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Charlotte's Web – E.B. White

This is a delightful novel that all age get-togethers can get it. Gone for close-by English talking young people, there are different grown-ups who still say this comprehended book is their top choice. This is a touch of the national informational undertakings in different schools the world over, so it's incredibly conceivable this book will besides get some conversational thought. You can basically confirmation that the greater bit of adjacent English speakers have i

Set objectives

Perceive why you need to learn English. For example, possibly you plan to move to another country in an English-talking nation for a semester, or you're going to do a doctoral level school science program in the US. Utilize your destinations to drive yourself and offer you some assistance with recognizing locales of English to concentrate on.

Do a vocabulary warm-up

On the off chance that you've been concentrating on a specific vocabulary unit in class, get warmed up by contemplating

My dear friends and fatnastic students! As I see you like such a blog more than others, I decided to hold it over and to complicate your task. This time, you should find the right synonym, that is a single word.

For those who are new here, all the rules and conditions are here:

http://www.myenglishclub.com/profiles/blogs/english-idioms-looking-for-synonyms

So, here are five other sentences. And remember, please, you should replace the idioms with the only one word.

1. My lawyer promised not to let m

Writing is known as the activity of or the occupation of composing any text that is used for publication or learning. Like reading writing is another way that helps an individual to improve their learning. Writing helps to build the capability of handling sentence making and completion of sentences, formation of sentences, handling tenses, dealing with spellings and grammar. All these helps and improves the learning capabilities of any individual. Writing is also a way towards better education.

What you feel is real and will manifest in the future as such. If you "need" money it is only because you have felt Manifestation Miracle Review  that need more than the feelings of abundance and wealth you desire. Practice feeling thankful for the money you do have no matter how small it may be currently. Practice feeling wealthy all the time and see what miracles fall into your lap!

Finally, it is important for you to know exactly what you want most in life. This sounds easy but proves difficul

According to a few Push Money App Review Forex brokers' perspective, there are many issues that traders face when it comes to trading. Certain brokers do not come out very specific and direct about where they get their regulatory license from, especially with brokers who have offices in multiple countries or continent. With all these point taken into consideration, it is pretty difficult to select a good and reliable Forex broker. With binary options broker, the situation is a bit different.

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In a recent 'Dayne's Dictionary' post, We looked at the word 'snooze' as a noun or as a verb eg. "I like to snooze in the morning" (verb) or "I like to have a snooze in the morning" (noun)

We can also use snooze, as a noun, to describe the button on our alarm clocks and phone alarms that enable us to do the verb from which it get its name. The snooze button! As a big fan of a nice long sleep, I am guilty of hitting snooze on my iPhone's alarm. As a result I've had to rush to get to the office on

Hi fellas! 

Welcome to rebus puzzles, part II. Bum! Brrum! Brrrumble!!!! You probably need to know what on earth is a rebus. I will not bore you with the details. Here's a link to part I. Check it out: 

Ask Inspector Rebus!

Okay, now let's get to work.

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Piece of cake, right?

Ooh, ooh!!! Please do not forget to use them in sentences.

MUWAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAHAHA...

Add color to the English language. How? You can use literary devices—idioms, similes and metaphors to name a few. Easy peasy! Writers and speakers use them to highlight an idea, or feature a certain characteristic of a person they're describing. A simile is a very powerful way to describe a character. Poets and writers can use them in their writings. Why can't you? How about some animal similes? 

• As sly as a fox

As timid as a rabbit

• As meek as a lamb

• As fast as a cheetah

Ah, the irony...

• As graceful

Sport - a great activity. Man seriously involved in sports, guaranteed to live to a ripe old age, his life will have excellent health. The main thing is not to exhaust the body workouts too. Of course, it is important to avoid and injuries. Being an opponent of sports silly, but also pernicious fanaticism. And if you want to earn a living in sports, there are a lot of good jobs associated with this kind of activity. Below some examples of this shown.

5. Physical Education Teacher

Responsibilities

Hello Again everyone,

A few days ago I wrote a blog just because I wanted to practice my writing skill. It wasn't a very interesting blog and when I posted it I was sure that hardly anyone would read it or comment on it. However, the response was beyond my expectations and I'm so grateful to all of you for your priceless kindness.

My previous experience has given me the hope that sometimes even meaningless ranting could be a way to practice and improve writing skill and I'm so happy about that.

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Steamed Fish with Chunks of Tofu

A few days ago, I was able to listen to a podcast from BBC Learning English website about chunks of language.

Chunks of language (as defined by BBC Learning English) are groups of words that naturally go together. They are fixed expressions used by native speakers of English. They can't be usually changed.

Based on my observation, you can find chunks of language through reading news articles and by watching English TV shows or movies. Idioms, sayings, and fixed coll

Hi Friend,

After a long time I tried to write something of latest happening.Please do correct my mistake and rate my blogs.

There was a big crowd when I went near to the place. Nothing was visible and but colloquial confused sounds heard. Somehow I managed to get in and what I saw was shocking. A man lay on the ground and covered with white plastic poster. With air fluctuation, the covered poster covers and uncovers his body He seemed slaughtered and blood clots were visible in between.

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1) At railway station, she was looking for her beloved, the most beloved one ever in the world, anxiously and impatiently lost in the vicinity of the station

2) Suddenly, her ears caught the voice of her beloved one shouting "mom! Mom!

3) She inhaled the breath of peace offering prostration of thank to God the Almighty

There once lived a man in a remote place in Bhutan whose name was Tashi. Tashi studied up to class III and he was a number one liar. He always lied and nobody in his community trusted him.  

Then, once in the community there was an opportunity to go on Agriculture tour to Thailand which was organized by the Government. Tashi got this opportunity as he was also a farmer.

There were many people from other countries too for the training.

Tashi’s seat mate was Mr. Mahindra from India who visited many c

A rebus is a puzzle in which words are represented by combinations of pictures and individual letters; for example, apex might be represented by a pic of an ape followed by a letter X. Kinda fun, huh? Now, let's make it really clear. Can you guess this one?

Bingo! That's Hamlet's iconic quote "To be or not to be". Now that you got the general idea, try to solve these:

Ooh, almost forgot. Use them in sentences, please. Cue Evil laugh!!! 3:]

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Let me know if you're interested. I'll post a fol

My dear friends and my genious students!  Today I am proposing you a little bit different challenge. I am posting the sentences containing idioms, phrasal verbs, etc. and I propose you to rewrite these sentences using the synonyms. The synonyms shouldn't be idioms. In the examples the idioms are in bold. So, I will show you what I mean. 

The given sentence:

At last he found what he had been looking for.

The reply:

He finally found what he had been looking for.

I believe, I've made myself clear about

I have been selling lottery tickets in a bus stand in my home town for many years. This evening a man came and handed me a cheque and said 'I bought a ticket from you last month and I won thirty million, and this is your share!'

 Hahaha…really he made me mad. I’m thinking..thinking…here is my blog. (And this is the first time that my blog is very very ..short lol..)

          I have a lovely, cute, and “handsome” dog. One day, when my daughter and the dog is playing together, suddenly the dog runs to his cage very quickly and pretends  to be asleep. The reason is : he heard my “footstep” and though : a witch is coming

Translating is really hard. Most Languages don't usually translate directly. However, when we are using our second language, we naturally translate it in our heads, using our native language.

for example; Lets assume your second language (L2) is English, and your native language (L1) is Arabic. You are having a conversation with a native English speaker, when he speaks you listen, and you naturally translate his words into Arabic in your head. Now you think of the appropriate response in Arabic,