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2021-05-24 04:25:14 #TEST

Who's or Whose?


Do you know the difference between who’s and whose?

....... room is this on the first floor?

Ryan does not want to know ....... juice was spilled all over the brand new couch.

The new car in the driveway belongs to ....... mother?

What is the purpose of the doorman ....... day seems to pass by as he sits by the front desk?

.......responsible for this part of the project?

.......responsibility is it to finish this part of the project?

The computer was supposed to be .......?

.......the person that I should contact if I want to follow up with this interview?

.......paper did the professor like the most?

What was the reason for the mess?....... to blame?

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2021-05-23 07:07:55 #phrasal_verbs

8 REALLY USEFUL PHRASAL VERBS!
Come up with

If you “come up with” an idea, you think of it.

They came up with a solution to the problem.

If you “come up with” something, you produce or provide it to other people who want or need it.

If we don’t come up with the money by 6pm, they said they’d call the police.

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2021-05-22 10:36:24 #english_usage

By and with

By and with can show how something can be done.

By and with plays a different role in the active and passive voice, sometimes by can replace by with

And both answer the questions with HOW

How did you eat your food? With chopsticks or with fork

How did you go there? By bus...


Now think, which is correct

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2021-05-21 04:54:04 #phrasal_verbs

8 REALLY USEFUL PHRASAL VERBS!

Call off
If you “call something off ”, you cancel it.

He called the meeting off because three members of staff were sick.

If you “call off ” something that is already happening, you decide to stop it.

After six days, they called off the search for the missing crew members.

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2021-05-20 15:55:31 Share Your Reading

Her own mother is a regular cook at a school and that cook comes home in the afternoon with the rest of the food she cooks from school.
The son, who is studying in another school, waits on the veranda of the house waiting for the food to be brought when the mother returns from the school
To satisfy he's hunger, he need to eat the food that leftovers by the children of an another school
Today when the same son comes home to see his mother to his country, through the window of the plane he is reading the airport name as " *Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport* "



It is not our fault that we are born with nothing
But

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2021-05-20 09:56:36 Go away!

Do one!
Scarper!
Get lost!
Clear off!
Run along!
Bugger off!
On your bike!
Get out of here!
Sling your hook!
Get out my face!
Get away from me!

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2021-05-20 06:43:01 Did you know about them?

Famous brands' names and their meaning


Coca-Cola: The two main ingredients were Coca leaves and Cola berries.

Pepsi- Pay every pence spending on it

Google: Derived from 'googol' which means 1 followed by 100 zeros

Adidas: Named after owner Adolf Dassler whose nickname was Adi. Adi Dassler became Adidas.

Intel: Short for integrated electronics

Lego: Derived from Danish words 'Leg Godt', which means to 'play well'.

Amazon: CEO Jeff Bezos wanted a name starting with 'A'. He chose Amazon because it is the biggest river in the world, just what he wanted his company to be.

Skype: Originally the idea was 'Sky peer to peer', which later became Skyper and finally Skype.

Sony: Derived from the Latin word, 'Sonus' (meaning sound) and an American slang word, 'Sonny' (meaning bright youngster).

Volkswagen: Means 'People's car' in German.

Reebok: Derived from the Afrikaans spelling of an African Antelope, 'Rhebok'.

Starbucks: Named after a character in Moby Dick, Starbuck

Durex: Durable, Reliable and Excellence.

Fanta: The head of the German Coca-Cola team asked them to use their 'Fantasie' 
(imagination) to come up with the name. That did not take long though

Nivea: Derived from the Latin word 'Niveus', which means snow white.

HP (Hewlett Packard): William Hewlett and David Packard flipped a coin to decide whose name would come first.

Microsoft: A combination of the words Microcomputer and Software

Cisco: Not actually an acronym. They just removed San Fran from San Francisco.

Nikon: Short for Nippon Kogaku, which means 'Japanese Optical'

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2021-05-19 21:11:20 For every pain, we gained something if we know the lesson it has taught us. But once we refuse to overcome the challenges, we never know how strong we can be.

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