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✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️ ✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️⏺ ☕️ NOT MY CUP— not something you like. 🌟 SPILL THE TEA — share gossip or secrets. ☕️ WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE — Realize the truth. ☕️FULL OF BEANS — very energetic. ⛈A STORM IN A TEACUP — exaggerating a small issue. ☕ COFFEE BREAK — A short rest from work. ☕️ CUP OF JOE — A simple cup of coffee. 🌚 TEA TIME — a relaxing or chat moment with tea and light snacks. 🫖BREW UP TROUBLE — create problems.

IDIOMS FOR DESCRIBING PEOPLE 🔹SOCIAL BUTTERFLY 🦋— someone who loves being around people 🔹 COLD FISH ❄️— a person who is distant, unemotional 🔹TOUGH COOKIE 😎— a strong and determined person 🔹 GO-BETTER🤙— an ambitious and determined individual 🔹 LONE WOLF 🌟 — someone who prefers to be alone 🔹 BLACK SHEEP❤️— a strange or disapproved member of a group 🔹 HAPPY CAMPER 🥳 — a cheerful and satisfied person 🔹 BIG MOUTH 😏— someone who talks too much or reveals secrets 🔹EARLY BIRD 😴— a person who wakes up early and is active in the morning 🔹 NIGHT OWL🦉— someone who stays up late and is active at night 🔹 BOOKWORM☺️ — a person who loves reading 🔹 SHARP AS A TACK 🤓 — extremely intelligent and quick thinking 🔹 HEART OF GOLD❤️ — a kind and generous person 🔹 DOWN- TO-EARTH 🗡 — a practical, realistic person 🔹 PAIN IN THE NECK😈 — an annoying person 🔹 FAIR-WEATHER FRIEND🥳 — a friend who is only there in good times

Dear MySchool family,

Word of the Day: Snatched 😊 “Snatched” is a slang word used when someone looks extremely good, stylish, or attractive. It can describe makeup, outfit, hair, body shape, or overall appearance. Examples: • “Your makeup is absolutely snatched today!” • “She came to the party looking snatched.” • “That outfit is snatched 😳" 👀 Mostly used in informal English and social media.

➖ENGLISH DAILY EXPRESSIONS➖ What's up? — How are you? Hang on — Wait a minute No worries — It's ok Finger crossed — I hope it will go well It's up to you — You decide I'm in — i agree/ I will join Sounds good — it's a great idea You bet! — Of course/ Definitely Take it easy — Relax/ Don't stress I'm feeling under the weather — I feel sick It's not a big deal — it's not important Call it a day — stop working for today Sleep on it — Think about it overnight before deciding

➖ENGLISH DAILY EXPRESSIONS➖ What's up? — How are you? Hang on — Wait a minute No worries — It's ok Finger crossed — I hope it will go well It's up to you — You decide I'm in — i agree/ I will join Sounds good — it's a great idea You bet! — Of course/ Definitely Take it easy — Relax/ Don't stress I'm feeling under the weather — I feel sick It's not a big deal — it's not important Call it a day — stop working for today Sleep on it — Think about it overnight before deciding

📢QUIZ DAY ANNOUNCEMENT This Sunday in 12:00, we will conduct grammar quiz. We will divide into two teams and test our knowledge in a competition! Don't skip, it is going to be fun! Everyone is welcome🎉

📝CONDITIONALS ALL FORMS✅ 🔈We use conditionals to talk about possible, real, or imaginary situations and their results. They help us explain what will happen, what might happen, or what could have happened in different circumstances. ➡️Zero Conditional It is used to point natural facts (always true). Fromula: If + Present Simple, Present Simple Example: If it is 100 °C, water boils ➡️First Conditional It is used for real and possible situations in future Formula:If + Present Simple, will + V1 Example: If it rains I will take an umbrella ➡️Second Conditional It is used to talk about dreams or unlikely situations in the present and future. Formula: If + Past Simple, would + V1 Example: If I had more money, I would travel the world. ➡️Third Conditional It is used for unreal situations in the past Formula: If + Past Perfect, would have + V3 Example: If I had studied I would have passed this exam yesterday

✨DESPITE/INSPITE OF ✨ ➡️ alternative to although and though. Formula: despite / in spite of + noun / verb+ing Examples: Despite the rain, we went outside. In spite of being tired, she continued working. Despite his age, he runs very fast. In spite of the traffic, we arrived on time.