✅Paragraph ..
📕Paragraph is a distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
✅Summary.
📕A summary is a brief summing up of the main points of a statement or narrative.
✅Paraphrase.
📕A paraphrase is the rewording of something written or spoken, especially with the aim of making the sense clearer.
📘A paraphrase may be longer, shorter, or of the same length as the original passage.
✅Skimming.
📘Skimming is a reading technique meant to look for main or general ideas in a text, without going into detailed and exhaustive reading.
📕 In skimming, a reader reads only important information, but not everything' this technique works effectively in non fiction materials, newspapers, and long novels.
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📕Paragraph is a distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
✅Summary.
📕A summary is a brief summing up of the main points of a statement or narrative.
✅Paraphrase.
📕A paraphrase is the rewording of something written or spoken, especially with the aim of making the sense clearer.
📘A paraphrase may be longer, shorter, or of the same length as the original passage.
✅Skimming.
📘Skimming is a reading technique meant to look for main or general ideas in a text, without going into detailed and exhaustive reading.
📕 In skimming, a reader reads only important information, but not everything' this technique works effectively in non fiction materials, newspapers, and long novels.
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✅خداوند بهترين شنونده است، نه نياز دارى فرياد بزنى و نه با صداى بلند گريه كنى.
چرا كه خداوند حتى بى صداترين دعاى يك قلب بى ريا را ميشنود...
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چرا كه خداوند حتى بى صداترين دعاى يك قلب بى ريا را ميشنود...
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📕📘Difference between👇👇
✔️There
✔️They're
✔️Their
✅ Their
Possessive pronoun (shows belonging)
✅They forgot their books.
آنها کتابهایشان را فراموش کردند .
✅ There
👉An adverb showing place.
✅ I won't be there today.
✔️امروز آنجا نخواهم بود .
✅That place.
منظور آن مکان است .
✅They're
✔️ A contraction of they are..
✅ They're going back home.
آنها دارن برمیگردن خونه .
They are ... آنها
📕📘📕So the difference between There, Their and They're 👇
📕📘THERE.
👉There is the opposite of Here. It means 'in that place' not here.
✅There are many countries in Europe
📕📘THEIR.
✅Their is a possessive adjective which is used before a noun. It shows possession, that something belongs to them.
✅All of their friends were crazy.
📕📘THEY'RE.
✅They're is a contraction of they are.
e.g. They're happy = They are happy
👉They're is usually before an adjective or a verb ending in ING.
✅They're very interested in the project.
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📕📘Difference between👇👇
✔️There
✔️They're
✔️Their
✅ Their
Possessive pronoun (shows belonging)
✅They forgot their books.
آنها کتابهایشان را فراموش کردند .
✅ There
👉An adverb showing place.
✅ I won't be there today.
✔️امروز آنجا نخواهم بود .
✅That place.
منظور آن مکان است .
✅They're
✔️ A contraction of they are..
✅ They're going back home.
آنها دارن برمیگردن خونه .
They are ... آنها
📕📘📕So the difference between There, Their and They're 👇
📕📘THERE.
👉There is the opposite of Here. It means 'in that place' not here.
✅There are many countries in Europe
📕📘THEIR.
✅Their is a possessive adjective which is used before a noun. It shows possession, that something belongs to them.
✅All of their friends were crazy.
📕📘THEY'RE.
✅They're is a contraction of they are.
e.g. They're happy = They are happy
👉They're is usually before an adjective or a verb ending in ING.
✅They're very interested in the project.
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✅Can Awful be good?
✅“Awfully” is an adverb that can mean very or extremely when it used before adjective or adverb.
✅ I’m awfully glad you are my brother.
✅It's an awfully long time since we last saw each other.
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✅“Awfully” is an adverb that can mean very or extremely when it used before adjective or adverb.
✅ I’m awfully glad you are my brother.
✅It's an awfully long time since we last saw each other.
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📚So did I / Neither did I
📕You can say “So did I” and “Neither did I” to respond to simple past sentences.
✅I studied chemistry in college.”
“So did I.
✅ I didn’t like cat when I was a kid.
“Neither did I.
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📘📕So was I / Neither was I
📕You can say “So was I” and “Neither was I
✔️ to respond to simple past
sentences with the verb BE or past continuous
sentences.
✅ I was very an athletic when I was in high school.
✔️So was I.
✅I wasn’t happy about the new company policy.”
“Neither was I.
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📘📕So have I / Neither have I..
📘You can say “So have I” and “Neither have I
✔️to respond to present
perfect sentences and present perfect continuous sentences.
✅I’ve been married for over 20 years.
✔️So have I.
✅I haven’t had much free time this week.
✔️Neither have I.
✅I’ve been thinking about learning a new language.”
✔️So have I.
✅I haven’t been feeling well lately.”
✔️Neither have I
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📚So can I / Neither can I
📕You can say “So can I” and “Neither can I
📚to respond to sentences
with “can” and “can’t.
✅I can run a mile in six minutes.”
✔️So can I.
✅ I can’t sing very well.”
“Neither can I.
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📕📘So will I / Neither will I..
📕You can say “So will I” and “Neither will I.
📚 to respond to sentences
with “will” and “won’t.
✅ I’ll be in the office until 8 PM today.
✔️So will I.
✅I won’t be able to go on a trip.
Neither will I.
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📕📘So would I / Neither would I .
📕You can say “So would I” and “Neither would I” to respond
📚to sentences with “would” and “wouldn’t.”
✅ I’d like to learn how to cook.”
✔️So would I.
✅I wouldn’t recommend that restaurant.
✔️Neither would I.
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📚So did I / Neither did I
📕You can say “So did I” and “Neither did I” to respond to simple past sentences.
✅I studied chemistry in college.”
“So did I.
✅ I didn’t like cat when I was a kid.
“Neither did I.
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📘📕So was I / Neither was I
📕You can say “So was I” and “Neither was I
✔️ to respond to simple past
sentences with the verb BE or past continuous
sentences.
✅ I was very an athletic when I was in high school.
✔️So was I.
✅I wasn’t happy about the new company policy.”
“Neither was I.
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📘📕So have I / Neither have I..
📘You can say “So have I” and “Neither have I
✔️to respond to present
perfect sentences and present perfect continuous sentences.
✅I’ve been married for over 20 years.
✔️So have I.
✅I haven’t had much free time this week.
✔️Neither have I.
✅I’ve been thinking about learning a new language.”
✔️So have I.
✅I haven’t been feeling well lately.”
✔️Neither have I
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📚So can I / Neither can I
📕You can say “So can I” and “Neither can I
📚to respond to sentences
with “can” and “can’t.
✅I can run a mile in six minutes.”
✔️So can I.
✅ I can’t sing very well.”
“Neither can I.
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📕📘So will I / Neither will I..
📕You can say “So will I” and “Neither will I.
📚 to respond to sentences
with “will” and “won’t.
✅ I’ll be in the office until 8 PM today.
✔️So will I.
✅I won’t be able to go on a trip.
Neither will I.
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📕📘So would I / Neither would I .
📕You can say “So would I” and “Neither would I” to respond
📚to sentences with “would” and “wouldn’t.”
✅ I’d like to learn how to cook.”
✔️So would I.
✅I wouldn’t recommend that restaurant.
✔️Neither would I.
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✅ What is phonics?
📕Phonics is the study of the relationship between the spoken and written language. Each letter or combination of letters represent a sound or sounds.
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📘as we must be able to recognise which symbols make which sounds in order to read.
📕The Alphabetic Codeprovides us with this information.
📘 Words which don’t follow easily recognisable patterns are called ‘tricky words’.
We have to learn these words in their entirety.
📕The Alphabetic Code is an integral part of the language and every English teacher needs to be aware of the information contained within it. In fact, learning how the different phonemes are represented will help non-native teachers improve their pronunciation. Non-native teachers will be able to share their experiences of learning the code and will know what areas will cause their students special problems.
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📘The best advice I can give is to jump in where you are – and learn as you go along.
✅Code and try some of the activities below. You will soon get the hang of it.
📕What about tricky words?
📘Once you’ve studied the Alphabetic Code and the alternative spellings, you’ll see that some words fall outside of the code. Native speakers learn a lot of these at school through poetry, so one way to teach them is to say a word that rhymes with the tricky word ؛ for example, shoe rhymes with zoo and key rhymes with tree:
📕Phonics is taught in phases:
✅ Phase 1 phonics concentrates on teaching the sounds of the language.
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✅Phase 2 phonics attaches a letter or letters to each sound "called a letter sound. Children learn to blend letter sounds to make simple decodable words ;for example, cat, pen, sun.
At this stage children need to learn some high frequency tricky words so that they can read simple sentences (example the, I, me.
• Phase 3 and 4 phonics present digraphs and trigraphs: sounds which are represented by more than one letter : for example the ai in rain, the alternative spelling a_e in cake, called a split digraph, and the trigraph igh in light.
✅Phases 5 and 6 continue to present and practise alternative spellings and less frequent tricky words, as well as other aspects of the written language.
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✅ What is phonics?
📕Phonics is the study of the relationship between the spoken and written language. Each letter or combination of letters represent a sound or sounds.
@LearnbyEnglishlearners
📘as we must be able to recognise which symbols make which sounds in order to read.
📕The Alphabetic Codeprovides us with this information.
📘 Words which don’t follow easily recognisable patterns are called ‘tricky words’.
We have to learn these words in their entirety.
📕The Alphabetic Code is an integral part of the language and every English teacher needs to be aware of the information contained within it. In fact, learning how the different phonemes are represented will help non-native teachers improve their pronunciation. Non-native teachers will be able to share their experiences of learning the code and will know what areas will cause their students special problems.
@LearnbyEnglishlearners
📘The best advice I can give is to jump in where you are – and learn as you go along.
✅Code and try some of the activities below. You will soon get the hang of it.
📕What about tricky words?
📘Once you’ve studied the Alphabetic Code and the alternative spellings, you’ll see that some words fall outside of the code. Native speakers learn a lot of these at school through poetry, so one way to teach them is to say a word that rhymes with the tricky word ؛ for example, shoe rhymes with zoo and key rhymes with tree:
📕Phonics is taught in phases:
✅ Phase 1 phonics concentrates on teaching the sounds of the language.
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✅Phase 2 phonics attaches a letter or letters to each sound "called a letter sound. Children learn to blend letter sounds to make simple decodable words ;for example, cat, pen, sun.
At this stage children need to learn some high frequency tricky words so that they can read simple sentences (example the, I, me.
• Phase 3 and 4 phonics present digraphs and trigraphs: sounds which are represented by more than one letter : for example the ai in rain, the alternative spelling a_e in cake, called a split digraph, and the trigraph igh in light.
✅Phases 5 and 6 continue to present and practise alternative spellings and less frequent tricky words, as well as other aspects of the written language.
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📕 Difference between Climate and Weather
✅ تفاوت بین Climate و Weather
✅ فرق بین اینها اول بیاین یک نگاهی به معنی این کلمات در زبان انگلیسی بندازیم:
📕📘Climate: آب و هوا ، اقلیم
📘📕weather: هوا ، آب و هوا
✅همونطور که می بینید این دو کلمه ظاهرا تفاوت چندانی با همهرزه شهری اطلاعات میده که کاملا متغیره.
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👉climate ..
✅در مورد اقلیم و آب و هوای یک شهر یا منطقه هست که در طول سال ها ثابته و تغییر نمیکنه.
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📕📘Sot he difference between weather and climate is a measure of time.
✅Weather is what conditions of the atmosphere are over a short period of time,
✅climate is how the atmosphere "behaves" over relatively long periods of time.
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📕 Difference between Climate and Weather
✅ تفاوت بین Climate و Weather
✅ فرق بین اینها اول بیاین یک نگاهی به معنی این کلمات در زبان انگلیسی بندازیم:
📕📘Climate: آب و هوا ، اقلیم
📘📕weather: هوا ، آب و هوا
✅همونطور که می بینید این دو کلمه ظاهرا تفاوت چندانی با همهرزه شهری اطلاعات میده که کاملا متغیره.
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👉climate ..
✅در مورد اقلیم و آب و هوای یک شهر یا منطقه هست که در طول سال ها ثابته و تغییر نمیکنه.
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📕📘Sot he difference between weather and climate is a measure of time.
✅Weather is what conditions of the atmosphere are over a short period of time,
✅climate is how the atmosphere "behaves" over relatively long periods of time.
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✅To fight tooth and nail
/ˈtuːθəndˈneɪl//tuːθəndneɪl/
✅با چنگ و دندان، با تمام قوا، تا آخرین نفس، بطور وحشیانه، با جرات باتهور، نومیدانه
✅If you fight tooth and nail for something, you fight as hard as you can to get it or achieve it.
📕I know my brother has fought tooth and nail to be re-elected, so his victory tonight is certainly well earned.
📘These elite troops have been selected by the royal palace to fight tooth and nail against any possible invaders.
📕The independent regions are fighting tooth and nail to keep their special status.
📘Note: You can also say that you fight tooth and claw to achieve something.
📕Environmental groups are fighting tooth and claw to protect these forests.
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/ˈtuːθəndˈneɪl//tuːθəndneɪl/
✅با چنگ و دندان، با تمام قوا، تا آخرین نفس، بطور وحشیانه، با جرات باتهور، نومیدانه
✅If you fight tooth and nail for something, you fight as hard as you can to get it or achieve it.
📕I know my brother has fought tooth and nail to be re-elected, so his victory tonight is certainly well earned.
📘These elite troops have been selected by the royal palace to fight tooth and nail against any possible invaders.
📕The independent regions are fighting tooth and nail to keep their special status.
📘Note: You can also say that you fight tooth and claw to achieve something.
📕Environmental groups are fighting tooth and claw to protect these forests.
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✅ At the beach or On the beach
✅ What's the difference between them
✅watch the video to find out
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✅ What's the difference between them
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✅Clue /kluː /
▸ noun
ﮐﻠﯿﺪ ; ﺭﺍﻫﻨﻤﺎ ; ﺍﺛﺮ ; ﻧﺸﺎﻥ ; ; ﻣﺪﺭﮎ ; ﺭﺷﺘﻪ
a piece of evidence or information used in the detection of a crime:
✅police officers are still searching for clues.
📕 a fact or idea that serves to reveal something or solve a problem:
✅archaeological evidence can give clues about the past.
▸
📕(clues, clueing, clued)
[with obj.] (clue someone in)
✅Definition: hint, evidence
✅Synonyms: cue, dead giveaway, hot lead,
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✅Clue /kluː /
▸ noun
ﮐﻠﯿﺪ ; ﺭﺍﻫﻨﻤﺎ ; ﺍﺛﺮ ; ﻧﺸﺎﻥ ; ; ﻣﺪﺭﮎ ; ﺭﺷﺘﻪ
a piece of evidence or information used in the detection of a crime:
✅police officers are still searching for clues.
📕 a fact or idea that serves to reveal something or solve a problem:
✅archaeological evidence can give clues about the past.
▸
📕(clues, clueing, clued)
[with obj.] (clue someone in)
✅Definition: hint, evidence
✅Synonyms: cue, dead giveaway, hot lead,
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