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«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Phrasal Verbs with "Fall" (Part 2) 🍂 #️⃣ In Part 1, we learned six common phrasal verbs with fall. Now let's move on to six more useful expressions. These are especially common in conversations, films, books, and news. 1️⃣ Fall into – to accidentally get into something; also, to start doin…»

«John: "You're useless. I'm calling a real doctor." Sarah (smiling): "You married one." John: "And she hasn't fed me yet. What a scandal." 😂 Sarah (hugging children): "You have plenty of time to learn." Lily: "One day we'll be real doctors." Tom: "And you'll be our first patient, Dad." John (looking …»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Episode 22: "New School, New Chaos!" 🏫😱 #️⃣ The First Day of a New Life September 1st. The day every teenager dreads. The summer was officially dead, and Tom and Lily were about to start at a new school. To make it even more dramatic, they had decided to join a chemistry and biology class …»

«||— Лили взяла последний кусок пиццы! — Я была голодная! — Я раздражён. — Скорее, ты уже злишься. — Я расстроен, потому что это происходит каждую пятницу! — Похоже, ты уже на пределе. — Пап, я зол! — А я возмущена, потому что никто не спросил, хочу ли я пиццу. — Думаю, мы все уже в ярости. — А что н…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Synonyms: “ANGRY” 😡🔥 #️⃣ Not All Anger Is the Same! 💡 The word angry is one of the most common ways to describe this emotion. But English has many other words for anger, and they don't all mean exactly the same thing. Some describe mild irritation, while others show extreme anger. Some eve…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Word Families & Collocations: “RELY” 🤝 #️⃣ The Word Family 🔤 Rely means to trust someone or something or to depend on them. From this word we get several useful forms: rely (verb), reliable (adjective), reliability (noun), and unreliable (adjective). There is also reliably, meaning "in a w…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Proverbs: “A Stitch in Time Saves Nine” 🧵⏰ #️⃣ The Meaning 💡 “A stitch in time saves nine” means that if you deal with a small problem early, you can avoid a much bigger problem later. Don’t put off what you can fix now. ||Эта пословица означает: если вовремя решить небольшую проблему, мож…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Common Mistakes in English: “Advice” or “Advices”? 🎓❌ #️⃣ The Common Mistake ❌ One of the most common mistakes, even among advanced English learners, is adding -s to the word advice. But advice is uncountable, so we don't say advices when we mean advice in general. ❌ She gave me some good …»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Edinburgh Festival Fringe: Part 2 – The Fringe in 2026 🎭🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #️⃣ Fringe 2026 is here! 🎭 In Part 1, we travelled back to 1947 and saw how eight uninvited theatre groups started something extraordinary. Now let's see what the Fringe looks like today. The 2026 festival runs from 7 to 31 Au…»

«John: "Sounds like a train without a schedule. Complete chaos." 🚂 Alex: "No, Dad. It was creative freedom." Lily: "So Tom could just show up in Edinburgh and start telling jokes?" Tom: "Exactly! Finally, someone understands my talent." 😂 John: "And who invited you?" Tom: "Nobody." John: "Perfect. Yo…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Phrasal Verbs with "Fall" (Part 1) 🍂 #️⃣ The verb fall usually means to move down from a higher place. But when it combines with different particles, it creates many useful phrasal verbs with completely new meanings. Today we'll learn six of the most common ones. 1️⃣ Fall down – to fall to…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Episode 21: “Double Trouble, Double Fun!” 👯📚 It was Friday evening, and the O’Connor family was enjoying dinner together. 🍽️ As usual, everyone was talking at the same time. Sarah smiled. “You know, today I met the parents of newborn twins at the clinic. They asked me dozens of questions.”…»

«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ EXTRA: England Are Through! 🏴⚽ #️⃣ England are in the World Cup semi-finals! England defeated Norway 2–1 after extra time in a dramatic quarter-final. Norway took the lead, but Jude Bellingham scored twice to complete the comeback and send the Three Lions into the last four. Англия обыграл…»

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«#️⃣#️⃣#️⃣ Idiom: “Mad as a Hatter” 🎩🤪 #️⃣ What does it mean? Mad as a hatter means completely crazy or behaving in a very strange way. Today it's usually said jokingly rather than as a serious insult. Идиома mad as a hatter означает «совсем сумасшедший» или «ведущий себя очень странно».Сегодня её об…»