𝔼𝕟𝕘𝕝𝕚𝕤𝕙 𝕍𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕓𝕦𝕝𝕒𝕣𝕪 ENGLISH VOCABULARY C1

2021-06-22 19:04:57 2018-yildan beri eng sara kanallarni ulashib kelayotgan «TURKISTON JAMOASI» bugun ham faqat eng saralarini sizlarga ilinmoqda.
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2021-06-20 09:11:15 SOUND LIKE A NATIVE SPEAKER
#COLLOCATIONS

KEEP A PROMISE - [ to fulfill your promise ]

KEEP A SECRET - [ to not tell anyone else information that is meant to be a secret ]

KEEP GOING -[ to continue doing something ]

MAKE A NOTE OF SOMETHING -
[ to write down something as a reminder so that you don't forget it ]

PLATONIC RELATIONSHIP -
[ a relationship that is friendly ]

PAINFULLY SLOW - [ extremely slow ]

START UP A BUSINESS - [ create/start a business ]

TAKE A GAP YEAR - [ to spend a year between leaving school and starting university on working and/or traveling ]

TAKE A BREAK = HAVE A BREAK - [ to have a short period of time to rest, eat, drink, go to toilet, etc ]

UNDER PRESSURE - [ in a state of anxiety or stress, usually because of having too much work to do ]

WARM WELCOME - [ a kind and friendly way you greet someone that makes them feel comfortable ]

WELL WORTH - [ be certainly deserving of something or doing something ]

WORKING CONDITIONS - [ the conditions which are connected with your job,{atmosphere of workplace} ]

LOSE HOPE - [ to no longer believe that something might be possible ]

LOSE INTEREST - [ to stop being interested in something ]

KEEP YOUR TEMPER - [ to refrain from becoming angry/to stay calm and not get angry ]

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2021-06-16 11:53:13 COLLOCATIONS

A STREAMING COLD -
[ a heavy cold ]

ACADEMIC YEAR - [ the time during a year when the school is open and students are studying ]

ANCIENT/ HISTORIC MONUMENT-
[ a very old building, especially one that is an important part of a country's history and is open to visitors ]

A SURGE OF ANGER - [ a powerful rush of an emotion or feeling of anger ]

A SENSE OF HUMOUR - [ a person's ability to perceive humour or appreciate a joke ]

ABSOLUTELY/UTTERLY WRONG -
[ completely wrong/incorrect ]

ABUSE DRUGS - [ to use illegal drugs in a way that is harmful to your health ]

ACCEPT A DEFEAT - [ to accept the fact that you cannot succeed in doing something and stop trying to do it ]

ACCEPT A CHALLENGE - [ to agree to do something difficult ]

ANSWER THE DOOR - [ to go and open the door after someone
knocks or rings the doorbell ]

ASK FOR ADVICE -
[ to ask someone about what you should do or how you should act in a particular situation]

ASK FOR DIRECTIONS -
[ to ask somebody to show you the way to a particular place ]

#Collocations
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2021-06-16 11:41:38 WHAT IS A COLLOCATION?

A collocation is a pair or group of two or more words that are often used together by native speakers.

Here are some simple examples:

We say:
Blond hair - Yellow hair
Make mistakes - Do mistakes
Heavy rain - Strong rain
A fast car - A quick car

When we make mistakes with collocations, the listeners will usually understand us but our English won't sound natural because it's different from how a native speaker would talk. Therefore, if you want your English to sound natural like native speakers, you have to make efforts to learn collocations since they are difficult to guess. Open / Comment

2021-06-15 19:37:17 2018-yildan beri eng sara kanallarni ulashib kelayotgan «TURKISTON JAMOASI» bugun ham faqat eng saralarini sizlarga ilinmoqda.
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2021-06-12 10:37:12 PHRASAL VERBS with definition
Part(4):

PUT OFF [ delay doing something ]

SET UP [ arrange/ organize something ]

TAKE UP [ start a new hobby ]

THROW AWAY [ get rid of something]

MAKE UP [ invent something ]

TURN DOWN [ refuse /reject something /someone ]

TURN ON [ start an electrical device ]

WAKE UP [ make someone stop sleeping ]

WRITE DOWN
[ write something on paper ]

PULL DOWN [ demolish / destroy something ]

DO UP [ restore/ decorate something ]

COME ACROSS [ find by chance ]

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2021-06-08 22:44:02 PHRASAL VERBS with definition
Part(3):

BRING UP
[ look after a child until he is an adult ]

BRING UP
[ mention something ]

CARRY OUT
[ perform an action ]

CLEAN UP
[ clean something thoroughly ]

FILL IN
[ out write information in a form ]

FILL UP
[ make something completely full ]

GET BACK [ find/get something after it has been last / taken ]

GIVE UP
[ stop doing something ]

HAND OUT
[ distribute something ]

LEAVE OUT
[ not include something /someone ]

LET OUT
[ release something/ someone ]

LOOK UP
[ find information, e.g. in a dictionary ]

PICK UP
[ take hold of something and lift it ]

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2021-05-31 22:02:36 Phrasal verbs with definition
(part2):

KEEP UP WITH
[ keep the same pace as others ]

LOOK AFTER
[ take care of someone ]

LOOK FOR
[ try to find, search ]

LOOK FORWARD TO
[ be excited about something in the future ]

LOOK INTO
[ examine something carefully ]

LOOK UP TO
[ respect and admire someone ]

RUN INTO
[ meet someone by chance ]

RUN OUT OF
[ not have any left ]

STAND FOR
[ mean, represent ]

TAKE AFTER
[ be similar to an older relative ]

TURN INTO
[ become something else ]

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