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Oliver.Twist This isn't just a film! It shows the feeling of loneless,the feeling of being burdened! The moral values found in the film—Oliver Twist“ are a Steadfastness, sympathy to other, bravery, honesty, thankfulness, cooperativeness, and kind- hearted. Oliver is an innocent, gentle, sweet child. He is not an active agent but more like a ball passed between two teams – a corrupt group of people and a more or less beneficent group. The ball is just an object and the attention is more focused on those catching or dropping it. I think everyone should watch it themselves) @selfstudy_88

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⚜Phrasal verbs⚜ "Read on"👉continue reading After you've read the introduction,you need to read on till you find the answer "Get into"👉enter You'll need high grades to get into university. "Came up with"👉suggest or think of an idea or plan. It was Einstein who came up with the theory of relativity. "Get by"👉manage to live She doesn't earn a lot of money,but she gets by. "Back up"👉support You should back up your ideas with examples. "Go over"👉check I always go over my notes at the end of lectures. "Go down"👉be reduced The temperature went down to minus ten. "Deal with sth"👉take action How do you intend to deal with this problem? "Put up with sth/sb"👉to accept or continue to accept an unpleasant situation or experience,or smone who behaves unpleasantly. I can put up with the house being untidy,but I hate if it's not clean. ©Ielts advanced grammar @selfstudy_88

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New words from the article "New normal for COVID calls for a new narrative" 1. Swung between fear and denial 2. From a different perspective = from a different angle 3. Bout 4. Drew immediate comparisons 5. Mild symptoms 6. Develop a severe respiratory condition 7. Helicopter evacuation 8. Aides 9. Inevitability 10. Come down with COVID 11. To be burned-out on precaution 12. To be skeptical of 13. Stringent precautions 14. Practicing social distancing and mask-wearing 15. Consensus 16. Thrive in 17. Evolving recommendations 18. Immunodeficient 19. Caveat 20. Welfare 21. Intersects with 22. To be exposed to disease 23. Cautious sought 24. Undermine 25. Champion (v) 26. Lurked in every breath 27. Absorbing the consequences of smth 28. Shun 29. Pose a major public health threat 30. Cause disruption 31. Milestone 32. In the near term 33. To be infected 34. Public figures 35. Firestorm of spread 36. Eliminated virus transmission 37. Protects against serious 38. Widespread sporadic 39. Epidemic waves 40. Eligible 41. To be unvaccinated 42. To get vaccinated 43. Expand vaccination 44. Death rates remain stubbornly high for older people 45. Vigilantly 46. Tortuous turns of the pandemic 47. Mantra 48. Contentious 49. Tenets 50. Incremental tweaks 51. Reverberating through 52. Ominous headlines 53. The specter of new variants = the possibility of new variants 54. Virulence 55. Maskless passengers 56. A new surge of case 57. Waning 58. Invoked as 59. Percolating 60. Imperceptible 61. Ubiquitous 62. In the interim 63. Resume unencumbered lives 64. Pandemic burnout 65. Embraced @ielts_reading_articles

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