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🔔 Word Of The Day 🔔


🔻Private Information Expression🔻


🔸Leak
Give out private information to the public.


🔹Rumour
Unofficial and unconfirmed information that people are talking about


🔸Let (something) slip
Accidentally revealed information that should be secret or private


🔹Spill the beans
Accidentally or intentionally tell someone secret or private information.


🔸Let the cat out of the bag
Unintentionally tell someone secret or private information.



✏️Please write some examples using the expressions above.


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📌📝Power Writing ✏️🔍

Complete the sentences to make up your story:

1 My favorite holiday is...

2 It is always pleasant to...

3 We usually...

4 But last year...

5 It seems to me that...

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🔔 Idiom Of The Day 🔔


🔻Gloss over🔻


🔹To try to hide; to cover up a mistake or a crime; to hush up.


✨They glossed over the problem, hoping that the customers wouldn't notice.

✨She glossed over the details of her accident.


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🔻Let on 🔻


🔹Reveal , inform, tell


✨She let on that she knew my secret.



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🔰 Speaking Activity 🔰


Please check the topic and get ready to speak up around.


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🔔 Idiom Of The Day 🔔


The 800 Most Commonly Used Idioms in America


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🟨🔷 Listening 🔷🟨


Please listen carefully and answer the following questions.


1-Why she had called her doctor’s office?

2-What was her idea about tomorrow’s appointment? And what did laura say?

3-Could any other doctor see her?

4-what does “squeez some in” mean?

5-At the end did she come before four today or not?


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⏰The Present Perfect Tense ( Imperfect Past)
♦️Preceding Action

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1️⃣ This tense is a mixture of present and past. At the time of speaking the action is already complete in the past.
It always implies a strong connection with the present though action took place in the past.

📚 Generally, the following adverbs and conjunctions are used to express the preceding action. 👇👇

'Ever, just, recently, already, yet, till(time), so far, of late, lately, before, (by) by the time, after' etc.

🔺NOTE:

🔆’just' is used in the sense of 'already'. Other meanings of just are 'now' and 'exactly'

🔆 ‘Ever’ means ‘anytime in the past’ and ‘always’.

🔆 ‘so far, yet, till ‘ means ‘up to now’, up to this.

🔆 Of lately, lately. ( recently, used only in Present Perfect Tense)

📘For Example

💢 I have just seen that film.

💢 I have already had my breakfast.

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2️⃣ Present Perfect + Point of time = Simple Past.

The point of time in the past indicates that action took place at a point in the past.

The point of time in the past is expressed by ‘since’, last, yesterday, the other day, ago, before, back, formerly,( any time in the past)

📘For Example

❌ She has returned two days ago / before.

✅ She returned two days ago.


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3️⃣ Present Indefinite + Time expression = Present Perfect

This tense can also be used with ‘since’,’ for ‘,’ how long’,’ whole’, ‘all’, ‘throughout’, ‘all along’, etc to express time expression.

📘For Example

💢 He has known me for two years

💢 She has owned this parlor since 2002

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