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Puss in boots😺 Subtitle ❌

I prefer to spend my weekend on watching movies or cartoons,so today I decided this one:) My favourite 😍🤩

Shu olimdan kõp narsa õrgansa bõladi

Everyday phases🤓 @selfstudy_88

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Believe that

Nothing stays for long... @m1raclecuriosity_channel

📹 English Phone Conversations (Phrasal verbs) ⚜Hang on-to wait ⚜Hang up-to finish a telephone conversation ⚜Call smb again=call smb back ⚜Pick up-to lift

Useful homophones with clear illustrations😍😍😍 @selfstudy_88

#Useful Common mistakes in English ❌ Why do you need hundred dollars? ✅ Why do you need a hundred dollars? ❌ Please persuade him don't do that. ✅ Please persuade him not to do that. ❌ Don't pretend to not recognize me. ✅ Don't pretend not to recognize me. ❌ More people today die of the cancer. ✅ More people today die of cancer. ❌ I often go to theatre on the weekend. ✅ I often go to the theatre on the weekend. ❌ Linda's work is more perfect than Jamie's ✅ Linda's work is better than Jamie's ❌ Either of the plans are equally dangerous ✅ Either of the plans is equally dangerous ❌ Don't step in the grass ✅ Keep off the grass ❌ Who cooked this salad? ✅ Who made this salad ?

✅Idiom time 💠Like a book 🇬🇧Meaning: Thoroughly, completely, or easily. Usually used after the nouns "read" or "know." 🇺🇿Ma'nosi: To'liq, batamom ko'p hollarda "read" va "know'' birga birikma tarzida keladi! 📝 Example: 🇬🇧 My mom always knows when I'm lying. She can read me like a book.😁 🇺🇿 Onam doim aldayapganimni sezib turadi, u mani to'liq biladi😕 #idiom_time 🤓Kanalga qo'shiling 👇 ♻️@cambridgeIELTSbooks YouTube|Instagram|Telegram