hard-working. The subject misplaced in indirect questions. ❌Don't say: The teacher asked me what games did I play? ✔️Say: The teacher asked me what games I played. The direct object misplaced. ❌Don't say: He touched with his hand the ball. ✔️Say: He touched the ball with his hand. The indirect object misplaced. ❌Don't say: I showed to her some of my stamps. ✔️Say: I showed some of my stamps to her. The qualifying adjective misplaced. ❌Don't say: My uncle has a garden very large. ✔️Say: My uncle has a very large garden. 👆Common mistakes with Misplaced words👆

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🔵To throw in the towel = to quit; to give up; to concede defeat ⁉️The origin of this idiom comes from boxing. This idiom is now used a lot outside of the boxing ring when someone quits something. 🔴Note: You don’t physically need to throw a towel anywhere. You just say the expression. 🙂 🔵Example sentences: 📍She was ready to throw in the towel, but remembered her goal and kept going. 📍He was getting beaten so badly that his coach threw in the towel. 📍Even though learning English may be difficult at times, never throw in the towel. 📍Never throw in the towel. Use it to wipe off the sweat, then keep going.

👇English idioms👇 1. (to let the cat out of the bag) to reveal or tell a secret or a surprise by accident. 2. (to look down upon) to consider someone or something as not important. 3. (to lose one's head) to become confused or overly emotional about someone or something. 4. (to make no difference) not to matter to someone. 5. (to make room for) to provide space for someone or something. 6. (to put on weight) to gain weight; to get fat. 7. (to rains cats and dogs) raining very heavily. 8. (to run errands) to take a short trip to do a specific thing. 9. (to run out of) Exhaust a supply or quantity of something. 10. (to serve one right) you deserve the punishment that you received.

LIFE AFTER LIFE

🔵To sit on the fence🔵 📌= to be uncommitted or undecided 📌= to remain neutral on a certain topic 📌= to not have a stance or open opinion about a topic 📌= to be unable or unwilling to commit oneself to one side of an argument or dispute 🔵Example sentences: 📍The politician did not commit himself to either side of the reporter’s controversial question. 📍He just sat on the fence so as not to lose votes from either side. 📍You can’t sit on the fence any longer you must choose whose side you are on. 📍You have to choose whether you support the candidate or not. 📍You can’t sit on the fence right now, you must vote!

Useful English time🔥🔥🔥

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