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_ Don't add fuel to the fire🔥🔥🔥 المعنى الحرفي : لا تضيف الوقود على النار المعنى المجازي : لا تزيد الطين بلة لا تكبر المشكلة أكثر A)  Did Ali tell Sara the truth ? هل علي أخبر سارة الحقيقة ؟ B)  Yes, he added fuel to the fire نعم ، زاد الطين بلة

#SpokenEnglish #usefullanguage #Fwytm 🫧On no account/not on any account. ➖used when saying that someone must not, for any reason, do something. ▪️On no account must you disturb me. 🫧When/if push comes to shove / if it comes to the push. ➖if a situation becomes very difficult or action needs to be taken. ▪️If push comes to shove, you can always sell the car. 🫧(As) near as damn it. ➖used to say that something is very nearly true or correct. ▪️The repairs will cost us £1000, as near as damn it.

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❣Lore = knowledge ; traditions ❣Galore = abundant ❣Animosity =hostility ❣Thuggery = violence ❣Abhor = hate ❣Deplore= disapprove ❣Yore= the past ❣Foe = enemy ❣Usher in =open ; lead ❣Calamity =disaster ❣Plight = dilemma ❣Bask in = enjoy ❣Hoist = raise ❣Banners = flags #Fwytm @FMAS1998

#Expressions 🫧Sitting duck / Sitting target. noun [C] ➖someone who is easy to attack or easy to cheat. 🔸Out in the open, the soldiers were sitting ducks for enemy fire.

#Phrasal_verbs 🫧Eke something out ~Eke out a living/existence = to manage to live with very little money or food. ▪️They eke out a miserable existence in cardboard shacks. 2) to make a small supply of something such as food or money last longer by carefully using small amounts of it. ▪️ How did she manage to eke out the food?

#confusing_words 🫧Assure / Ensure / Insure🫧 🔸Assure means to tell another person something to remove doubt or anxiety. ➖ I was afraid we’d miss the flight, but my husband assured me we’d get to the airport in time. ➖After assure, we always have a person: assure you, assure him/her, etc. 🔸Ensure is something you do to guarantee a specific result. ➖Please send the document by express mail to ensure that it arrives on time. 🔸Insure (spelled with an “I”) is when you get a financial plan to pay for any damage or loss to a person or thing. ~This is related to the word insurance, such as health insurance, car insurance, etc. ➖Our house is insured against fires, floods, and theft.

#confusing_words 🫧Apology / Excuse🫧 🔸If you give an apology, you say you are sorry for doing something wrong. 🔸If you give an excuse, you provide a reason or explanation for the problem (this can be seen as trying to avoid responsibility). 🔸 Apology: "I'm sorry for the mistake in my report. I should have checked the statistics more carefully." 🔸 Excuse: "Well, if you hadn't rushed me to finish the report, I wouldn't have made a mistake!"

#confusing_words 🫧Appraise / Apprise🫧 🔸The verb appraise means to evaluate, especially in an official way in which a grade will be given or the value of something determined: ➖A car dealership appraises the value of used cars. ➖ Managers often appraise their employees once per year. ➖The noun form is appraisal, meaning an evaluation: ➖Please give me your honest appraisal of the book I’ve written. 🔸The verb apprise means to inform or notify. ~ You can apprise (someone) of (some news). If your colleague Gina wasn’t at an important meeting, you will later need to apprise Gina of the decisions that were made at the meeting. 🔸Another common structure is to say that (someone) is, was, or has been apprised of (the news): ➖The President has been apprised of the latest developments in the crisis. ➖Please keep me apprised of this situation. ➖[keep me appraised] .✖️