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Ali's Class Part 3 (Other (Bruce Almighty (serenity
[səˋrɛnətɪ]…
Ali's Class Part 3
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take advantage of
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She is a good girl, please take advantage of her.
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Don't take advantage of people, but take advantage of your time and opportunities.
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quarter pipe
wheelchair ramp
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handle
knob
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welling up
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trolley
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fondue set
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everyday v.s every day
Everyday: an adjective that means commonplace, ordinary, or normal.
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pillar
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flag catcher
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a handful of
a small number of people or things
- Ex. She invited all her friends to her party, but only a handful of them turned up.
a person, often a child, who is difficult to control
- Ex. Her older son is fine but the little one is a bit of a handful.
cheat on
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If you cheat on your husband, wife, or usual sexual partner, you secretly have a sexual relationship with someone else.
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A: The first row from the top. The first column from the left.
H: The second row from the top. The second column from the right.
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epicenter
/ˈep·ɪˌsent·ər/
the point on the earth's surface directly above the origin of an earthquake
- Ex: The Great Nicobar islands lie at the closest point to the epicenter of the earthquake.
the place that has the highest level of an activity
- Ex: The U.S. cannot simply assume that it will remain the epicenter of scientific research and technological innovation.
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sever
to break or separate, especially by cutting
- Ex:Her foot was severed from her leg in a car accident.
to end a connection with someone or something
- Ex:The company has severed its connection/links/relationship/ties with its previous partners.
Restraining Orders
A restraining order (also called a “protective order”) is a court order that can protect someone from being physically or sexually abused, threatened, stalked, or harassed.
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seduce
to make someone feel attracted to you and want to have sex with you, often someone younger or less experienced:
accuse
to say that someone has done something morally wrong, illegal, or unkind
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strategy
a detailed plan for achieving success in situations such as war, politics, business, industry, or sport, or the skill of planning for such situations
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muffin top
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phrasal verb
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through
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walk through
It's your first day at a new job.
There are some rules to follow in this company.
Do you prefer to have someone walk you through the rules or read the rules from a booklet by yourself?
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think over
If your boss wanted to relocate you to an overseas branch, do you need some time to think it over?
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Sentence
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I forgot to save my code, and I had to start over.
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I used to think learning English was boring and difficult, but now I find it fun and easy.
I have a bad memory, so does Ali.
On second thought, she is much worse.
She has a memory like a sieve.
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You have to work your hardest. If you do and stay positive, you have a shot at a silver lining.
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How was your vacation?
rock climbing
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bouldering
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Grammar
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a/the
[C]
singular
Does the reader know the specific one you are talking about?
Ask yourself...
- Is there only one in the whole world?
- Is there only one in OUR shared world?
- Did I specify which one already?
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