ويقابله بالعربي (يصنع من الحبة قبة) بمعنى انه يبالغ في ردة فعله حول موضوع أو امر لا يستحق

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أعزائنا 😍
نرحب بكم في مجموعة ودردشة KoorEnglish Family للمارسة والاستفادة
وسنحرص على إقامة أنشطة يومية وأسبوعية تعينكم على التطور في اللغة الإنجليزية بالإضافة إلى اجابة تساؤلاتكم واستفساراتكم، هذا كله واكثر، في مجموعة واحدة.

كونوا معنا👍
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🌟السلام عليكم أعزّاءنا المشتركين، 👋🏻

وصلتنا بعض الملاحظات حول القوائم الإعلانية (قوائم القنوات) التي تُنشر يوميًا في القناة، وأنها تسبب إزعاجًا للبعض. نقدر ملاحظاتكم، ونتفهم تمامًا أي أمر قد يشوش عليكم، فهو يهمنا بقدر ما يهمكم.

نحن نسعى دائمًا لتوفير تجربة تعليمية مريحة وفعالة، ولهذا نعمل على إيجاد حلول مناسبة، حتى على المدى البعيد. في الوقت الحالي، نأمل تعاونكم وصبركم، فهدفنا هو إيصال الفائدة لأكبر عدد من زملائكم، وتبقى القوائم الإعلانية وسيلتنا الأساسية لتحقيق ذلك.

كحلٍّ مؤقت، خلونا نتفق على أن يتم نشر هذه القوائم فقط من الساعه 3:00 عصرًا الى الساعه 12:00 منتصف الليل، مع حذفها فورا بعد انتهاء الوقت. وهذا يعني أنه يمكنكم تصفح القناة من الساعة 12:00 بعد منتصف الليل وحتى 3:00 عصرًا دون أي إعلانات، والاستفادة من الدروس بكل راحة.

وأخيراً، أنشأنا لكم مجموعة من دون أي إعلانات للدردشة والاستفادة من بعضكم البعض وسنقوم بنشر انشطة وتمارين يومية واسبوعية لمساعدتكم على الممارسة حيث يمكنكم الانضمام من هنا..
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للشكاوي والمقترحات 👇
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Motivation
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A father advised his son:
"Son, in your life, never give up on three things: eating the best food, sleeping in the most comfortable bed, and living in the finest home."
The son replied, "But we're poor. How can I achieve that?"
The wise father responded, "If you eat only when you're truly hungry, what you eat will become the best food for you.
If you work hard and rest well, even a modest bed will feel like the best one.
And if you treat others with kindness, you’ll find a place in their hearts, and thus, you'll live in the most cherished home."

@KoorEnglish
#Motivation_of_the_day

Here are some examples of informal and formal vocabulary:

Informal Vocabulary:
1. Hello: Hi, Hey
2. Goodbye: Bye, See you
3. Thank you: Thanks, Cheers
4. Excuse me: Sorry, Hey (to get attention)
5. How are you?: How's it going?, What's up?

Formal Vocabulary:
1. Hello: Good morning/afternoon/evening
2. Goodbye: Farewell, Good day
3. Thank you: I appreciate your kindness
4. Excuse me: Pardon me, May I interrupt?
5. How are you?: How do you do?, I hope you're well?

Informal vs. Formal Words:
1. Big(informal) vs. Enormous(formal)
2. Happy(informal) vs. Elated(formal)
3. Angry (informal) vs. Indignant(formal)
4. Tired (informal) vs. Exhausted(formal)
5. Good(informal) vs. Excellent(formal)

When to Use Formal Vocabulary:
1. Business communication: Emails, letters, reports
2. Academic writing: Essays, research papers, theses
3. Professional settings: Meetings, conferences, job interviews
4. Formal events: Weddings, formal dinners, award ceremonies

When to Use Informal Vocabulary:
1. Social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
2. Text messages: SMS, WhatsApp, Messenger
3. Casual conversations: With friends, family, or acquaintances
4. Creative writing: Fiction, poetry, blogging

Remember, the key is to know your audience and adjust your vocabulary accordingly!

#vocabularyoftheday@koorEnglish

✅ Important Idioms & Phrases

1. Make ends meet: To manage one's finances to live within one's income.


2. Spill the beans: To reveal a secret.


3. Cost an arm and a leg: Something extremely expensive.


4. Step up one's game: To improve one's performance or effort.


5. See the wood for the trees: To understand the bigger picture, not just the details.


6. Look before you leap: To consider possible outcomes carefully before acting.


7. On thin ice: In a precarious or risky situation.


8. Play devil's advocate: To argue a contrary position for the sake of debate.


9. Rain on someone's parade: To spoil someone's plans or celebrations.


10. Take a rain check: To postpone an invitation or offer.


11. Fish out of water: Feeling uncomfortable or out of place.


12. Go the extra mile: To do more than what is expected.

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🤔 Expanding Your Vocabulary: Different Ways to Say 'I Don't Know' 🤷‍♂️

Hey, English learners! Let's boost your conversational skills with various ways to express uncertainty. "I don't know" can be quite limiting, so here are some alternatives:

1. I have no idea: This is a stronger way of saying you have no knowledge about something. Example: "I have no idea how to fix a car."

2. Beats me: A casual and relaxed way to admit you don't know. Example: "Who won the game? Beats me."

3. I'm not sure: This shows mild uncertainty. Example: "I'm not sure if the meeting is at 3 or 4."

4. Your guess is as good as mine: Indicates that the other person's guess is as valid as yours. Example: "What's causing the issue? Your guess is as good as mine."

5. I haven't the foggiest: This is a humorous way to say you have no clue. Example: "I haven't the foggiest idea where I left my keys."

#Vocabulary_of_the_day@koorEnglish

Turning Off Phone's Internet Increases Well-Being

How would you feel if you couldn't use your smartphone's internet for two weeks?

It turns out you might actually feel better!

New research suggests that turning off your smartphone's internet can improve your mental health, your ability to focus, and your sense of well-being.

Researchers in the US and Canada tested how taking away internet access from people's smartphones affected the lives of 467 smartphone users aged between 18 and 74. The study participants agreed to use an app that blocked the internet from their phones for two weeks, while allowing phone calls and text messages.

Participants were surveyed to check their mental health and sense of well-being, while their ability to focus was tested using computer tests.

The researchers found that 91% of participants showed improvement in at least one of the three areas of mental health, well-being and ability to focus.

Seventy-one percent said they had better mental health after the two weeks, and 73% said they had improved well-being. Tests showed that participants' ability to focus also improved by an amount similar to becoming 10 years younger!

Looking more deeply into the reasons for these changes, the researchers found that when participants didn't have access to the internet they spent more time in nature, exercising, and socializing with other people in person.

Many participants found it difficult to block internet access for the full two weeks. In fact, only 25% actually did so! However, even those who only blocked the internet for part of the time showed improvements.

And many participants continued to feel better — and use their smartphones less — even after the experiment was over.

Although completely blocking the internet from our smartphones might be difficult, the researchers suggest that reducing it at certain times, or reducing our use of certain apps, may have similar benefits.

#Reading_of_the_day@koorEnglish

“Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway.” ⏳

- Earl Nightingale

#Motivation_of_the_day@KoorEnglish

Smiling can trick your brain into happiness.
Even a fake smile releases feel-good chemicals.


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🌹Inspirational Story

A small seed was planted in the ground. It was so tiny that it could barely be seen. But the seed had big dreams. It wanted to grow into a mighty tree, providing shade and shelter for all.

Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. The seedling faced many challenges: scorching sun, pouring rain, and strong winds. But it persevered, digging its roots deeper into the earth and reaching for the sky.

Years passed, and the seedling grew into a tall, strong tree. It stood proudly, its branches stretching towards the heavens, providing a home for birds and a haven for weary travelers.

The tree's success was not just due to its own efforts, but also the nourishment it received from the sun, rain, and earth. It realized that growth and success are not solitary pursuits, but rather a collaborative effort.

*Moral of the Story*
Just like the little seed, we all have the potential to grow and achieve great things. We must be willing to face challenges, learn from our mistakes, and nurture our relationships with others.

As we start this new day, let us remember that our growth and success are not just about individual effort, but also about the support and nourishment we receive from those around us.

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