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🇦‌🇩‌🇭‌🇦‌🇷‌ 🇫‌🇴‌🇺‌🇳‌🇩‌🇦‌🇹‌🇮‌🇴‌🇳‌ *PAGE-2* I,WE,YOU,HE,SHE,IT, THEY आणि AM,IS,ARE, WAS,WERE,SHALL BE, WILL BE यांचे अर्थ तुम्हाला चांगले तोंडपाठ असतीलच.आता या शब्दांची मजा पाहूया.शब्द पाठांतर आहेत ना? 🔵 to be चे वर्तमान *(Present tense)*🔵 1)I am....                 मी ....आहे. 2)We are....             आम्ही..... आहोत. 3)You are....         तू .....आहेस. 4)You are...             तुम्ही.... आहात 5)He is........             तो.....आहे. 6)She is.......           ती...... आहे. 7)It is...........           ते.........आहे. 8)They are....        त्या......आहेत.      मित्रांनो,दिलेल्या लहान वाक्यांतली शब्दांची जोडी कधीही वेगळी करू नका.चूक कधीच होणार नाही.ज्या क्रमाने दिले आहेत त्याच क्रमाने पाठांतर...

*Amazing English*   ♠♠♠♠♠♠ *Taking leave of somebody* ==================== 1) Bye! 2) See you! 3) Goodbye for now! 4) I'm terribly sorry, but I have to go now. 5) Well, I must be off! 6) It's getting late. 7) We have to leave now. 8) I'll see you next week. 9) I'm afraid I must be going. 10) Well, It's been a real pleasure to talk to you. 11) Please excuse me, won't you? 12) I think I have to go now. 13) Take care. Bye. 14) I must dash. 15) Well, I had better be going. ♠♠♠♠♠♠♠♠ *Firoz Khan (Buldana)* Happy Learning

15 Food related words TEXTURES Texture is the way a food feels when you touch it or eat it. 1. Creamy Creamy foods are smooth, soft and thick. 2. Crumbly Crumbly describes food that falls apart into small pieces when you eat or break it. 3. Crunchy Crunchy foods have a hard texture and make a loud sound when chewed. 4. Greasy Greasy foods taste very much of oil, and usually leave oil behind. 5. Gooey Gooey describes foods that are wet and sticky, often in a positive way. 7. Moist Moist describes foods that are slightly wet and soft. 8. ​Mushy Mushy also describes foods that are soft and wet, but usually it is used for food that is not meant to be soft. ​FLAVORS Flavors​/ Flavours​ are the particular tastes of a food. 1. Sweet Sweet foods have a sugary flavor, such as cake, ice cream, chocolate, lollipops and mangoes. 2. Salty Salty is used to describe food that tastes too much of salt. It is usually used as a negative description. 3. Bitter Bitter...

*INTERESTING* 🔵🔵 ◾➟ aren’t = are not ◾➟ can’t = cannot ◾➟ could’ve = could have ◾➟ couldn’t = could not ◾➟ didn’t = did not ◾➟ doesn’t = does not ◾➟ don’t = do not ◾➟ gonna = going to ◾➟ gotta = got to, got a ◾➟ hadn’t = had not ◾➟ hasn t = has not ◾➟ haven t = have not ◾➟ he’d = he had, he would ◾➟ he’ll = he shall, he will ◾➟ he’s = he has, he is ◾➟ how’d = how did, how would ◾➟ how’ll = how will ◾➟ how’s = how has, how is ◾➟ I’d = I had, I would ◾➟ I’ll = I shall / I will ◾➟ I’m = I am ◾➟ I’ve = I have ◾➟ isn’t = is not ◾➟ it’d = it would ◾➟ it’ll = it shall, it will ◾➟ it’s = it has, it is ◾➟ mightn’t = might not ◾➟ might’ve = might have ◾➟ mustn’t = must not ◾➟ must’ve = must have ◾➟ needn t = need not ◾➟ she’d = she had / she would ◾➟ she’ll = she shall, she will ◾➟ she’s = she has, she is ◾➟ should’ve = should have ◾➟ shouldn’t = should not somebody’s = somebody is ◾➟ someone’d = someone had, someone would ◾➟ someone’ll = someone shall, ...

The only cure for sorrow is to kill it with patience. — Irish proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 Egyptian Proverb — More precious than our children . . . ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 You never miss the water till the well has run dry. — Irish proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 Better safe than sorry. ~ #English Proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 Don't throw away the old bucket until you know whether the new one holds water. ~ #Swedish Proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 Better to bend than break ~ #Scotts Proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 A table is not blessed if it has fed no scholars. ~ #Yiddish Proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 It is a bad workman that has a bad saw. ~ #Russian Proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 It is easier to believe than to go and ask. — Serbian proverb § ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Proverbs012📔 It is better to have a hen tomorrow than an egg today. — English proverb ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📓@Prover...

*🌻🌹OPPOSITE  WORDS🌻🌹* *❄A❄* absent × present accept × decline, refuse accurate × inaccurate admit × deny advantage × disadvantage agree × disagree alive × dead all × none, nothing always × never ancient × modern answer × question apart × together appear × disappear, vanish approve × disapprove arrive × depart artificial × natural ascend × descend attractive × repulsive awake × asleep *❄B❄* backward × forward bad × good beautiful × ugly before × after begin × end below × above bent × straight best × worst better × worse, worst big × little, small black × white blame × praise bless × curse bitter × sweet borrow × lend bottom × top boy × girl brave × cowardly build × destroy bold × meek, timid bound × free bright × dim, dull brighten × fade broad × narrow *❄C❄* calm × windy, troubled capable × incapable careful × careless cheap × expensive cheerful × sad, discouraged, dreary clear × cloudy, opaque clever × stupid clockwi...

💠 *PHRASAL VERBS WITH "LOOK"* 📌 *Look up to(someone)*: 🚩to respect or admire someone. 🗣 _Ex: You should look up to your parents._ 📌 *Look up*: 🚩to search for information(usually in a book). 🗣 _Ex: I need to look that word up in the dictionary._ 📌 *Look through*: 🚩to examine something usually quickly. 🗣 _Ex: You must look through the text to find the name of main character._ 📌 *Look out*: 🚩to be careful: to avoid imminent danger. 🗣 _Ex: Look out! The car is approaching._ 📌 *Look into(something)*: 🚩to find out more about something in order to improve the situation; to investigate or examine. 🗣 _Ex: The police are looking into the murder_ 📌 *Look after(someone or something)*: 🚩to take care of to make sure that someone is safe and well. 🗣 _Ex: I have to look after my brother while my parents are at work._ 📌 *Look down on(someone)*: 🚩see something or someone as inferior. 🗣 _Ex:You should not look down on poor people._ 📌 *Look a...

🗣           Rhyming words         🗣               ______________    🌶 ack - back, lack, pack, rack, sack, tack, yak, black, knack, quack, slack, smack, snack, stack, track, whack, attack 🏌ail -  bale, fail, hail, mail, male, nail, pail, tale, rail, sail, stale, scale, snail, whale, detail, email 🏍 air - air, bare, care, chair, dare, fair, hair, pair, rare, wear, chair, flare, stare, scare, share, spare, square, there, where, aware, beware, compare, declare, despair, prepare, repair, unfair 🖌 ake - ache, bake, fake, lake, make, rake, take, brake, break, flake, quake, snake, steak, awake, mistake  🗑all - all, ball, call, doll, hall, fall, tall, crawl, small, baseball, football 🏹 an - an, can, fan, man, pan, ran, tan, van, plan, scan, span, began 🛐 and - and, band, hand, land, sand, bland, command, demand, expand, stand, understand ⏸ap - cap, gap,...

Mahi Patil........ *❒ 1000 Opposite Words in English* about – exactly above – below absence – presence abundance – lack accept – refuse accidental – intentional active – lazy add – subtract admit – deny adult – child advanced – elementary affirmative – negative afraid – brave after – before against – for alike – different alive – dead all – none allow – forbid already – not yet always – never ancient – modern ancestor – descendant agree – refuse amateur – professional amuse – bore ancestor – descendant angel – devil animal – human annoy – satisfy answer – ask answer – question antonym – synonym apart – together approximately – exactly argue – agree arrest – free arrival – departure arrive – depart artificial – natural ascent – descent ask – answer asleep – awake attack – defend attack – defence attic – cellar autumn – spring awake – asleep awful – nice ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ back – in front of background – foreground backward – forward ...

*INTERESTING* 🔵🔵 ◾➟ aren’t = are not ◾➟ can’t = cannot ◾➟ could’ve = could have ◾➟ couldn’t = could not ◾➟ didn’t = did not ◾➟ doesn’t = does not ◾➟ don’t = do not ◾➟ gonna = going to ◾➟ gotta = got to, got a ◾➟ hadn’t = had not ◾➟ hasn t = has not ◾➟ haven t = have not ◾➟ he’d = he had, he would ◾➟ he’ll = he shall, he will ◾➟ he’s = he has, he is ◾➟ how’d = how did, how would ◾➟ how’ll = how will ◾➟ how’s = how has, how is ◾➟ I’d = I had, I would ◾➟ I’ll = I shall / I will ◾➟ I’m = I am ◾➟ I’ve = I have ◾➟ isn’t = is not ◾➟ it’d = it would ◾➟ it’ll = it shall, it will ◾➟ it’s = it has, it is ◾➟ mightn’t = might not ◾➟ might’ve = might have ◾➟ mustn’t = must not ◾➟ must’ve = must have ◾➟ needn t = need not ◾➟ she’d = she had / she would ◾➟ she’ll = she shall, she will ◾➟ she’s = she has, she is ◾➟ should’ve = should have ◾➟ shouldn’t = should not somebody’s = somebody is ◾➟ someone’d = someone had, someone would ◾➟ someone’ll = someone shall, ...

*Amazing English* *Asking the time* *A* S1: What time do you have? S2: It's ten o'clock sharp. S1: Thanks a lot. S2: Don't mention it. *B* S1: What's the time? S2: It's almost eight. S1: Do you have the exact time? S2: Yes, it's two minutes to eight . *C* S1: Excuse me. What time is it? S2: It's quarter of two. S1: I guess my watch is slow then. S2: Well, I know mine isn't fast. *D* S1: Do you have the correct time? S2: Yes. It's two minutes to three. S1: Are you sure your watch is right? S2: It may be a few minutes slow. *Firoz Khan ( Buldana)* Happy Learning

*📚🌼​CLASS ROOM ENGLISH​📚🌼* *💦1. GREETINGS:* ➢  Good morning children. ➢  Good afternoon children. ➢  Good evening children. ➢  Good night children. ➢  How are you children? ➢  I am fine thank you sir. ➢  How are you sir? ➢  I am also fine thank you. ➢  What day is it today? ➢  What is the date today? *💦2. CHECKING ATTENDANCE:* ➢  Please listen to me now I am going to call your names. ➢  Now I will take your attendance. ➢  OK. Listen while call your names. ➢  Say your names for attendance. ➢  Let me take your attendance. ➢  Answer your attendance. ➢  Ravi, can you give me your attendance. ➢  Were you present yesterday? ➢  Is Rani absent today? ➢  Where are Padma and Ravi? ➢  Look here *💦3. PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM:* ➢  Come to the blackboard. ➢  Write your name on the blackboard. ➢  Write the date on the blackboard. ...

*🌻🌹OPPOSITE  WORDS🌻🌹* *❄A❄* absent × present accept × decline, refuse accurate × inaccurate admit × deny advantage × disadvantage agree × disagree alive × dead all × none, nothing always × never ancient × modern answer × question apart × together appear × disappear, vanish approve × disapprove arrive × depart artificial × natural ascend × descend attractive × repulsive awake × asleep *❄B❄* backward × forward bad × good beautiful × ugly before × after begin × end below × above bent × straight best × worst better × worse, worst big × little, small black × white blame × praise bless × curse bitter × sweet borrow × lend bottom × top boy × girl brave × cowardly build × destroy bold × meek, timid bound × free bright × dim, dull brighten × fade broad × narrow *❄C❄* calm × windy, troubled capable × incapable careful × careless cheap × expensive cheerful × sad, discouraged, dreary clear × cloudy, opaque clever × stupid clockwi...

🙏🏻         *Answers to* *Common Questions* *1. What do you do?* – I’m a teacher. – I work in a bank. – I work as a tour guide for a local tour company. – I’m unemployed at the moment. – I run my own business. – I’m retired now. I used to be an engineer. *2. Are you married?* – Yes, I’ve been married for two years now. – I’m divorced. – Nope, I’m single. – I’m separated – not divorced yet. – I’m engaged – we’re getting married next year. – No, but I’m in a relationship. *3. Why are you studying English?* – For work. – I love learning new languages. – So I can communicate when I travel. – Because I’d like to immigrate to the U.S. – I’m thinking of studying in England. *4. How did you learn English?* – I took classes for three years. – I did an intensive course. – I’ve been studying by myself. – My friend taught me. *5. What do you do in your free time?* – I don’t have any free time. – I go running a lot. ...