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كلمات يا عباراتى هستند كه براى متصل كردن ايده ها و صحبت هايمان استفاده ميشوند
مثل: 'right', 'well' and 'anyway'.
🌟ميتواند شنونده را اماده كند كه در ادامه چه اطلاعاتى را ميشنود. در ادامه به چند مورد از اين عبارات ميپردازيم:


📍to tell you the truth
(راستشو بخواى)

براى بيان عقيده استفاده ميشود به خصوص وقتى ميخواهيد حسى كه داريد يا فكرى كه در سر داريد را بيان كنيد و گاهى هم قبل از توهين و تحقير از ان استفاده ميكنند.

📌'Well, to tell you the truth it was a bit of a crazy idea'

📌'She asked me if I liked her hair and I said I did, but to tell you the truth it was awful!'


📍 I mean
(منظورم اينه كه)

از اين عبارت وقتى استفاده ميكنيم كه ميخواهيم صورت صحيح چيزى را توضيح دهيم. يا گاهى براى خريدن زمان براى خود در حين صحبت استفاده ميشود.

📌'Well, to tell you the truth it was a bit of a crazy idea – I mean, we normally just go out for dinner!'

📌'You can't just quit university! I mean, how on earth will you ever get a good job?'

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شوخی های الن با جنیفر لاورنس❤️🥰

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Fatal:mortal:deadly
مرگبار
shot
تیرخورده
During
در طی

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📍 ”Houses, flats and rooms ”

🌟Collocation in Use
🛑براى اسپيكينگ و رايتينگ آيلتس بسيار توصيه ميشود


🔵 Collocations with home

She left home to go to university, but moving away from her family made her feel homesick. Peter’s back from a year abroad. His family are throwing a party to welcome him home.

(براى مهمانى كه تازه رسيده:)
Come in and make yourself at home while I finish getting dinner ready. [relax and make yourself comfortable] I haven’t lived in Oxford for long but I already feel at home here.
I’d like to buy a second home near the coast. [house used only for weekends, holidays, etc.]


✅left home
(خانه را ترك كرد)

✅feel homesick
(احساس غربت كردن)

✅welcome him home
(براى ورود به خانه از او استقبال كنند)

✅make yourself at home
(راحت باش/ خونه خودته)

✅second home
(خانه اى براى اخر هفته ها و تعطيلات)

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📍Veracity /vəˈræs.ə.ti/ (n.)

🌟صحت، صداقت، راستی
🔵Meaning

Veracity sounds like some kind of disease you don’t want to catch, but in fact, it means truthfulness. If you question the veracity of a statement or story, you wonder whether it is truthful or accurate.



✳️More about the Word

Veracity is linked to the adjective veracious or “truthful.” But don’t confuse veracious with voracious. A voracious person eats very large amounts of food. If you were veracious, or “truthful,” you’d tell them they look fat.


❇️Examples:

📍Doubts were cast on the veracity of her alibi.

📍Unless you get your information from a credible website, you should doubt the veracity of the facts until you have confirmed them elsewhere.

📍The teacher doubted the student’s veracity when he turned in a paper that had obviously been written by someone else.


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سر در نمیارم چی میگه.
I can't make head or tail of what he says.

Make head or tail of
سر در آوردن از


یه پاش لب گوره.
He has one foot in the grave.

Grave گور


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I CAN’T ____ TO SAVE MY LIFE!!! 😭 (I’m so so bad at something)
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“I can’t dance to save my life.”
“She can’t sing to save her life.”
“Me? Cook? I can’t cook to save my life.”

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📍you see
(ميدونى /يعنى.. )

يعنى در ادامه ميخواهم يك توضيح يا اطلاعات جديدى بدهم.

📌'But you see I thought everyone would love the idea'

📌'You want to know where babies come from? Well, you see....when a mummy and a daddy love each other...'


📍 in other words
(به عبارتى/ به عبارتى ديگر)

در مواقعى استفاده ميشود كه مبخواهيم چيزى را به صورت ديگرى توضيح دهيم. فرقى نميكند چيزى كه قبلا خودمان گفته ايم يا چيزى كه طرف مقابل گفته است.

📌'I've already bought all the tickets and they are non-refundable…so in other words I've lost a lot of money!'

📌'She said that she had a headache. In other words, she didn't want to come.'

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📍Oblivious
بی توجه، فراموشکار، غافل بودن.
Meaning
(adjective):
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Unable to Remember or Unconscious (Clueless of what’s happening around). Generally not concerned about anything.


1. Adjective Examples – Oblivious:

My mother was oblivious to the cat’s presence in the kitchen.
Since the parent was oblivious, the baby girl burnt her finger.
Rose was strolling in the garden, seemingly oblivious to the situation that had happened in his neighborhood.
When his wrist started bleeding, he was oblivious to his pain, as his body was numb.
Oblivious of everything going on around him, he ate his food.

2. Adverb Examples – Obliviously:

She was watching television obliviously.
She seems to be trapped obliviously in self-parody
On my way back home, I saw some monkeys obliviously eating bananas.
While walking ahead, he obliviously moved forward towards the cliff.
Seema had obliviously cut her finger while cutting the lady’s finger.

3. Noun Examples – Obliviousness:

They had thrust her out into the obliviousness of the night.
Rose’s obliviousness led to robbery at her house.
The shuttle moves around the globe to the obliviousness of the vast majority of the world’s population.
Egypt is the land of obliviousness and doteth.
She faced extensive bullying for her obliviousness to the American culture.


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🔵Better Late Than Never


Meaning:
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Something that can delay than not happening or occurring at all or doing something late than not doing it at all.

✳️Scenario 1:
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Rose: My sister’s birthday was a week ago, should I give her something now?

John: Yeah, Sure, it’s better late than never, right?

Rose: Yes! That’s true.

✳️Scenario 2:
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Karan: Come on, Raj, let’s go trekking

Raj: No! I am scared of heights.

Karan: Is it kind of a phobia?

Raj: Nothing like that. Though I want to trek, I just couldn’t do it. I’m over 50 now.

Karan: That’s okay, Raj. But it’s always better late than never, my friend.


🌟Examples:
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Understand the Usage of the Idiom in the Sentences:
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We were waiting for the bus for over 2 hours, but it showed up when we were about to leave; I guess it’s better late than never.
It took her five years to crack the UPSC exams, but better late than never.
The cake arrived after the party got over, but better late than never as the guests still wanted to try the Red velvet cake.
The report was supposed to be reviewed yesterday, but the doctor examined it today. I guess it’s better late than never.
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Describe A Good Law In Your Country – IELTS Speaking Cue Card

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🔵Describe a good law in your country.

📍You should say:
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What is the law?
How you came to know about this law?
Whom does it affect?
Why is it good?

🛑Sample Answer
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❇️(What is the law?) It is good news that India has made corporate social responsibility a law since April 2014. This law makes it compulsory for companies that exceed certain profit margins to spend two percent of their profits towards worthy objectives. It is an excellent initiative, as it will help to reduce the rich-poor distinction to some extent.

❇️(How you came to know about this law?) (Whom does it affect?) I read newspapers daily. One such day in April 2014, I read about this law when I was skimming the headlines. It is an amendment to the already existing Companies Act, 2013. It is targeted towards the corporate companies which amass wealth. India is home to several IT giants, and this law had been enforced at just the right time.

✳️(Why is it good?) Many companies have been found to be irregular in paying their taxes. So this law is a thoughtful approach to involve these companies in nation-building. There are honourable intentions behind the implementation of the law. Companies will be spending some money towards a noble cause such as eradication of illiteracy, improving health conditions etc. This law will help every company to add purpose and meaning to their establishment. Be it direct involvement or implementation through partnered associations, this law has ensured that the poorer sections of the society receive some tangible benefits. Some companies have implemented programs involving their employees. So people at work can also feel happy about contributing to the community in some manner. When the companies work hand-in-hand with NGOs, we can expect greater relief programs for the poor.

The whole world is eager to know the productivity level of this implementation. It has already created a stir and is likely to be more successful. I’m sure that many more countries will follow suit.

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👇🏻👆🏻Vocabulary

Exceed:to go beyond a limit
Eg: If you exceed the speed limit, you will have to pay a huge fine.

Distinction: a clear difference between two things or people
Eg:Her talents and thoughts make her work a distinction from others.

Skimming: to read quickly
Eg: Skimming through a book, her eyes got stuck on a well-described paragraph.

Amendment: an act of changing or editing a small piece of a written document
Eg: The government cannot choose to go with an amendment in the new bill.

Amass: to collect or put something in a large quantity
Eg: To begin a business, first you must amass a huge amount of knowledge, experience and money.

Intentions: an idea that someone plans to carry out
Eg: She shared her intentions to appear for the UPSC exam.

Eradication: to remove
Eg: Because of his rude behaviour, he was eradicated from the highest position.

Follow suit: to imitiate somebody or do what they have done
Eg: She is going to follow suit of her brother and become an IAS officer.

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🦑 💤 Sleep Paralysis 🔱 👿
Sleep paralysis is a feeling of being conscious but unable to move. It occurs when a person passes between stages of wakefulness and sleep. During these transitions, you may be unable to move or speak for a few seconds up to a few minutes.

🦥 sleep over
spend the night at a place other than one's own home.
"Katie was asked to sleep over with Jenny"

🧞‍♂️terrorize
create and maintain a state of extreme fear and distress in (someone); fill with terror.
"he used his private army to terrorize the population"

🗜 afflict/ inflict
Both afflict and inflict cause pain, but afflict means to cause suffering or unhappiness, something a disease does, but inflict means to force pain or suffering, like if you smack someone upside the head. ... Inflict emphasizes the person or thing causing the suffering.

🤢suck the joy out of sth
to make something fun become boring

🎩🤹‍♀️🎭Schtick
a particular ability or behaviour that someone has and that they are well known for
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🔵Describe A Place You Visited When You Were A Child – IELTS Speaking Cue Card



📍Describe a place you visited when you were a child.

🌟You should say:
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Where did you go?
When did you go there?
What did you do there?
And explain why you would/or would not visit this place again?


❇️Sample Answer

(Where did you go?) (When did you go there?) Our family tours every year. My parents have taken me to the nook and corner of India. But there is one place which is still fresh in my memory. It is Bombay. I visited this place with my parents when I was only seven years old. My Dad amused me by saying there were tasty vada pavs in Bombay, which we could enjoy. So I was very much excited to go there.

(What did you do there?) The journey was by train, and I enjoyed sightseeing all the way. On reaching the place, we hired a taxi and reached our hotel. We refreshed ourselves and visited many places which I remember vaguely. But there is one place which I cannot forget. It is the Arabian sea. Then my school had not begun geography classes, but my father had explained something with a toy globe which I tried to recollect and relate. We sailed in a cruise, and my mom was clasping my hand for the fear that I would fall. The sea breeze hit my face, and I felt great. I had learnt about sharks and whales and was expecting to find one. It was summer when we went there, so the sea was a shimmering blue.

(Explain why you would/ or would not visit this place again?) Years later, when I think of it, it seems to me like a dream. As I grew up, I learnt many things about the sea and also watched it on television. It has a majestic aura with which it keeps pulling me towards it. It is undoubtedly one of the best gifts of mother nature to mankind. Now that I’ve enough knowledge about it, I want to go to the sea again.

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✳️ Vocabulary
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Nook and corner of: every corner
Eg: I traced the missing gold ring in every nook and corner of the house.

Amused: recalling something funny and wanting to laugh or smile
Eg: Recollecting all the memories of my last birthday party made me amused.

Sightseeing: visiting beautiful places of a city as a tourist
Example: We found plenty of sightseeing places in Goa.

Vaguely: in an unclear way
Eg: I remember just bits and pieces of the last trip vaguely.
Clasping: to hold something/someone tightly
Eg: To avoid slipping in high heels, he was clasping my hand throughout the way.

Shimmering: shining with an illusion of soft, moving light
Eg: Shimmering through the clear water, her diamond reflected the sunshine.

Majestic: greatness or excellence
Eg: The majestic appeal of the Eiffel Tower is unmatched in the world.

Aura: a different quality coming out from somebody/someone
Eg: Her aura is appealing in a positive way.

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📍Against the Grain
✳️Definition: To do something differently from the standard way most people do it.
✳️This idiom means to do things one’s own way, going against the normal rules or expectations for how that thing is usually done.
برخلاف میل یا طینت کسی/عمل کردن بر خلاف عقیده/ رفتار کردن بر خلاف میل

🔵Here is an example of the idiom being used by two college students.
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Regina: It’s Valentine’s day. Why aren’t you wearing pink?

Ginny: I just didn’t feel like it.

Regina: But everyone wears pink today. It’s a holiday!

Ginny: I guess I just like to go against the grain.


🔵In this example, two friends discuss an upcoming party
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Kevin: I can’t believe Amy didn’t invite me to her wedding.

Steve: Yeah, man, I’m sorry to hear that. It probably wasn’t intentional, you know. She probably just forgot.

Kevin: You’re right! I should just show up.

Steve: I don’t know about that.

Kevin: Why shouldn’t I? It’s not illegal.

Steve: No, but it’s certainly against the grain. Why don’t you just let me text her to see if she forgot?

Kevin: All right, fine.

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