Extremely frightening!

》When you find something extremely frightening 👻👽

✔It was really scary.
✔It was hair-rising.
✔It was a bloodcurdling sight.
✔It chilled me to the bone/marrow.
✔It made my blood run cold.

Bound for!

✔Bound for
1》Moving toward a particular destination.
▪I got on a train bound for Edinburgh.

2》Very likely to happen in the future.
▪She's doing a Master's at Oxford, and she's bound for a career in Astrophysics.

Bummer!

✔A bummer
/ˈbʌmə/
(informal)
》A disappointing, unpleasant or very annoying situation.

▪Waiting at the airport for 6 hours was a real bummer.

▪Damn! I've left my mobile phone at home. What a bummer!

Have you gone berserk ?

✔To go berserk

》 To lose control of oneself and become crazy and violent.

😖Oh dear... my father will go berserk when he finds out I have scratched his car...

Have you been under the weather?

✔To be/feel under the weather.

》To feel slightly ill.
》A little sick.

▪I'm a bit under the weather today; maybe I'm catching a cold.

▪Ann told me you've been a little under the  weather. Are you better now?

Exclamations using How and What

✔Exclamations using How/What

》How+ adjective
▪How nice it was!
》How+ adverb
▪How fast he drives!
》How+ subject+verb
▪How I love Paris!
》What+ noun phrases
▪What a beautiful day!
▪What bad luck!

Mooch Around!

✔To mooch around/about


》(🇬🇧 informal) To move around slowly without any purpose and doing almost nothing.

▪I spent the afternoon just mooching about the town, taking some pictures and having some beers.

Clever!

✔Clever
》Quick to understand

▪brainy
▪bright
▪brilliant
▪dexterous
▪gifted
▪intelligent
▪nimble
▪quick
▪quick-witted
▪sharp-witted
▪smart
▪talented

Brave!

✔Brave
》Showing courage

▪audacious
▪bold
▪courageous
▪daring
▪dauntless
▪fearless
▪intrepid
▪lion-hearted
▪manful
▪plucky
▪valiant
▪(informal) gutsy
▪(informal) ballsy

Phrasal Verb - Stay in

High Frequency Phrasal Verbs


STAY IN = stay at home

🔹 I can't decide whether to stay in or go out tonight.

🔹 It was pouring with rain so the children had to stay in.

Don't Get Confused!

REMEMBER:


The DIFFERENCE between AT and IN:
-"I'll see you at the cinema." (the place in general)
-"I'll see you in the cinema." (inside the building)

Things to Remember

😊 Nice to meet you
😊 Glad to meet you
😊 Good to meet you
😊 Pleased to meet you
😊 I've enjoyed meeting you
😊 Lovely to meet you
😊 It was nice meeting you

How to Encourage Some one?

Encourage people:

💪 You can do it!
💪 You'll be fine
💪 Keep up the good work
💪 Good job, I’m so proud of you!
💪 You're on the right track
💪 Don't give up!

REMEMBER

TELL THE TRUTH
- She thought he was saying the truth.❌
- She thought he was TELLING the truth.✔

Jaw Dropping!

New!

JAW-DROPPING = astonishing


🔹 The apartment is on sale for a jaw-dropping ten million dollars.

Cooped Up!

New!

COOPED UP = kept in a confined space

🔹️ It was great to stretch my legs after being cooped up on the plane for four hours.

🔹️ The poor birds were cooped up in tiny cages.

Crawl into bed!

CRAWL INTO BED 

= get into bed slowly or with difficulty because you're exhausted, unwell, or drunk

🔹 After her long shift Denise was too tired to have dinner. All she wanted to do was crawl into bed.

Phrasal Verb - Look After

High Frequency Phrasal Verbs

LOOK AFTER = take care of, be responsible for, sb or sth

🔹 Can you look after my dog while I'm on holiday?

🔹 Meg is an experienced babysitter. She has looked after children of all ages.

🔹 Who looks after the company's accounts?

You're welcome to join here!

New!

YOU'RE WELCOME TO (+ infinitive) .... = I'm/We're happy if you want to ....

🔹 You're welcome to stay for dinner.

🔹  I don't think you can fix my TV but you're welcome to try.

🔹  We're going to the cinema later. You're welcome to join us, if you like.

Know your stress!

Know your stress!

Pronunciation : NOBODY.

Stress the *first* syllable, not the second. Otherwise it sounds like you're saying "no body" 😱

🔸 There's nobody in the garden. Everybody's in the house.
🔸 There's no body in the garden. The police will look elsewhere.