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double as someone or something

 

double as someone or something : [for someone] to serve in two capacities

 

Examples:

 

1. The dining room table doubles as Josh's worktable.

2. Before we find a substitute, the receptionist, Betty, will have to double as our operator.

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Telling a story!

Hi friends,

 

I've a new idea. Why not to improve our spoken English by narrating a story? Isn't it a good idea?

 


This is piece from the story "A Christmas Carol". As it is in public domain that's why I've published it.

 

 


scrooge_14.jpgMarley was dead: to begin with

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get down to business

 

get down to business: to begin seriously doing what you need to do

 

Examples:

 

1. Let's stop chatting and get down to business.

 

2. We don't have the whole night. Let's get down to business.

 

 

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Anis !!

Hi guys. Where is Anis our dear?! Her profile is not available at all. Is there any one knows something about her?! If you know, please do inform me about her. I am really worried. :(

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