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Publicaciones del Canal
🗣 ثبت‌نام دوره مکالمه زبان انگلیسی آغاز شد!
می‌خوای انگلیسی رو با اعتمادبه‌نفس صحبت کنی؟ 😍
دفتر جهاد دانشگاهی دانشگاه مراغه برگزار می‌کند:
🔹 تقویت مهارت صحبت کردن و مکالمات روزمره
🔹 دریافت گواهینامه معتبر بین‌المللی و قابل ترجمه
🔹 هزینه مناسب دانشجویی
🔹 آموزش در محیط دانشگاه مراغه
📌 ظرفیت ثبت‌نام محدود است؛ همین حالا اقدام کن!
📍 ثبت‌نام و مشاوره: دفتر جهاد دانشگاهی دانشگاه مراغه، ساختمان مرکزی، طبقه همکف
📞 ۰۹۳۰۵۸۱۴۷۲۱
✨ انگلیسی رو فقط یاد نگیر، صحبتش کن!
📱 کانال اطلاع‌رسانی تلگرام:
https://t.me/jahaddaneshgahiUniMaragheh
| 2 | She decided______the project after reviewing the results. | 123 |
| 3 | #Pronunciation_tips
⭕️Word Stress Can Change Meaning⭕️
🔀 Stress can change the grammatical category of a word.
Some words shift their stress depending on whether they're used as a noun or a verb.
🔹 REcord — noun
🔹 reCORD — verb
🔹 PREsent — noun/adjective
🔹 preSENT — verb
🔹 CONduct — noun
🔹 conDUCT — verb
🎯 Don't learn pronunciation from spelling alone. Learn the stress pattern together with the word.
🆔️@Teflmu | 109 |
| 4 |  #words
⭕️ACROSS or CROSS?
BESIDE or BESIDES?⭕️
🆔️@Teflmu | 96 |
| 5 | #idioms
✨ Idioms for English learners ✨
Idioms add color and fluency to your English conversations! 📚
✍️ Under the weather – I’m feeling a bit under the weather today, so I’ll stay home and rest. 😴
✅ Cost an arm and a leg – That designer handbag really cost an arm and a leg, but it’s worth every penny. 💰
🎯 Let the cat out of the bag – He tried to keep the surprise party a secret, but his laugh let the cat out of the bag. 🐱
💡 Visualize each idiom to lock it in memory—picture someone shivering under a cold wind for “under the weather,” a pricey shopping spree for “cost an arm and a leg,” and a sneaky cat escaping for “let the cat out of the bag.”
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🆔️@Teflmu | 90 |
| 6 | #common_mistakes
✨ Common grammar mistakes in English ✨
LESSON:
📚 Mastering English means spotting those sneaky grammar slips before they trip you up! 🌟 Here’s a quick dive into three common mistakes that even advanced learners stumble over. Let’s turn errors into learning moments, one rule at a time! 🚀
✍️ Possessive vs. Contraction: The dog wagged it's tail, hoping for a treat.
✅ Countable Nouns: There is less than ten students in the class.
🎯 Dangling Modifier: Running late for the meeting, the alarm clock was not set.
💡 Memory Aid: Picture a dog’s (its) tail wagging—use “its” for ownership, and “it’s” only when you can replace it with “it is.” For quantities, imagine fewer apples (countable) vs. less water (uncountable). When you write a phrase like “Running late…,” always check that the subject follows right after the comma to keep the meaning clear.
🌟 Keep polishing those sentences—every correction brings you closer to fluent, confident English! 🎯
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🆔️@Teflmu | 79 |
| 7 | #Collocation
🌟 ✨ Collocations for success, failure, and risk-taking 🌟
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We need to use bold for target words/phrases. Use italics for example sentences and dialogues.
We need to include "❌ Don't say:" and "✅ Instead say:" with italicized sentences.
We need to ensure we don't accidentally include forbidden words in those sentences.
We need to produce a Pro Tip & Memory Hack starting with 💡 or 🔥. Use one of them.
We need to produce a challenge.
Now let's craft.
First, TOPIC_TITLE: something like "🚀 Collocations for Success, Failure & Risk‑Taking". Use emojis.
TARGET_ITEMS: "seal the deal, fall flat, take a leap". Must be comma-separated.
Now LESSON:
🎯 The Hook: Something like "Master these three combos to sound decisive when you talk about outcomes." Must avoid "as" and "like". Use "when you talk about outcomes". That's fine.
📚 3 Distinct Core Teachings:
We need three bullet points, each with target phrase bolded, definition, example sentence in italics, Don't say, Instead say.
We must ensure each bullet uses a distinct target phrase.
First bullet: seal the deal — definition: "Finalize an agreement successfully." Example: "She sealed the deal after months of negotiation." Don't say: "She finally got the agreement." Instead say: "She sealed the deal!"
But "finally" is okay. "got" is okay. No forbidden words.
Second bullet: fall flat — definition: "Fail to produce the intended effect." Example: "The joke fell flat during the meeting." Don't say: "The joke didn't work." Instead say: "The joke fell flat."
Third bullet: take a leap — definition: "Embrace a bold risk." Example: "He took a leap and launched the startup." Don't say: "He risked everything." Instead say: "He took a leap."
Check for forbidden words: "as" not present. "like" not present. "as if" not present. "Worn out", "Drained", "Exhausted" not present. Good.
Now Pro Tip & Memory Hack: Something like "💡 Pair each phrase with a strong verb: seal, fall, take. Visualize a handshake, a pancake, a diver." Must avoid "as" and "like". Use "Pair each phrase with a strong verb". That's fine.
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🆔️@Teflmu | 65 |
| 8 | #Mistake
🧩 Find the Mistake
❌ I’m used to wake up early because of my job.
What's wrong with this sentence?
Write your answer in the comments.👇
🆔️@Teflmu | 88 |
| 9 | #Technique
🎯 Technique 21: Snowball Discussion ❄️
🗣️ از یک فکر ساده تا یک گفت‌وگوی گروهی!
📌 How it works:
Students first think about a question individually. Then, they discuss their ideas with a partner. Next, two pairs join to form a group of four and share their thoughts.
💡 Why it works:
It gradually builds students' confidence and encourages them to develop and expand their ideas through discussion.
🔥 Class Tip:
Use questions like:
“What makes someone a good leader?”
🆔️@Teflmu | 90 |
| 10 | #Grammar
🌟 🚀 Mastering Like, As & As If 🌟
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🎯 The Hook: Mixing up like, as, and as if can make your English sound off‑beat. Native speakers switch between them to compare, equal, or imagine—so get the nuance right and you’ll sound naturally fluent!
📚 3 Distinct Core Teachings:
• like — Used for informal comparisons of similar things or actions.
✍️ He speaks like a native after living abroad for years.
❌ Don't say: He speaks as a native.
✅ Instead say: He speaks like a native.
• as — Used for equal or parallel comparisons, often in the structure as … as.
✍️ She is as confident as a seasoned presenter.
❌ Don't say: She is like a seasoned presenter.
✅ Instead say: She is as confident as a seasoned presenter.
• as if — Introduces a hypothetical or imagined situation, sometimes using the subjunctive.
✍️ He acts as if he were the owner of the company.
❌ Don't say: He acts like he was the owner.
✅ Instead say: He acts as if he were the owner.
💡 Pro Tip & Memory Hack:
Think L‑A‑AF: Like = similar things, As = equal (think as … as), AF = as if = imagine a scenario. Keep the pattern in mind and you’ll choose the right connector every time. 🔥
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🆔️@Teflmu | 91 |
| 11 | پایان یک مسیر، آغاز خاطره‌ای ماندگار | پایان فعالیت انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه مراغه سال تحصیلی 1405-1404
هر آغاز، روزی به پایان می‌رسد؛ اما بعضی مسیرها، حتی پس از پایان، در خاطره‌ها و دل‌ها ادامه پیدا می‌کنند.
امروز، پس از پشت سر گذاشتن روزهایی سرشار از تلاش، یادگیری، تجربه و همکاری، به پایان دوره فعالیت انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه مراغه رسیده‌ایم؛ دوره‌ای که برای ما فراتر از مسئولیت‌های دانشجویی بود. فرصتی بود برای آموختن، ساختن، کنار هم بودن و قدم برداشتن در مسیری که باور داشتیم می‌تواند اثری هرچند کوچک، اما ماندگار بر فضای علمی و دانشجویی دانشگاه داشته باشد.
در این مسیر، لحظات شیرین موفقیت، تجربه‌های ارزشمند، چالش‌های پیش‌بینی‌نشده و درس‌هایی داشتیم که هر یک به شکلی ما را رشد دادند. آنچه امروز از این دوره با خود به همراه می‌بریم، تنها مجموعه‌ای از برنامه‌ها و فعالیت‌ها نیست؛ بلکه خاطره همراهی انسان‌هایی است که با وجود تفاوت‌ها، برای هدفی مشترک تلاش کردند و به این مسیر معنا بخشیدند.
از تمام استادان ارجمند، مسئولان دانشگاه، اعضای انجمن، دانشجویان عزیز و همه کسانی که با اعتماد، همراهی، پیشنهادها و حمایت‌های خود در این مسیر کنار ما بودند، صمیمانه سپاسگزاریم. اگر در این راه قدمی برداشته‌ایم، بی‌تردید بخشی از ارزش آن حاصل همراهی شما بوده است. همچنین، اگر کاستی یا نارسایی‌ای وجود داشته، امیدواریم با نگاه بزرگوارانه شما بخشیده شود و تجربه‌ای برای ادامه این مسیر باشد.
اکنون، با قلبی سرشار از قدردانی و نگاهی امیدوار به آینده، مسئولیت را به نسل بعدی می‌سپاریم؛ با این آرزو که انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه مراغه در دوره‌های پیش رو، پویاتر، اثرگذارتر و موفق‌تر از گذشته به فعالیت خود ادامه دهد و هر دوره، زمینه‌ساز اتفاقاتی ارزشمندتر از دوره پیشین باشد.
شاید از این پس، نام ما در فهرست اعضای فعال انجمن نباشد، اما خاطرات این روزها، تجربه‌های به‌دست‌آمده و دلبستگی‌مان به مسیری که پیمودیم، همچنان با ما خواهد ماند.
برای ما، این پایان صرفاً پایان یک مسئولیت نیست؛ پایان فصلی است که بخشی از بهترین تجربه‌های دوران دانشجویی‌مان را در خود جای داده است.
با سپاس از تمام کسانی که در این فصل همراه ما بودند؛
به امید روزهایی روشن‌تر، تجربه‌هایی پربارتر و موفقیت‌هایی بزرگ‌تر برای انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه مراغه.
با احترام و سپاس فراوان،
🖋عضو انجمن؛
مهدیس نجاری
سینا اسکندری
معصومه برزگر
سارا شریفی
اسرا خلیلی
محیا مفیدی
مسعود باقری
سمانه سیفی بخشایش
دبیر انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی دانشگاه مراغه 1405-1404 | 119 |
| 12 | با سلام و وقت بخیر
📝بنده برای تحقیقم به دانشجویانی نیاز دارم ک از هوش مصنوعی( Gemini chatgpt, video, game,online posts ...) برای یادگیری زبان استفاده کردن، دانشجویان تمامی رشته ها میتونن شرکت کنند.
لطفا در صورت تمایل به همکاری از طریق لینک زیر به پرسشنامه جواب بدین.پیشاپیش از همکاریتون متشکرم.
🙏🌸
🕚زمان پاسخگویی ۱۰ دقیقه
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| 13 | If I ........ a little more practice, I would be much more confident when I give the presentation. | 131 |
| 14 | #Pronunciation_tips
⭕️Weak Forms⭕️
🔇 Stop stressing every word.
Function words are often pronounced in their weak forms in natural speech.
Compare:
🔹 I can do it.
→ can /kən/
🔹 A cup of tea.
→ of /əv/ or /ə/
🔹 What are you doing?
→ are /ə/
English rhythm depends heavily on the contrast between strong and weak forms.
🎯 If every word receives equal stress, your English may sound unusually deliberate or unnatural.
🆔️@Teflmu | 137 |
| 15 | 🛑کانال پادکست انجمن علمی زبان انگلیسی
https://t.me/Maraghehac_Pod | 101 |
| 16 | #words
🐾 Collective Nouns for Groups of Animals 🐾
1. A herd of cows, deer, or elephants 🐘
2. A flock of birds or sheep 🐦🐑
3. A pack of wolves or dogs 🐺🐕🦺
4. A school of fish 🐠
5. A pride of lions 🦁
6. A swarm of bees or insects 🐝🐞
7. A troop of monkeys 🐒
8. A gaggle of geese (on land) 🦢
9. A pod of dolphins or whales 🐬🐋
10. A colony of ants or penguins 🐜🐧
11. A murder of crows 🐦
12. A parliament of owls 🦉
13. A leap of leopards 🐆
14. A crash of rhinos 🦏
15. An army of frogs 🐸
Also,
👥 Collective Nouns for Groups of People
### Groups of People:
1. A team of players 🏀
2. A crowd of spectators 👥
3. A crew of sailors or workers ⚓️
4. A band of musicians 🎸
5. A panel of experts or judges 👨⚖️
6. A staff of employees 🧑💼
7. A choir of singers 🎤
8. A class of students 🎓
9. A cast of actors 🎭
10. A gang of criminals 🕵️♂️
Also,
Collective Nouns for Groups of Objects:
1. A bouquet of flowers 💐
2. A fleet of ships or cars 🚗
3. A stack of books 📚
4. A set of tools 🛠
5. A pack of cards 🃏
6. A string of pearls 💎
7. A bunch of grapes 🍇
8. A pair of shoes 👟
9. A cluster of stars ✨
10. A pile of clothes 👕
🆔️@Teflmu | 122 |
| 17 | #idioms
🔤 English Slang: "Period" 🔤
👉 In informal English, we use the word "period" to emphasize that a statement is final and not up for debate. It's like saying, "That's all there is to it!" or "End of discussion."
🗣 Examples:
1. "I’m done arguing about this, period."
2. "You’re not going to that party, period!"
3. "This is the best pizza in town, period."
4. "I’ll help you with your homework, but no more excuses, period."
✨ It’s a powerful way to show you mean business and make your point clear!
🆔️@Teflmu | 98 |
| 18 | #common_mistakes
✨ Common grammar mistakes in English ✨
🌟 Ready to eliminate those pesky grammar glitches that trip you up? Even native speakers make these errors daily! Let's master the most common mistakes and sound more polished in no time. 📚
✍️ Subject-Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns: When referring to a group as a single unit, use a singular verb. The team is celebrating their victory together. ✅ When the group acts individually, use a plural verb. The team are arguing about who should take the next shot.
✍️ Article Mix-ups with Superlatives: Always use "the" before superlative adjectives. This is the best restaurant I've ever visited. ❌ Not: This is best restaurant I've ever visited.
✍️ Preposition Confusion with Time: Use "in" for months and years, "on" for specific days, and "at" for exact times. I was born in 2010. The concert is on Saturday. We meet at 3 PM.
💡 Memory Hack: Create mental pictures for tricky rules! Imagine a team huddling together as ONE person (singular verb) versus teammates spreading out to act separately (plural verb). For time prepositions, picture a calendar with months circled (in), a weekend box highlighted (on), and an alarm clock set (at). These visual cues will stick better than rote memorization!
🎯 Transform these mistakes into mastery today, and watch your English fluency soar!
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🆔️@Teflmu | 97 |
| 19 | #Phrasal_verb
▪️ Phrasal verbs formed from the word “Ask”:
👉 Ask for – to request, to demand
— He asked for a glass of water.
— You should ask for help if you need it.
👉 Ask out – to invite on a date
— He finally got the courage to ask her out.
👉 Ask around – to inquire, to ask around
— I don’t know where he is, but I’ll ask around.
👉 Ask about – to ask about something
— She asked about the new project.
👉 Ask after – to ask about someone’s well-being
— He asked after you when I met him.
👉 Ask in – to invite a guest inside
— It was raining, so she asked me in for a cup of tea.
👉 Ask over – to invite over
— We should ask them over for dinner.
🆔️@Teflmu | 82 |
| 20 | The scientist used a ........... to measure the temperature of the solution. | 84 |
