✅5 ways to use " Hard"




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✅The propositions In, On , At , By



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✅The car.
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✅Phrasal verbs in travel.






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✅IELTS advantage.





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✅Learn 7 easy English idioms for giving advice




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✅IELTS advantage.





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✅Useful phrases in shopping.



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✅learn more about the word Gossip .




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The verb go & how we should use it .



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✅Stop saying Because.



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✅Useful phrases in shopping.





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📕To hit (someone) up
Meaning : to ask someone for money; or something for free.

✅ Billy hit up all the neighbors, asking them to donate money for his baseball team.


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✅ Rabbit on

✅Meaning
to talk for a long time, esp. about things that aren't important


📘Stop rabbiting on about nothing, will you, and go to sleep.

📕 Once my wife gets on the phone with one of her friends, they rabbit on for hours. God knows what they talk about.

📕Origin
from "rabbit and pork", which is rhyming slang for "talk" in parts of England

✅Variety
This is typically used in British English but may be used in other varieties of English too.



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✅Comparative and superlative rules.

📘📕Read it carefully to get the difference .

📕 Comparative
مقایسه دو تا چیز باهم .

📘Superlative
مقایسه یک چیز با یک گروه از هر چیزی
هم میتونه شخص باشه یا هر چیز دیگری .

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📕📘(it's) raining cats and dogs

✅Meaning
You can say "it's raining cats and dogs" if it's raining very hard.


📕We can't go now because it's raining cats and dogs.

✅Why do people always use "it's raining cats and dogs" as an example of an idiom? No-one actually uses it any more, do they?

✅Origin
The first time this phrase appeared in print was in Jonathan Swift's A Complete Collection of Genteel and Ingenious Conversation in 1738, in which he wrote, "I know Sir John will go, though he was sure it would rain cats and dogs". The phrase's source before this time remains a mystery, despite the many theories that have been put forward to explain its origin.



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📕loud mouth
✅حرف مفت زن , دهان گشاد، دهان لق






✅an obnoxious person who talks too much and too loudly

✅ When Charlie drinks alcohol, he turns into a boring, bragging loudmouth. No wonder he never gets invited to dinner parties.





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No/None/any

Nothing/Nobody etc.

👉we use No+ noun. No= not a or not any

✅we had to walk home because there was no bus (=there wasn't a bus)

👉we use No+ noun. No= not a or not any

📕we had to walk home because there was no bus (=there wasn't a bus)

👉We can use No+ noun at the beginning of a sentence

🔸No reason was given for the change of plan

✅we use None without a noun:

📘How much money do u have? None (= no money)

Or we use none of...
📘this money is all urs. None of it is mine

👉after none of + plural (none of the students etc.) The verb can be singular or plural. A plural verb is more usual.

👉we can use Nothing/Nobody/no-one/nowhere at the beginning of a sentence or alone,as answer to questions

👉we can also use these words after a verb especially after be and have
📘we had nothing to do

👉with nothing/nobody etc. Do not use a negative verb(isn't,didn't etc.)
📕I said nothing.
👉after nobody /no-one we can use they/them/their


👉sometimes any/anything/anybody etc. Means "it doesn't matter which/what/who"
📕you can take any bus. They all go to the centre (=it doesn't matter which bus...)

✅we use None without a noun:

📘How much money do u have? None (= no money)

Or we use none of...
📕this money is all urs. None of it is mine


👉after none of + plural (none of the students etc.) The verb can be singular or plural. A plural verb is more usual.

👉with nothing/nobody etc. Do not use a negative verb(isn't,didn't etc.)
📘I said nothing.


👉sometimes any/anything/anybody etc. Means "it doesn't matter which/what/who"
📘you can take any bus. They all go to the centre (=it doesn't matter which bus...)






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✅Causatives (Get & Have)





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✅Sometimes the people who are thousand of miles away from you, can make you feel better than people right beside you.




✅گاهی وقتا آدمهایی که هزاران مایل از شما فاصله دارند، نسبت به اوناییکه دقیقا کنارتان هستند میتوانند به شما احساس بهتری بدهند.



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