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●💛• _⁦⁦♡Vocab♡________ 📒Alacrity (noun) 📍Definition: «If you do something with Alacrity , you do it quickly and eagerly.»/ Eagerness 🐠 🐯اشتیاق /میل و رغبت. 🐤Exm : «He accepted the invitation with Alacrity.» 🐱او دعوت را با اشتیاق پذیرفت. 💛|#English 🛍|#vocab °•°🐥•°•°•°•°•°🐣°•°•°•°•°• ✨↻𝑗𝑜𝑖𝑛↷✨ ┏⊰✾✿✾⊱━━─━┓ @English_4U💛 ┗━─━━⊰✾✿✾⊱┛

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#listening #song Birds flying high You know how I feel Sun in the sky You know how I feel Breeze driftin' on by You know how I feel It's a new dawn It's a new day It's a new life For me And I'm feeling good I'm feeling good Fish in the sea You know how I feel River running free You know how I feel Blossom on a tree You know how I feel It's a new dawn It's a new day It's a new life For me And I'm feeling good Dragonfly out in the sun, you know what I mean, don't you know Butterflies all havin' fun, you know what I mean Sleep in peace when day is done, that's what I mean And this old world is a new world And a bold world For me For me Stars when you shine You know how I feel Scent of the…

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#Listening I’m Barbara Slavin. I’m a member of the Council and I direct a program on Iran at the Atlantic Council—a rival think tank, but I hope you won’t hold that against me. I am so excited to be doing this program. We have made so many mistakes in terms of U.S. policy toward Iran over the years it’s hard to count, but I think that the beginning of wisdom is to recognize some of those mistakes, some of those opportunities to look back at where we were. Hopefully it will help us formulate better policy toward Iran now and in the future. So this is a terrific series that the Council is doing and we have three phenomenal people to talk about “Lessons From History: The 1979 Iranian Revolution.” This meeting is on the record, so those of you who feel inclined to tweet or put it on Facebook go ahead, and I believe it’s also being livestreamed. Our speakers, you have their bios, but just briefly we have Dr. Ervand Abrahamian. He’s a distinguished professor of Iranian and Middle East history and politics at Baruch College, City University of New York. He is co-author of a book called Inventing the Axis of Evil: The Truth About North Korea, Iran, And Syria, and the author of The Coup: 1953, The CIA, and The Roots of Modern U.S.-Iranian Relations. Next we have Gary Sick, who I’m sure is familiar to many of you here as very active on this issue. He’s a senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Middle East Institute and an adjunct professor at the School of International and Public Affairs. He served on the National Security Council during the Iranian Revolution and the hostage crisis, working with Zbigniew Brzezinski and President Carter. And, of course, his experiences he has documented in several really interesting books, including All Fall Down: America's Tragic Encounter With Iran and October Surprise: America's Hostages in Iran and the Election of Ronald Reagan. And finally we have John Stempel, who is a senior professor at the University of Kentucky’s Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. He directed the school from 1993 to 2003, then served as associate director. But more to the point for our purposes, he was based in Iran as a U.S. diplomat from 1975 to 1979, and so he had on-the-ground experience watching U.S. policy being formulated, watching the shah, watching the revolution gather steam.

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_⁦⁦♡#idiom4U♡________ •| Have Egg On One's Face🍳|• ☔️•🔗 To be very embarrassed and feel stupid because of something you said or did. 📘•🔗 این اصطلاح زمانی به کار میره که ما از کاری که انجام دادیم احساس خجالت و یا حماقت بهمون دست میده [یه جورایی احساس ضایع شدن🤭] •|📓 معادل فارسی «سکه یه پول شدن/سنگ رو یخ شدن» •|✿ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ✿|• 🛍Exm : «You'll have egg on your face , if your plan doesn't work...» 🍋•|#English 🖇•|#idiom --Ꙭ------------------ ↝•°●♡@English_4U💛

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#Grammar time: 📗Used to + infinitive(فرم اصلی فعل) 📗Be or get used to + -ing ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ {Used to} : We use [used to + infinitive] to talk about a past situation that is no longer true. It tells us that there was a repeated action or state in the past which has now changed. از Used to + infinitive برای شرایطی که قبلا تکرار میشدن و الان متوقف شدند استفاده میکنیم. ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ Examples: 『🌿͜͡☕️』She used to be a long-distance runner when she was younger. او وقتی کوچکتر بود ، یک دونده ی استقامت بود. 『🌿͜͡☕️』I didn't use to sleep very well, but then I started doing yoga and it really helps. قبلا خوب نمیخوابیدم اما بعدا تمرین یوگا رو شروع کردم و خیلی بهم کمک میکنه. 『🌿͜͡☕️』Did you use to come here as a child? قبلا که بچه بودی اینجا میومدی؟ ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ {be used to and get used to} Be used to means 'be familiar with' or 'be accustomed to'. فعل Be used to به معنای آشنا بودن یا خو گرفتن (عادت داشتن)هست. ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ Examples: 『🌿͜͡☕️』She's used to the city now and doesn't get lost any more. او حالا شهر را می‌شناخت و دیگر گم نمیشد. 『🌿͜͡☕️』He wasn't used to walking so much and his legs hurt after the hike. او به زیاد پیاده روی کردن عادت نداشت و پاهایش بعد از پیاده روی آسیب دید. 『🌿͜͡☕️』I'm a teacher so I'm used to speaking in public. من یک معلمم پس به صحبت کردن در اجتماع عادت دارم. ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ We use "get used to" to talk about the process of becoming familiar with something.   از got used to واسه صحبت کردن درباره ی فرایند(جریان) آشنا شدن با چیزی استفاده میکنیم. ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ Examples: 『🌿͜͡☕️』I'm finding this new job hard but I'm sure I'll get used to it soon. این شغل برایم دشوار است اما مطمئنم که به زودی به آن عادت خواهم کرد. 『🌿͜͡☕️』It took my mother years to get used to living in London after moving from Pakistan. سالها طول کشید که بعد از نقل مکان کردن از پاکستان، مادرم به زندگی در لندن عادت کند. 『🌿͜͡☕️』I'm getting used to the noise now. I found it really stressful when I first moved in. الان دارم به صدا عادت میکنم. وقتی که تازه به اینجا اسباب کشی کردم خیلی برایم نگران کننده بود. ◦•●◉✿🐲✿◉●•◦ Be used to and get used to are followed by a 'noun', 'pronoun' or the '-ing' form of a verb, and can be used about the past, present or future. افعال Get used to و Be used to بعد از اسم ، ضمیر و یا فعل همراه با ing میان و میتونن در زمان گذشته ، حال یا آینده بکار برده بشن. #English #Grammar #Beginner #انگلیسی #گرامر 📚آزمون این بخش در پست بعدی... ════↬[📖]↫════ 🌱join⇶ @English_4U ‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌

#Grammar test🌝 1. She ....... in a bank but she left and got a job as a gardener. used to work used to working got used to work ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 2. Since we had the baby I ...... much sleep. 'm not used to get 've got used to not getting used to get ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 3. How's the new job?...... it yet? Are you used to Did you use to Do you used to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 4. Before I retired I ..... have much time to read. used to got used to never used to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 5. The engine noise was deafening but the driver ...... it. was used to used to didn't use to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 6. Our house is on a steep hill, but I .... the walk after a month of living here. get used to got used to used to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 7. Don't worry! You ...... in the city centre after a while. 'll used to live 'll get used to living 'll get used to live ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 8. When we were at university, we ...... have to write an essay a week. got used to used to were used to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 9. I always hated the cold weather but I ...... it when I lived in Russia. get used to got used to used to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 10. We ...... much positive feedback about our old product, but the new formula is really successful. didn't use to get weren't used to get didn't use to getting ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 11. I work from home so I ...... people around me all day. 'm not used to have 'm used to not having used to having ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 12. I heard Eliza got promoted! ..... her as your boss yet? Are you used to having Did you used to have Are you used to have ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 13. You've stopped hiking? But why? You ...... all the time. used to go got used to go used to going ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 14. I've been a nurse for two years but I don't know if I ...... night shifts. 'll ever used to work 'll get used to work 'll ever get used to working ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 15. Even though I loved my old job, I ...... the long hours. couldn't be used to couldn't get used to couldn't use to ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ۸ـــــہـ•🍓🌿• 16. I ...... the guitar but I don't have time now. got used to playing used to playing used to play ---------------------------- #English #Grammar #Beginner #انگلیسی #گرامر پاسخ سوالات ، روز بعد در گروه Thanks for being with us🌹🍃 ╭┄═•✨🛴☁️•═┄╮   @English_4U ╰┄═•☁️🛴✨•═┄╯

SURAT AL BAQARAH 🌷82 - and those who have faith and do righteous deeds they shall be the inhabitants of paradise , they shall remain in it forever . #VOCAB: 🌷faith : فیث ایمان 🌷righteous : رایچس صالح 🌷deeds : دیدز رفتار , کردار 🌷inhabitant : این هَبٍتنت ساکن , اهل 🌷paradise : پَردایس بهشت 🌷remain : رٍمِین 🌸➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #listening #Quran_lessons

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_⁦⁦♡#phrasal_verb♡________ •|📒Fall About 📕•🔗 Definition : «To laugh without being able to stop» 📓•🔗 از خنده روده بر شدن/خندیدن بدون توقف [🤣] 📔Exm : we fell about when we saw him. 🍋•|#English 🖇•|#phrasal_verb --Ꙭ------------------ ↝•°●♡@English_4U💛

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BOB'S DAY AT WORK Bob works as a manager Bob works as a manager in a furniture store. Peter, his boss, is not happy about sales. Bob's new advertising campaign hasn't helped. Peter decides to fire him. Peter: Bob, I hate to break the news, but our sales were down again last month. Bob: Down again, Peter? Peter: Yeah. These days, everybody's shopping at our competition, Honest Abe's Furniture Store. Bob: But everything in there costs an arm and a leg! Peter: That's true. They do charge top dollar. Bob: And their salespeople are very strange. They really give me the creeps! Peter: Well, they must be doing something right over there. Meanwhile, we're about to go belly-up. Bob: I'm sorry to hear that. I thought my new advertising campaign would save the day. Peter: Let's face it: your advertising campaign was a real flop. Bob: Well then I'll go back to the drawing board. Peter: It's too late for that. You're fired! Bob: What? You're giving me the ax? Peter: Yes. I've already found a new manager. She's as sharp as a tack. Bob: Can't we even talk this over? After all, I've been working here for 10 years! Peter: There's no point in arguing, Bob. I've already made up my mind. Bob: Oh well, at least I won't have to put up with your nonsense anymore! Good-bye to you and good-bye to this dead-end job. Peter: Please leave before I lose my temper! #Listening #conversation1

#Listening #conversation1 ==================================== Words slangs and idioms break the news (to someone): to tell someone some important news, usually bad news. The doctor had to break the news to Jane about her husband's cancer. I hope that the doctor broke the news gently. costs an arm and a leg : To be very expensive top dollar:A very large amount of money give me the creeps :If someone or something gives you the creeps, they make you feel nervous, afraid or uncomfortable. `This place gives me the creeps,' said Romira. For no good reason, he gave me the creeps go belly-up : To break or malfunction; to die, fall apart, or cease to work. save the day: To manage to produce a good result or make something successful when failure or misfortune seem imminent. a real flop: A very bad result. giving me the ax: to dismiss someone from employment as sharp as a tack: Intelligent and a quick-thinker. put up with :To abide or endure someone or something that one finds unpleasant, inconvenient, or annoying. I don't know how you put up with John—he's such a loudmouth! dead-end job: A job with little or no hope of advancement or increased pay.