❇️ Podcast 130 Prepositions with Adjectives
♦️ satisfied with
When you are satisfied with something, that means it meets your standards or expectations. It is sufficiently good. It is acceptable
He was satisfied with his daughter’s grades.
Are you satisfied with this hotel?
♦️ scared of/by/for
To be scared means to experience fear. Scared of means about the same as afraid of. When you have a general fear of something, even if you have never encountered it, you are scared of that thing.
She won’t get on a ladder. She is scared of heights.
Many people are scared of snakes.
I wish I wasn’t so scared of public speaking.
Don’t cry. You have nothing to be scared of.
When you are scared by something, you actually have a specific experience that scares you at the time. You can also be scared by an event because it may create a situation that you feel is dangerous.
The child was scared by the dog’s barking.
She was scared by the sound of bears near the tent.
People today are scared by their loss of privacy.
He was scared by the political unrest in his city.
If you are afraid that something bad may happen to another person, you are scared for that person
The audience was getting nasty. I was scared for the performers.
My sister is drinking way too much. I am scared for her.
To be scared for the future means to have fears about the future.
Climate change has me very worried. I am scared for the future.
There is so much corruption. I am scared for the future of the country.
♦️ shocked at/by
Shocked at and shocked by can mean surprised and upset. They can be used pretty much interchangeably. However, shocked at draws the listeners attention to the thing that does the shocking; shocked by emphasizes the emotional reaction of the person who is shocked. It is a pretty common phrase.
I was shocked at the teacher’s behavior.
I was shocked by the teacher’s behavior.
He was shocked at the newspaper report.
He was shocked by the newspaper report.
Shocked at and shocked by can mean being very offended by something that is considered morally offensive or unacceptable in decent society.
She was shocked by the language used in the film.
She was shocked at the language used in the film.
♦️ surprised at/by
Surprised at and surprised by are interchangeable, like shocked at and shocked by.
Aren’t you surprised at her attitude?
Aren’t you surprised by her attitude?
We were surprised at the low electricity bill.
We were surprised by the low electricity bill.
When someone acts in a negative way that you did not expect, you can say I’m surprised at you as a kind of criticism or expression of disappointment.. You cannot be surprised by in this usage.
You said you would help me paint the house, but you never showed up. I’m surprised at you.
Your sister started crying just because you got angry with her? I’m surprised at her.
♦️ short of
You use the construction short of to mean temporarily having very little of something. In the second and third sentences that you hear, notice the use of the constructions growing short of and getting short of, which mean the same thing.
I would like to give you a loan. But I’m short of money myself.
You children better improve your behavior. I am growing short of patience.
The hill was very steep and difficult to climb. She was getting short of breath.
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♦️ satisfied with
When you are satisfied with something, that means it meets your standards or expectations. It is sufficiently good. It is acceptable
He was satisfied with his daughter’s grades.
Are you satisfied with this hotel?
♦️ scared of/by/for
To be scared means to experience fear. Scared of means about the same as afraid of. When you have a general fear of something, even if you have never encountered it, you are scared of that thing.
She won’t get on a ladder. She is scared of heights.
Many people are scared of snakes.
I wish I wasn’t so scared of public speaking.
Don’t cry. You have nothing to be scared of.
When you are scared by something, you actually have a specific experience that scares you at the time. You can also be scared by an event because it may create a situation that you feel is dangerous.
The child was scared by the dog’s barking.
She was scared by the sound of bears near the tent.
People today are scared by their loss of privacy.
He was scared by the political unrest in his city.
If you are afraid that something bad may happen to another person, you are scared for that person
The audience was getting nasty. I was scared for the performers.
My sister is drinking way too much. I am scared for her.
To be scared for the future means to have fears about the future.
Climate change has me very worried. I am scared for the future.
There is so much corruption. I am scared for the future of the country.
♦️ shocked at/by
Shocked at and shocked by can mean surprised and upset. They can be used pretty much interchangeably. However, shocked at draws the listeners attention to the thing that does the shocking; shocked by emphasizes the emotional reaction of the person who is shocked. It is a pretty common phrase.
I was shocked at the teacher’s behavior.
I was shocked by the teacher’s behavior.
He was shocked at the newspaper report.
He was shocked by the newspaper report.
Shocked at and shocked by can mean being very offended by something that is considered morally offensive or unacceptable in decent society.
She was shocked by the language used in the film.
She was shocked at the language used in the film.
♦️ surprised at/by
Surprised at and surprised by are interchangeable, like shocked at and shocked by.
Aren’t you surprised at her attitude?
Aren’t you surprised by her attitude?
We were surprised at the low electricity bill.
We were surprised by the low electricity bill.
When someone acts in a negative way that you did not expect, you can say I’m surprised at you as a kind of criticism or expression of disappointment.. You cannot be surprised by in this usage.
You said you would help me paint the house, but you never showed up. I’m surprised at you.
Your sister started crying just because you got angry with her? I’m surprised at her.
♦️ short of
You use the construction short of to mean temporarily having very little of something. In the second and third sentences that you hear, notice the use of the constructions growing short of and getting short of, which mean the same thing.
I would like to give you a loan. But I’m short of money myself.
You children better improve your behavior. I am growing short of patience.
The hill was very steep and difficult to climb. She was getting short of breath.
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🟩Learn English via Listening
🟩یاد گیری زبان انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن 👈( به همراه متن)!
👉Level 1
👈سطح یک!
♦️Unit 28: "International Students"
♦️یونیت بیست هشتم: «شاگردان بین المللی »
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🟩یاد گیری زبان انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن 👈( به همراه متن)!
👉Level 1
👈سطح یک!
♦️Unit 28: "International Students"
♦️یونیت بیست هشتم: «شاگردان بین المللی »
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🔷در 18 اپریل 1930، رادیو BBC اعلام کرد: "متاسفیم امروز اتفاقی نیفتاده است" و بجای اخبار آهنگ پخش کرد!
🔶On April 18, 1930, BBC announced: "Sorry nothing happened today" and broadcasted song instead of the news!
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🔶On April 18, 1930, BBC announced: "Sorry nothing happened today" and broadcasted song instead of the news!
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❇️ Listening Podcast
♦️ Reflexive Pronouns with -SELF and –SELVES
I myself
you (singular) yourself
you (plural) yourselves
he himself
she herself
it itself
we ourselves
they themselves
My father cut himself when he was shaving.
I blame myself for my son’s actions.
Mrs. Jones drove herself to the beach.
Did you teach yourself how to sew?
She told herself that everything would be OK.
You did not give yourself enough time to make a decision.
The elephants hid themselves among the trees.
The graffiti artists got themselves into trouble.
She went to the movies by herself.
The child learned how to ride a bike by himself.
We should encourage children to solve their social problems by themselves.
Greg cannot do that job by himself.
I sat in the room for two hours by myself.
Rebecca filled out the form by herself.
He bought a coat for himself.
He bought himself a coat.
I found myself a good doctor.
We bought ourselves a home in the mountains.
They got themselves a lawyer.
He always sets himself high standards.
The president himself spoke to the tourists.
You yourselves are responsible for your success or failure.
My mother herself had to help fight the fire.
I myself do not believe in arranged marriages.
The cook himself agreed that the soup was bad.
You yourself said I could come to work at 10 a.m.
They wanted to do it themselves.
Anton has a pretty high opinion of himself.
He hurt himself skateboarding.
Maria wrote herself a reminder and put it near the phone.
The bus driver himself was not injured in the accident.
I think I’ll buy myself a new computer.
I forced myself to be nice to the customer.
We should not fool ourselves about the real dangers.
This law itself is not the problem.
Do yourself a favor and get more sleep.
She herself thought the joke was quite funny.
The monkey scratched himself for two minutes.
I put the blanket over myself.
You should get yourself some new friends.
She stood by herself on the beach.
He helped himself to some cookies.
We have to prepare ourselves for any emergency.
Don’t trouble yourself about the dishes.
God helps those who help themselves.
He burned himself making a campfire.
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♦️ Reflexive Pronouns with -SELF and –SELVES
I myself
you (singular) yourself
you (plural) yourselves
he himself
she herself
it itself
we ourselves
they themselves
My father cut himself when he was shaving.
I blame myself for my son’s actions.
Mrs. Jones drove herself to the beach.
Did you teach yourself how to sew?
She told herself that everything would be OK.
You did not give yourself enough time to make a decision.
The elephants hid themselves among the trees.
The graffiti artists got themselves into trouble.
She went to the movies by herself.
The child learned how to ride a bike by himself.
We should encourage children to solve their social problems by themselves.
Greg cannot do that job by himself.
I sat in the room for two hours by myself.
Rebecca filled out the form by herself.
He bought a coat for himself.
He bought himself a coat.
I found myself a good doctor.
We bought ourselves a home in the mountains.
They got themselves a lawyer.
He always sets himself high standards.
The president himself spoke to the tourists.
You yourselves are responsible for your success or failure.
My mother herself had to help fight the fire.
I myself do not believe in arranged marriages.
The cook himself agreed that the soup was bad.
You yourself said I could come to work at 10 a.m.
They wanted to do it themselves.
Anton has a pretty high opinion of himself.
He hurt himself skateboarding.
Maria wrote herself a reminder and put it near the phone.
The bus driver himself was not injured in the accident.
I think I’ll buy myself a new computer.
I forced myself to be nice to the customer.
We should not fool ourselves about the real dangers.
This law itself is not the problem.
Do yourself a favor and get more sleep.
She herself thought the joke was quite funny.
The monkey scratched himself for two minutes.
I put the blanket over myself.
You should get yourself some new friends.
She stood by herself on the beach.
He helped himself to some cookies.
We have to prepare ourselves for any emergency.
Don’t trouble yourself about the dishes.
God helps those who help themselves.
He burned himself making a campfire.
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❇️ Idiom
♦️ to repeat oneself
👈 اصطلاح repeat oneself به معنی تکرار کردن حرفی به صورت اشتباهی با وجود اینکه قبلا گفته شده است میباشد.
✅ Elderly people usually repeat themselves.
افراد مسن معمولا حرف های خود را تکرار می کنند.
✅ I don't why he recently repeats himself a lot.
نمی فهمم او چرا این اواخر حرف خود را زیاد تکرار می کند.
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♦️ to repeat oneself
👈 اصطلاح repeat oneself به معنی تکرار کردن حرفی به صورت اشتباهی با وجود اینکه قبلا گفته شده است میباشد.
✅ Elderly people usually repeat themselves.
افراد مسن معمولا حرف های خود را تکرار می کنند.
✅ I don't why he recently repeats himself a lot.
نمی فهمم او چرا این اواخر حرف خود را زیاد تکرار می کند.
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❇️ Idiom
♦️ to be slow/quick on the uptake
سریع بودن یا کند بودن برای درک یک موضوع
✅ He is quick on the uptake of economical isuues.
او رد فهمیدن مسائل اقتصادی سریع است.
✅ I am so slow on the uptake of political things.
من در درک موضوعات سیاسی کند هستم.
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♦️ to be slow/quick on the uptake
سریع بودن یا کند بودن برای درک یک موضوع
✅ He is quick on the uptake of economical isuues.
او رد فهمیدن مسائل اقتصادی سریع است.
✅ I am so slow on the uptake of political things.
من در درک موضوعات سیاسی کند هستم.
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❇️ Laughter is a good medicine
👉 It has been said that laughter is the best medicine. Well, it may be true. Doctors have found that laughter seems to have a positive effect on your body, mind, and mood. Here are some good reasons to “yuck it up.”
1. Laughing makes your heart beat a little faster, and that strengthens it.
2. Having a good chuckle works your abdominal muscles.
3. People who laugh more may not get ill as often.
4. When you laugh, you feel less angry.
5. A good belly laugh will take away stress.
6. Giggling flexes your cheeks, and that gives them a little workout.
7. A cheerful person makes other people feel happy too.
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👉 It has been said that laughter is the best medicine. Well, it may be true. Doctors have found that laughter seems to have a positive effect on your body, mind, and mood. Here are some good reasons to “yuck it up.”
1. Laughing makes your heart beat a little faster, and that strengthens it.
2. Having a good chuckle works your abdominal muscles.
3. People who laugh more may not get ill as often.
4. When you laugh, you feel less angry.
5. A good belly laugh will take away stress.
6. Giggling flexes your cheeks, and that gives them a little workout.
7. A cheerful person makes other people feel happy too.
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❇️ Vocabulary
♦️ sow
کاشتن گیاه، بوجود آوردن
✅ It is not a good time to sow seeds.
این زمان خوبی برای کشت بذر نیست.
همچنان لغت sow می تواند برای گسترش دادن و پراکندن یک فکر نیز استفاده می شود.
✅ What your doing is sowing conflicts among teachers.
کاری که تو می کنی تضاد را بین اساتید بوجود می آورد.
✅ Saying things that sow confusion is not acceptable.
گفتن چیز هایی که باعث بوجود آوردن سردرگمی بشود قابل قبول نیست.
✅ Don't you think that they are trying to sow chaos.
آیا فکر نمی کنی که آنها می خواهند هرج و مرج بوجود بیاورند.
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♦️ sow
کاشتن گیاه، بوجود آوردن
✅ It is not a good time to sow seeds.
این زمان خوبی برای کشت بذر نیست.
همچنان لغت sow می تواند برای گسترش دادن و پراکندن یک فکر نیز استفاده می شود.
✅ What your doing is sowing conflicts among teachers.
کاری که تو می کنی تضاد را بین اساتید بوجود می آورد.
✅ Saying things that sow confusion is not acceptable.
گفتن چیز هایی که باعث بوجود آوردن سردرگمی بشود قابل قبول نیست.
✅ Don't you think that they are trying to sow chaos.
آیا فکر نمی کنی که آنها می خواهند هرج و مرج بوجود بیاورند.
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