❇️ Idiom
♦️ to get sidetracked
متفرق شدن فکر به چیز دیگری
✅ I was studying when my mother called and I got sidetracked.
✅ Your comment about him got me sidetracked.
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♦️ to get sidetracked
متفرق شدن فکر به چیز دیگری
✅ I was studying when my mother called and I got sidetracked.
✅ Your comment about him got me sidetracked.
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❇️ Idiom
♦️ one's mind goes blank
چیزی را به صورت ناگهانی کاملا فراموش کردن
✅ When He asked me your name, my mind went blank and I couldn't say anything.
✅ I wanted to introduce my new supervisor but my mind went blank and I asked him to introduce himself.
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♦️ one's mind goes blank
چیزی را به صورت ناگهانی کاملا فراموش کردن
✅ When He asked me your name, my mind went blank and I couldn't say anything.
✅ I wanted to introduce my new supervisor but my mind went blank and I asked him to introduce himself.
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❇️ Listening Podcast
♦️ The Verb TO FALL
I love to see the autumn leaves coming down from the trees.
I love to see the autumn leaves falling from the trees.
She spoke more softly when she described the accident.
Her voice fell when she described the accident.
Last week the value of my stocks went down quite a bit.
Last week my stocks fell sharply.
Has the baby gone to sleep yet?
Has the baby fallen asleep yet?
As the airplane climbed, I could feel a decrease in the air pressure.
As the plane climbed, I could feel the air pressure fall.
Over 3,000 soldiers were killed or wounded in that battle.
Over 3,000 soldiers fell in that battle.
I was attracted to her the moment I saw her.
I fell for her the moment I saw her.
I’m surprised you were tricked by that e-mail scam.
I’m surprised you fell for that e-mail scam.
At the last minute, the contract did not get signed.
The contract fell through at the last minute.
Fewer people went to the movies when television became popular.
Movie attendance fell off when television became popular.
After his wife died, he could hardly function.
After his wife died, he fell apart.
When he lost his job, he started using his savings.
When he lost his job, he fell back on his savings.
Karen had a quarrel with her supervisor.
Karen fell out with her supervisor.
He was very lucky and found a great job.
He fell into a great job.
She was not getting her work done on time.
She fell behind in her work.
Several countries now have better health care than the U.S.
The U.S. has fallen behind several countries in health care.
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♦️ The Verb TO FALL
I love to see the autumn leaves coming down from the trees.
I love to see the autumn leaves falling from the trees.
She spoke more softly when she described the accident.
Her voice fell when she described the accident.
Last week the value of my stocks went down quite a bit.
Last week my stocks fell sharply.
Has the baby gone to sleep yet?
Has the baby fallen asleep yet?
As the airplane climbed, I could feel a decrease in the air pressure.
As the plane climbed, I could feel the air pressure fall.
Over 3,000 soldiers were killed or wounded in that battle.
Over 3,000 soldiers fell in that battle.
I was attracted to her the moment I saw her.
I fell for her the moment I saw her.
I’m surprised you were tricked by that e-mail scam.
I’m surprised you fell for that e-mail scam.
At the last minute, the contract did not get signed.
The contract fell through at the last minute.
Fewer people went to the movies when television became popular.
Movie attendance fell off when television became popular.
After his wife died, he could hardly function.
After his wife died, he fell apart.
When he lost his job, he started using his savings.
When he lost his job, he fell back on his savings.
Karen had a quarrel with her supervisor.
Karen fell out with her supervisor.
He was very lucky and found a great job.
He fell into a great job.
She was not getting her work done on time.
She fell behind in her work.
Several countries now have better health care than the U.S.
The U.S. has fallen behind several countries in health care.
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❇️ idiom
♦️ to take offense at something
از چیزی آزرده شدن، رنجیده شدن
✅ Did you really take offense at my joke?
واقعا از جوک مه ناراحت شدی؟
✅ I have every right to take offense at such a joke.
من حق دارم از همچین چوکی ناراحت شوم.
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♦️ to take offense at something
از چیزی آزرده شدن، رنجیده شدن
✅ Did you really take offense at my joke?
واقعا از جوک مه ناراحت شدی؟
✅ I have every right to take offense at such a joke.
من حق دارم از همچین چوکی ناراحت شوم.
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❇️ Phrasal verb
♦️ screw up
کاری یا چیزی را خراب کردن، خرابکاری کردن
✅ I tried to fix my computer but I think I screwed up.
✅ I do apologize! I think I really screwed up this time.
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♦️ screw up
کاری یا چیزی را خراب کردن، خرابکاری کردن
✅ I tried to fix my computer but I think I screwed up.
✅ I do apologize! I think I really screwed up this time.
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❇️ Reading Passage
♦️ Stress
👉 Despite decades of studies on stress management, tension and burnout' are still major problems for modern urban dwellers, both mentally and physically. Though there is wide consensus among professionals that stress causes illness. It is much less clear how much damage it does us. Part of the problem is that stress levels affect people differently. A few have learned how to shrug off' stress with little thought—or perhaps they merely think so, perhaps it is bothering them much more than they realize—but for others even minor frustrations cause them to go to pieces.' Nevertheless, some aspects of the illness seem clear. As with most health-related issues, a good diet and low alcohol and tobacco intake make it easier to manage stress; intense exercise is particularly helpful. Being able to concentrate on some project, perhaps a hobby such as painting or playing a musical instrument, is also very useful, if it is unrelated to the stress-causing activity. But, most valuable of all is developing the ability to step outside oneself, put everything in proper perspective.' and have a good hearty laugh!
🛑 Vocabulary:
♦️ Burnout: fatigue and frustration resulting from prolonged stress and overwork
♦️ Shrug off: get rid of someone or something: consider someone or something as being of little importance
♦️ Go to pieces: lose control of oneself
♦️ Perspective: a mental outlook
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♦️ Stress
👉 Despite decades of studies on stress management, tension and burnout' are still major problems for modern urban dwellers, both mentally and physically. Though there is wide consensus among professionals that stress causes illness. It is much less clear how much damage it does us. Part of the problem is that stress levels affect people differently. A few have learned how to shrug off' stress with little thought—or perhaps they merely think so, perhaps it is bothering them much more than they realize—but for others even minor frustrations cause them to go to pieces.' Nevertheless, some aspects of the illness seem clear. As with most health-related issues, a good diet and low alcohol and tobacco intake make it easier to manage stress; intense exercise is particularly helpful. Being able to concentrate on some project, perhaps a hobby such as painting or playing a musical instrument, is also very useful, if it is unrelated to the stress-causing activity. But, most valuable of all is developing the ability to step outside oneself, put everything in proper perspective.' and have a good hearty laugh!
🛑 Vocabulary:
♦️ Burnout: fatigue and frustration resulting from prolonged stress and overwork
♦️ Shrug off: get rid of someone or something: consider someone or something as being of little importance
♦️ Go to pieces: lose control of oneself
♦️ Perspective: a mental outlook
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❇️ Use of too and enough
👉 Too means that something is more or less than our need.
به این معنی که چیزی بیشتر یا کم تر از نیاز ما است.
👉 Enough means that something is sufficient.
به این معنی است چیزی به اندازه ی کافی موجود است.
Too comes before adjectives.
قبل از صفات استفاده می شود.
✅ The room is too small for us.
✅ I need a smaller place. This place is too big.
Too many and too much are used before nouns and both of them mean more than enough.
✅ There are too many cars in the downtown.
✅ There is too much traffic in the city.
👉 Enough can be used before nouns and after adjectives.
قبل از اسم ها و بعد از صفات استفاده می شود.
✅ There are enough chairs in the class.
✅ He is strong enough to lift the chair.
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👉 Too means that something is more or less than our need.
به این معنی که چیزی بیشتر یا کم تر از نیاز ما است.
👉 Enough means that something is sufficient.
به این معنی است چیزی به اندازه ی کافی موجود است.
Too comes before adjectives.
قبل از صفات استفاده می شود.
✅ The room is too small for us.
✅ I need a smaller place. This place is too big.
Too many and too much are used before nouns and both of them mean more than enough.
✅ There are too many cars in the downtown.
✅ There is too much traffic in the city.
👉 Enough can be used before nouns and after adjectives.
قبل از اسم ها و بعد از صفات استفاده می شود.
✅ There are enough chairs in the class.
✅ He is strong enough to lift the chair.
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🟣ESL Vocabulary
🟣 تقویت لغات از (پایه الی عالی ) به صورت تصویری همراه با تلفظ
در 👈۹۰ قسمت.
👈درس نوزدهم
👉Lesson #19
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🟣 تقویت لغات از (پایه الی عالی ) به صورت تصویری همراه با تلفظ
در 👈۹۰ قسمت.
👈درس نوزدهم
👉Lesson #19
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Learn English via Listening
🟩یاد گیری زبان انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن 👈( به همراه متن)!
👉Level 1
👈سطح یک!
♦️Unit 30:
" Movies"
♦️یونیت سی ام:
«فیلم ها »
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🟩یاد گیری زبان انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن 👈( به همراه متن)!
👉Level 1
👈سطح یک!
♦️Unit 30:
" Movies"
♦️یونیت سی ام:
«فیلم ها »
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