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Common English expressions: 1. Fed up - this means, to have had enough (परेशान हो जाना) 2. Feel like - this means, want to do something (कुछ करने का मन होना) 3. No hard feelings - don't worry (कोई नाराजगी या गुस्सा नहीं होना) 4. Heavy duty - tough and powerful 5. Hook up - to connect (संबंध रखना) 6. Join forces - means to unite (मिलकर काम करना) 7. Just what the doctor ordered - means what you need (जिसकी जरूरत हो) 8. Just about - nearly (लगभग) 9. Ins and outs - the small details (विस्तृत जानकारी) 10. In hand - under control (नियंत्रण में) 11. Kick around - treat badly (बुरा व्यवहार करना) 12. Kick the bucket - to die (मरना) 13. Knock it off - to stop it (रोकना) 14. Know-it-all - means, over confident (जरूरत से ज्यादा या अनुचित रूप से आश्वस्त) 15. Keep on - continue (जारी रखना) 16. In less than no time - immediately (तुरंत) 17. Long face - sad (उदास होना) 18. Means business - to be serious about your work (अपने काम से काम रखना) 19. Make up your mind - decide (तय करना) 20. Make off with - to steal (अवैध तरीके से दूर ले जाना) 21. Make believe - to pretend (ढोंग करना) 22. Mixed up - confused (उलझन में होना) 23. Makes sense - seems reasonable/ right (समझ में आना या सही प्रतीत होना) 24. Make a difference - to matter (मायने रखना) 25. Nail it down - finalize it (अंतिम रूप देना) 26. Never mind - don't worry about it (कोई बात नहीं) 27. No doubt - certainly (निस्संदेह/निश्चित रूप से) 28. No sweat - it's easy to do/ Ok (आसनी से) 29. Of age - old enough (काफी पुराना) 30. Off the hook - out of trouble (छुटकारा पाना) 31. Once in a blue moon - rarely (शायद ही कभी) 32. Out of order - does not work (खराब होना) 33. Out of shape -  to be unfit (बेढंगा)

common_mistakes 📙 Write in ink, not with ink. ❌ Don't say: I've written the letter with ink. ✅ Say:I've written the letter in ink. 👉 Note 1: We use in when we are referring to the final work: The drawing was done in‌ charcoal. Dora writes her letters in green ink. 👉 Note 2: When we are referring to the instrument used, we use “with”: The children are learning to write with a pen. Helen prefers to paint with a thin brush.

common_mistakes ❌ I arrived to Rome. ✅ I arrived in Rome. ❌ I arrived to the office. ✅ I arrived at the office. ❌ I went to home ✅ I went home ❌ I went to abroad ✅ I went abroad 🍃 arrive in cities, towns, provinces, countries... etc 🍃 arrive at small places such as buildings

phrasal_verb 🟪 fizzle out 🔸 (informal) to gradually become less strong, less successful, or less serious, and then end or disappear, often in a disappointing way: The rebellion fizzled out after a couple of weeks. She's still very young, so I'm hoping that their romance will eventually fizzle out. ✴️ SIMIlAR TO: peter out

contiguous 🔷 contagious ❇️ contiguous /kənˈtɪg yu əs/ - adjective • in close proximity; next to each other: The Southern Ocean is contiguous with the Atlantic. ❇️ contagious /kənˈteɪ dʒəs/ adjective • spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact: The infection is highly contagious, so don't let anyone else use your towel.

swamp  /swɒmp/  - noun/verb  🔵 Definition: (noun) an area of very wet, low-lying land, usually with a growth of wild plants. 🔻Examples: The road passes through numerous swamps, but there are no large rivers to be crossed. The ceaseless deluge had turned the small front yard of the cottage into a swamp. The picture changes in times of drought, when access to the swamps for food and water becomes necessary to support the elephants.

scamper  /ˈskæm.pər/ - verb/noun 🟣 Definition: (Verb) To run hastily with quick light steps, especially through fear or excitement (Like a small animal or child). 🔻Examples: I know of few things more beautiful than rabbits scampering across the fields fairly late in the evening. He scampered up the outer staircase and disappeared into the hall. 🔶 Synonyms: 🔸 scuttle (out) 🔸 sprint

vocabulary 📍Miss, Mrs, Ms, Mr, Sir ❇️ Miss. 🔵 used in front of the family name of a woman who is not married to address her politely, to write to her, or to talk about her. ❇️ Mrs. 🔵 used before a married woman’s family name to be polite when you are speaking to her, writing to her, or talking about her. ❇️ Ms. /mɪz, məz/ 🔵 used before a woman’s family name when she does not want to be called ‘Mrs’ or ‘Miss’, or when you do not know whether she is married or not. ❇️ Mr. 🔵 used before a man’s family name to be polite when you are speaking to him, writing to him, or talking about him. ❇️ Sir. 🔵 used when speaking to a man in order to be polite or show respect.

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