Idiom of the Day

📚asking for trouble

✍🏾Meaning
If someone is asking for trouble, they're doing something risky that could lead to a problem.

❕For example

🔺Don't you think that working all day and then partying all night is asking for trouble?

🔺Running fast without warming up properly is asking for trouble, and could easily cause a muscle strain.
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Idiom of the Day

📚at cross-purposes

✍🏾Meaning
If you're at cross-purposes with someone, you think you're both talking about the same thing but you're actually talking about different things.

❕For example

🔺I was talking to Kyle about Georgia, but we were at cross-purposes. I was talking about Georgia in Russia, and he was talking about Georgia in the U.S.A. We laughed when we realised we were talking about two different "Georgias".

🔺Jill and I were at cross-purposes today when we were talking about John. I was talking about John Smith, my neighbour, but she thought I was talking John at work!
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Phrasal Verb of the Day

💢advise against
FORMAL

✍🏾Meaning
to suggest to someone that they should not do something they are thinking of doing

❕For example

advise against sth
🔺Due to the current unrest, the government is advising against unnecessary travel to the region.

advise sb against doing sth
🔺The Medical Council has advised people against taking this drug until further safety tests have been carried out.
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Phrasal Verb of the Day

💢act on

✍🏾Meaning:
If you act on somebody's advice, you do as they suggest.

❕For example:

act on sth
🔺I really should act on my doctor's advice and try to eat less and exercise more.

act on sth
🔺He acted on the instructions of his lawyer and refused to answer any questions.
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Saying of the Day

🍂A fool and his money are soon parted

✍🏾Possible meaning:
Stupid people spend their money carelessly and soon become poor.

✔️Note:
fool (noun) = a silly person; someone who acts unwisely or without care | be parted (verb) = be separated
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Idiom of the Day

📚the back of beyond | the back of the beyond

✍🏾Meaning
You can say a place is in the back of beyond, or the back of the beyond, if it's very far from towns or cities.

❕For example

🔺Why do you want to live way out in the desert? It's in the back of beyond.

🔺Ivan went to visit his cousins in a tiny village in the back of the beyond. It took him a long time to get there.

✔️Note:
"The back of beyond" is used more in British and Australian English, while "the back of the beyond" is used more in American English.
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🔹Better left unsaid
من الأفضل أن لا تقولها

🔹✨This phrase emphasizes that something should not be mentioned, usually because it is offensive, inappropriate, or problematic.

✨Sometimes, your feelings are better left unsaid
أحياناً، من الأفضل أن لا تقول مشاعرك
♦️✨ A/ Mary: I really don't know how to tell you this.

♦️✨B/ Bob: Then don't. Maybe it's better left unsaid. 

🔹✨A/ Bill: I had such a terrible fight with Sally last night. I can't believe what I said.

🔹✨B/ Bob: I don't need to hear all about it. Some things are better left unsaid.

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🔹Work overtime

🔹To work hours in addition to your usual working hours
Imagin you work (9am-5pm)

✨If you work overtime, you work hours in addition to those hours, So maybe some evenings you work until 10pm.

🔹Examples:

✨I often have to work overtime for my job when we have to meet deadlines.

✨Everyone's air conditioners have been working overtime during this heat

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🔹✨Early Bird - someone that likes to wake up early in the morning; someone that arrives early; related to being early
الشخص الذي يستيقظ باكرا

🔹 Examples:

✨My sister is an early bird .

✨I am the first one up in the morning. I am an early bird .

✨I am the office's early bird. I am here 2 hours before everyone else..

✨The restaurant has a discount for early birds on the weekends.

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✅Difference between marriage and wedding..

📕Marriage refers to the relationship, the long term sharing of two lives.

📘But, Wedding refers to the specific ceremony that unites two people in marriage.
The idiomatic usage is to talk about a "wedding anniversary" which is to say the anniversary of the day on which the ceremony took place.

📕So a wedding is a collective name used for all the ceremonies and rituals that take place to give social acceptance to the relationship between two people,


📘whereas marriage is the name of a life long institution, which starts after the wedding.

✅A marriage is a long term relationship between two individuals.

✅ A wedding, on the other hand, is the ceremony of getting married.

📕Therefore, “You are invited to my wedding.” is correct and “You are invited to my marriage”. is incorrect usage.

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✳️ Word : adjourn(verb)

👉 meaning :
if a meeting or law court adjourns, or if the person in charge adjourns it, it finishes or stops, either for a short time, or until the next time it meets

👉 Examples :
✅The chairman has the power to adjourn the meeting at any time.
✅The committee adjourned for lunch.
✅The adjournment will allow more time to receive votes from shareholders on the proposal.

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Idiom of the Day

📚a bag of tricks

✍🏾Meaning
Someone's bag of tricks is their collection of techniques or methods for getting a job done or for achieving a goal.

❕For example

🔺I wonder what the Republicans will pull out of their bag of tricks to win the election this time.

🔺Most English teachers are always looking for new games and activities to add to their bag of tricks.
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Phrasal Verb of the Day

💢back down

✍🏾Meaning
to decide not to do something because of opposition, or because of pressure from authorities

❕For example

back down
🔺 Thousands of people protested against the government's decision to allow logging in the forest, so the government had to back down.

back down on sth
🔺The workers didn't back down on their demands for higher wages even though the company threatened to sack them.

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Phrasal Verb of the Day

💢bring up (1)

✍🏾Meaning
If you bring somebody up, you raise them from childhood to young adulthood.

Synonym
raise

❕For example

bring up sb
🔺 The most important thing most of us do in life is to bring up our children and teach them to be decent, considerate adults.

bring sb up
🔺 Maria is an amazing woman. She brought up three children on her own after her husband abandoned them.

be brought up by
🔺Emmanuel was brought up by his grandparents after his parents were killed in a car crash.
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Idiom of the Day

📚by word of mouth

✍🏾Meaning
If something becomes well-known by word of mouth, it becomes well-known because people are telling each other about it, and not because of advertising or other marketing tools.

❕For example

🔺Word of mouth made this movie a hit. A few people saw it and told their friends about it, and then they told more people about it, and before long everyone was going to see it.

🔺The best possible marketing tool is word of mouth, but a product has to be extremely good to earn it.

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Busy+ -ing.

❌Don't say: He was busy to revise the exams.

✔️Say: He was busy revising for the exams.

*Read it carefully*

Risk + -ing.

❌Don't say: We couldn't risk to leave him alone.

✔️Say: We couldn't risk leaving him alone.

*Read it carefully*

Worth + -ing.

❌Don't say: Is today's film worth to see?

✔️Say: Is today's film worth seeing?


*Read it carefully*

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Stop + -ing.

❌Don't say: The wind has almost stopped to blow.

✔️Say: The wind has almost stopped blowing.

*Read it carefully*

Mind (object to) + -ing.

❌Don't say: Would you mind to open the door?

✔️Say: Would you mind opening the door?

*Read it carefully*