Idiom of the day KEEP YOUR CHIN UP
keep your chin up
Meaning
- be stalwart and courageous in a tough situation
- remain brave and keep on trying
- a confident appearance under emotional stress
- to uphold a jolly temperament instead of disappointments
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Never Have I ever…
3 points for me : skydiving ,sung karaoke ,been on TV 📺 !!
Common Mistake of the day
WORD STRESS
1. Which of these elements are features of word stress? (Mark all that apply)
- Grammar
- Letters
- Loudness
- Length
- Pitch
- Number of syllables
- Prefixes
2. Check all statements that are true:
- There are different stress levels for “long” words: primary stress, secondary stres, tertiary stress.
- Word stress will not influence pronunciation.
- Suffixes do not influence the placement of word stress.
- Every word of 2 syllables or more will have at least one syllable which is stressed.
- Word stress placement may vary in certain cases depending on the variety of English (example: British English vs. American English, etc).
Phrasal Verb of the day
Sorry to “Butt In “
To Butt In : to interrupt a conversation or discussion or someone who is talking.
Phrasal Verbs of the day
COLLOCATIONS. Learn phrasal verbs with nouns that go with them. È sempre piu sempilce imparare phrasal verbs quandary vengono spiegati in un contesto.
Ma cosa sono esattamente i Phrasal Verbs ? Verbs that consist of a verb and a particle. Particles are small words which you already know as prepositions or adverbs. Some of the most common : ABOUT (A)ROUND AT. AWAY BACK. DOWN FOR IN INTO OFF ON OUT OVER THROUGH TO UP
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Idiom of the Day ” Under the weather”
How do you feel today ? A bit under the weather …
under the weather
1. Mildly ill. “Yeah, I was under the weather last week, but I’m feeling much better now.”
2. Drunk. “Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really under the weather!”
3. Suffering from a hangover. “We were out celebrating Valerie’s birthday last night—that’s why we’re all under theweather today.”
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