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#Note

😀FEEL

Feel can also be used with a direct object to mean ‘touch something to learn about it or experience it’. Progressive forms are possible.


🔴Feel the photocopier. It’s very hot.
🔴‘What are you doing?’ ‘I’m feeling the shirts to see if they’re dry.’


S.R
She was feeling the fabric of the dress to see if it was soft enough


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#Note

😀FEEL
✍️Learn the structure

feel it (+ to be) + adjective/noun.

We felt it necessary to call the police.
I felt it to be my duty to call the police.


Surya

🔴I am feeling the pan  to see whether it became hot or not.
🔴I felt it to be my responsibility to protect this nation.

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😀Can you find a mistake here:

Conversation stopped as we entered into the bank


First was Dima Yarinovskiy:
there shouldn't be into.


Note: discuss, emphasise, enter,  marry, lack, resemble and approach are normally followed by direct objects without prepositions.


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#note

😀ELSE

🔴Else has a possessive else’s.
✍You’re wearing somebody else’s coat.

🔴There is no plural structure with else.
😀 I didn’t see any other people. (any else people)


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Some adjectives beginning with a-, and a few others, are used mainly after linking verbs, especially be. 

Common examples
abl
aze, afloat, afraid, alight, alike, 
alive, alone, asleep, awake

C
ompare
🟢The baby’s asleep.
a sleeping baby (NOT an asleep b
aby)
🟢The ship’s still afloat.
floating leaf
🟢He was afraid.
frightened man

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Many people use awesome very often, there are some words you can use instead:

astonishing
exceptional
fabulous


Sveta:
Stunning
Astounding


Lenech
Gorgeous
Brilliant


Surya
amazing


Sandy:
extraordinary, breathtaking, stupendous, spectacular, wondrous, Jaw_dropping, overwhelming


Vampire:
Splendid


Maghfiroh
Marvelous, Superb, Absorbing. Outstanding.


Aziz
terrific, phenomenal, sensational, stupendous, awe-inspiring, stellar


S.
Mindblowing



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⭕️ Linking Words

Here's a list of linking words for IELTS speaking:

➡️ Adding more information:

● and
● also
● as well as
● another reason is

➡️ Time Phrases:

● now
● at the moment
● at present
● right now
● these days
● nowadays
● in the past
● before
● then
● at that time
● years ago
● when I was younger

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There's no way

'There's' is a contraction of the words 'there is.' By stating 'there's no way' you are relaying a thought of doubt about an event taking place now or in the future.


✅There's no way you finish on time.
✅There's no way we complete on time.
✅There's no way your mother approves.
✅There's no way no one claims it
✅There's no way they expect it.
✅There's no way he can fix it.
✅There's no way he can handle the news.
✅There is no way he missed it.

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Missed vs Lost

Missed..
🚎the bus
😟the boat
🚂the train
🏀the ball
😙the chance
✅the opportunity

Lost..
🥗weight
🤫interest
🗝one’s keys
🍔one’s appetite
⏰track of time
🤪one’s marbles

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These words are basically the same in every language in the world:

Coffee ☕️
Taxi 🚕
Computer 💻

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Quiz Every cloud has a .....
Опрос
  •   silver lining
  •   golden lining
1336 голосов


Quiz Nothing ventured nothing....
Опрос
  •   earned
  •   gained
1224 голосов


Quiz ...... makes perfect
Опрос
  •   crisis
  •   practice
1242 голосов


Speaking

Some words that only natives understand and use in spoken English:

🔴womanizer
🔴wimp
🔴buzzkill
🔴cheapskate
🔴backseat driver
🔴killjoy
🔴Jack of all trade

✅ Dear Know-it-alls, would you mind tell the meaning of the words in comments.

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Here's the sentence structure that you can never find in any grammar books, but native speakers often use it.


I had someone write to me

I had someone ask me

I had someone tell to me


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Quiz Ravi: Do you want to go to the beach with us? Vishnu: Yes,...…………….
Опрос
  •   count on me.
  •   count me in.
  •   count me out.
977 голосов


Count somebody in


To include somebody in an activity

Liz: Do you want to go swimming
with us tomorrow?
Mark: Yes, count me in.

Count somebody out


To not include somebody in an activity

Liz: Scuba diving?
Carmen: Oh no, count me out - I hate being under water!

Count on somebody


To be confident that you can depend on someone

Ravi: I need some help with my interview prep
aration.
Vishnu: You can count on me.


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