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2021-12-20 07:00:15 To spend a fortune

Means to spend a great amount of money.

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2021-12-20 06:01:07 THE WEATHER


RAIN

drizzle
showers
rain
downpour
flood


CLOUDS

cloudy
gloomy
foggy
overcast
clear


WIND

breeze
blustery
windy
gale
hurricane

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2021-12-19 16:22:16 Expression time

Binominal Expressions

sick and tired

to be angry or bored with something that has been happening for a long time

I'm sick and tired of your excuses

more or less

mostly, approximately, almost

It's 250 kilos, more or less

give and take

possibly a little more or less than the amount or time mentioned

It costs 100$, give and take

pros and cons

advantages and disadvantages

Each technology has its pros and cons

short and sweet

surprisingly short but pleasant

This morning's meeting was short and sweet

soon or later

at some time in the future

Don't worry, soon or later your cat will come home

by and large

generally

By and large, the people of this state arent happy with the governor's policies

now and then

from time to time

We go to the library now and then, but not as often we should

on and off

happening or existing some of the time

I've had toothache on and off for a couple of months

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2021-12-19 14:26:02 . Grammar Lesson

Except vs Except for

We use except(for) to introduce the only thing(s)or person/ people that a statement does not include:

Examples

The price of the holiday includes all meals except(for) lunch.

Everyone seemed to have been invited except for Mrs wood Ford and me.

I had no money to give him except (for)the few coins in my picket.

Note: we use except,not except for, with to-infinitives,and that-clauses:


Examples

I really need to go into the city center except to do some shopping.

We usually use except before prepositions,bare infinitives,and that-clauses including those where the word that is left out. However,informally except for is something also used,although this is grammatically incorrect:

Examples

There is likely to be rain everywhere today except in wale.

There is nothing more the doctor can do except keep an eye on him.

They look just like the real thing,except (that) they are made of plastic.

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Delayed
She’s going to be delayed. The traffic is bad.

Held up
I’ve been held up by the snow. I’ll be there in an hour.

Behind
You’re really behind with that. It should have been finished last week.

Overdue
His library books were overdue, so he had to pay the fine.

Tardy
They were punished for their tardy arrival in class.

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2021-12-19 05:00:22 Very Cold Freezing

Very Excited Thrilled

Very Crowded Bustling

Very Dirty Filthy

Very Cute Adorable

Very light luminous

Very rich wealthy

Very detailed meticulous

Very crowded bustling

Very weak frail



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