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mymodernmet

Motivational posters by Be Happy.

#motivation

somewhat-topical

URL: http://lifeh4cks.com/10-scientific-ways-happy/

10 Scientific Ways to be Happy

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somewhat-topical

URL: http://lifeh4cks.com/draw-rose/

How to draw a rose

#drawing

ultrafacts

Source If you want more facts, follow Ultrafacts

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kilometrymetro

Прямо сейчас выброси все старье, все, что не работает. Зажигалку с выпавшим “камушком”. Прямо бери и неси в мусор. "Домашнюю" одежду с вытянутыми коленками и свитера с катышками. КАКАЯ ДАЧА???? в мусор! Наушники с одним ухом. Старые “еще чуть-чуть” батарейки. Дохлый плеер и колонки. Старый...

#rus

ultrafacts

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Helpful links

There are many useful links and articles on this blog. And here, after registration you can find very useful free book with Real English Phrases and audio.

http://www.fluentu.com/english/blog/

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Podcasts

Hey, guys! If someone knows any English Podcasts, or simple to understand radio, let's sharing here! I'm first.

Podcasts: ESL, EffortlessEnglish and my favorite - EnglishPod.

Radio: VOA

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Daily idioms

away on business (in another city or country on a business trip)

- "Are you free next month?"

- "No, I'll be away on business."

by the way (Say that to introduce a different topic)

- "Are you ready to go to dinner."

- "Yes, let's go. By the way, your father called."

short by (Say this when you don't have enough. This shows how much you need.)

We need 10 players for our football game. We have seven players, so we're short by three.

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zexeder

Would it be possible for someone to… (This is polite request. Say this when you don’t know if someone can help you)

"Would it be possible for me to see the doctor today? I don’t have an appointment"

found out (get a piece of information)

- “Is the restaurant still open?”

- “I’m not…

super-double-t

As far as I am concerned, there are Not idioms. Idiom means an expression whose meaning is different from the meaning of the individual words. For example, ‘to have your feet on the ground' is an idiom meaning ’to be sensible’. (From macmillan) Also the second word is phrasal verb, a combination of words that is used like a verb and consists of a verb and an adverb or preposition, for example give in or come up with. (From macmillan) Thank you for sharing! *:) I’m just saying.

zexeder

Yep:) I know) I take it from the book, there are many useful phrases and idioms. First, I thinking publishing only idioms, and than I added phrases, so...=)

Extending vocabulary

Hi, guys! I'd like to share with you one useful program - anki. It might be helpful for all of english students who wants to extend his or her vocabulary. Sorry, for my mistakes)

#helpful #resourses

Daily Idioms

Would it be possible for someone to... (This is polite request. Say this when you don't know if someone can help you)

"Would it be possible for me to see the doctor today? I don't have an appointment"

found out (get a piece of information)

- "Is the restaurant still open?"

- "I'm not sure. I'll found out."

How long have you been in this place? (Ask this to know the amount of time spent in the place someone is now)

- "How long have you been in New York?"

- "For 3 days. I arrived on Tuesday night."

#englishneverstops #ENSdailyIdioms

ahmedrawi

can anyone suggest a good book about idioms and another one about conversation phrases? IS there any site that can help me yo submit my voice and recognize that my pronunciation is correct or not?

zexeder

Say It better in English: Useful Phrases