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Puzzle_cecilia

, 05 2016 . 21:23 +
unnamed (300x300, 17Kb)
! Please meet your new friend, Cecilia.

puzzle_cecilia

- , . , ? , .

-, : , ( 21, ).

-, . 1066 , .

( ) 30%, 2/3 ( , 40%; 15%). , ?

the Cecilia rule . , .

puzzle_cecilia_rule

C E I, C [S].
C , [K].
: I Y. I Ȼ, Y ( ). ( ).

. I, Y [S].

, : C , . .

= mercenary []
( ) = merc []
He is a merc [], ( E/I/Y).

puzzle_mercs

= Spies vs. Mercs
. :

cash
cite
cot
cent
crane
co-pilot
cinema
curb
cycle
cuff
civil
cast
credit
puzzle_cent_coins

= I have a few Canadian 1¢ coins.
[ / / ]
:

cash [] =
cite [] =
cot [] = , // AmE O [], BrE [].
cent [] =
crane [] = ,
co-pilot [-] =
cinema [] = (BrE)
curb [] = / ;
cycle [] =
cuff [] =
civil [] = , ,
cast [] = ,
credit [] = ,
, K, S. , [], . C, , :

cite = []
K: kite.

puzzle_go_fly

Go fly a kite! = , .
- - , !
. , [], , . C, :

cue = [], , -.
!

, S. ? Sue. , .

puzzle_wait_for_my_cue

! = Wait for my cue Now!
! :

[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
.

[] = cord =
[] = circuit = , , // I, U
[] = cliff = ,
[] = cud = . AmE cod (). , , .
[] = rice =
[] = cake = ,
[] = cure = ,
[] = pace = , ,
[] = cider = , /
[] = kiss =
BONUS: THE CECILIA RULE AND THE LETTER G

puzzle_cecilia_g (300x300, 23Kb)
.

G E I (Y)? , . ? , .

puzzle_cecilia_g

! .

, G : , :

give [] =
get [] = , ,
gift [] = ,
geek [] = ,
. , .

puzzle_geek_girl

, - = Amy, the geek girl from Big Bang Theory
. :

gym
gape
gin
glib
giant
digest
huge
goddess
giraffe
gun
ginger
goofy
ledge
bag
grub
gibberish
puzzle_ginger

:

gym [] =
gape [] = , ( )
gin [] =
glib [] = , ,
giant [] = ,
digest [] = ; ( , "")
huge [] =
goddess [] =
giraffe [] =
gun [] = ( )
ginger [] = , ,
goofy [] = ,
ledge [] = , ,
bag [] =
grub [] = , ()
gibberish [] =
? (merc / mercenary). :

long = // G . .
longitude [] = // AmE . BrE .
G [], I, Y E.

puzzle_longitude

= Latitude and longitude
, :

GU [ ]
J []
GU qu, [kw] question. , GU [ ] . .

:

guest [] =
guitar [] =
guerilla [] =
joke [] =
puzzle_guest_guitar
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, 06 2016 . 19:47 +
I beg to differ -

Hi there
! ! . - -. . . (: buh-eks-irk)

?

puzzle_nope

-! = Nope.
. Just kidding! , .

, . -.

. , , 23 . . ,

, , -:

= No.
- = Nope.
-- = Nah
- = Uh-uh! ( - )
, ?

puzzle_nuh-uh-uh

! = Nah-uh-uh!
( - - )
:

puzzle_nope_no_way

--! -! = Nope! No way! Nah! No!
, .

Ш

, , , :

puzzle_im_afraid_i_dont_agree

, = Im afraid I dont agree.
, :

= Im not so sure about that.
! = Not necessarily.
:

puzzle_i_beg_to_differ

[ ] = I beg to differ.
, :

, = Yes, but
, = Pardon me, but / Excuse me, but
, :

puzzle_thats_not_how_i_see_it

= Thats not how I see it.
, . , , . -.

,

Its time to act with a bit of sass! - -. Time to open up a can of Bruce Lee on him (: ).

puzzle_oh_boy_here_we_go

, ! = Oh boy, here we go.
, , : , .

Oh boy! . Oh boy! . : , - .

: Oh, God! = !

.

puzzle_think_again

= My litter box has two clumps in it.
, ? = You come here expecting to sit down?
! = THINK AGAIN!
Think again! , .



? . . .

! =
! = Fat chance!
! = Pigs might fly!
, , .

puzzle_when_pigs_fly

, , ! = Sure hell pay for the drinks when pigs fly.
:

: , =I think he can win.
: , , = Yeah, and pigs may fly.
? . 11 . , . . , .
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, 19 2015 . 19:50 +
: ,


Okay guys,
here we go!

// , , !

. , , ! .

, . [- ]. , (little .., few ..). , , : .

:

, .. = little
, .. = few
, .. = a little
, .. = a few
puzzle_so_many_books_so_little_time

, = So many books, so little time. // - .., -s.
puzzle_there_is_little_you_can_learn_from_doing_nothing

, = There is little you can learn from doing nothing.
: [, ] .
- .. , . , , .
, . 15 . :

! ! = Hurry up! We have little time!
:

, . . = Relax, theres still a little time. Ill make us some coffee.
A little time , , . , ! - . ! , : 15 15 , .

, (15 ?) .

.

puzzle_so_few_friends

? Why do some of the nicest people have so few friends?
.. , => few.
, . , :

. = Throw a party and invite a few people.
.. , , , = > a few.
! little ( !), , :

= She has few friends.
() = She has little friends.
puzzle_very_little_people

= There are very little people in the store today.
"" ?

.
.







, , ( ). , .
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-

, 11 2015 . 22:49 +
: if it ain't broke, don't fix it
, ( ) . , ,

= All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. (: , ㅔ)
- . !

, aint.

. am not:

, ! = I aint listening, get off my back!
-, , . , , ( ) . .

:

puzzle_say_it_aint_so_joe

, , ! ! = Say it aint so, Joe! It just can't be true! // 1919 , .
. , , :

puzzle_if_you_are_so_smart_why_aint_you_rich

() , [ ] ? = If youre so (damn) smart, why aint you rich?
, , , aint, . , :

puzzle_they_hate_us_cause_they_aint_us

, . = They hate us cause they aint us. // cause = because
, I am not, they are not, " . , . .

? -. . : " " .

aint .

. , , , ! . :

, = I aint gonna watch The Mummy because it aint good.
! = It aint easy!
, = It aint necessarily so.
! -, -! = Well, now, aint that nice!
, , . ! . . :

puzzle_i_aint_no_educated_fool

, . , . = I know a lot of people think im dumb. Well, at least I aint no educated fool. // dumb, . , , .
, . .
puzzle_bad_boys_aint_no_good

, = Bad boys aint no good, but good boys aint no fun.
, , . , . aint (am not / is not / are not), have not / has not! ( ).

puzzle_you_aint_seen_nothing_yet

! ! = You aint seen nothing yet! (: !)
:

, . = Her husband dumped her, and she aint never been the same.
, aint have :

puzzle_aint_nobody_got_time_for_that

?! = Aint nobody got time for that! ( !)
:

= Aint nobody got
 = Aint nobodys business
:

! = They aint got a clue!
! , ! = Hah! I knew you aint got nothing to say!
, ghetto English "aint" there is / there are:

puzzle_aint_no_sunshine

, = Aint no sunshine when shes gone.
, = Aint nobody loves me better.
, . , lyrics + . youtube.

Q&A
Q1
240875kp: . , . A girl friend is a person who can help you find a girlfriend TO find. A girlfriend is a person who will kill you if you ask her to help you find a girl friend TO help"?

A1
Its the other way around ( ). to . , help.

. , help (let, see, watch, hear, feel). - - to -Δ.

:

= if you ask her to help YOU find ( help you to find)
That said ( ), TO help YOU, .

Q2
issey : : = Were gonna try and get . ? , and.

A2
Try to & Try and . ( ). .

. , . challenge (). / ( , , : she tried and stopped the train). , grammar nazi, .

( !) = Try to find some firewood.
( ) = Try and find some firewood.
. , . :

-, ! Try and make me!
. , ? ?

See you guys next time,

Yuri Zhdanov
Your friendly English expert
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, 03 2015 . 10:03 +

You are learning English. Of course you want to speak naturally, as if you were American or British. But how can you do this? Here are five tips to help.

1 - use "get"

"Get" is one of the most useful – and most used – words in the English language. English speakers use it all the time! Take a look at this example:


English Learner: What time did you arrive?
Native Speaker: What time did you get there?

"Get" has so many meanings. It can mean "take" or "buy".
English learners often have trouble using "get" to mean "become":


English Learner: I became angry when the train was late.
Native Speaker: I got angry when the train was late.

In fact, we generally use "get" for temporary situations and "become" for permanent situations.
Temporary: She got bored with the movie.
Permanent: Ralph became a doctor at age twenty-five.
Incorrect: Ralph got a doctor at age twenty-five.

2 - use "used to"

"Used to" is one of the most useful phrases in English, and it is even easy to pronounce. English learners often get confused when they try to substitute a phrase from their own language:

English Learner: Last time, I smoked a lot.
English Learner: I smoked a lot, but now, no.
Native Speaker: I used to smoke a lot.

Here’s a word of warning. There are two forms of ‘used to’ in English and they both have different meanings and grammatical structures:
Example 1: I used to be a policeman.
Example 2: I am used to eating spicy food.
In example 1, the meaning is "in the past, but not now". In example 2, the meaning is "familiar with".

3 - use "managed to"

Here is another phrase that does not translate easily into other languages. As a result, it is difficult for learners to start using. To manage to do something is to succeed in doing it. However, if you use the phrase "succeed" instead, the result sounds clumsy:

English Learner: Did you succeed to find the keys that you lost?
Native Speaker: Did you manage to find the keys that you lost?

4 - use "about to"

About to" is a little phrase that is surprisingly useful. Listen out for it and you will be surprised how often you hear it used. We use this phrase to show that something will happen soon. Here is how a native speaker might use it:

English Learner: I think it is going to rain soon.
Native Speaker: It looks like it’s about to rain.
English Learner: I can’t have another coffee. I am going soon.
Native Speaker: I don’t have time for another coffee. I’m about to go.

5 - don’t use "very"

Why not use "very"? It’s not incorrect at all, but using "very" actually prevents you from applying more descriptive vocabulary. For example, instead of saying "very large", why not say "huge"? Instead of saying the food is very good, why not say that it is absolutely delicious? Just to get you started, here are some more phrases that you can use instead of saying "very":
very good - terrific, fabulous, excellent
very bad - awful, terrible, dreadful
very small - tiny, microscopic
very old - ancient
very new - brand-new
very beautiful - gorgeous
very clean - spotless






















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Slow but sure , .
Sink or swim! - !
Small rain lays great dust .
Soon learnt, soon forgotten .
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark - .
Take us as you find us , .
Tastes differ .
Rain at seven, fine at eleven 7 , 11 . ( .)
Penny-wise and pound-foolish , ( ́ ).
No wisdom like silence .
No pains, no gains .
No news [is] good news .
Neither fish nor flesh , .
Neck or nothing , .
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-:

. . .

Well

You know

I mean


You know what I mean ,

Like

Sort of

. . .

:

. . .

Hello, hi

Good morning ( 12.00)

Good afternoon ( 18.00)

Good evening

Good night ,

Dear ( , )

Thank you, thanks

Please ( )

Welcome ( ),

Nice to meet you

Im sorry ( )

Sorry?

I regret ( )

I apolodize for ( )

Forgive me ( )

Excuse me ( )

Good bye, bye

See you

So long

Farewell

Bless you

Be well

Im embarassed

Grateful

. . .

:

. . .

Different things

I do what I like ,

Have time

Once upon a time ( )

After I spend sometime ,

How long does it take to go from to ? ?

It depends on

Country house ,

I want her to be ,

I have = I got have

Have rest

I had good rest

Lately

Starring in a movie

To fall in love

Not so important

At the same time

We never met before

Im happy with something -

He is happy with himself

I will do it myself

Do it yourself !

We will do it ourselves

I will be short

It is raining

It is windy

It is stuffy

Its a hold up

Its enough

Behind me

In good sense

as as

In fashion

Out of fashion

I am afraid I will have not time today to ,

It will be; It is; It was - , ( etc)

My birthday is on

They are of the same age

Its all the same

This time

He came to speak ,

I want you to go ,

Let him go

Lets go !

One can do it

Somebody can do it -

Should I go? ?

Should I do it? ?

One should

One should always remember

I dont know if I should go ,

One cant smoke here

One shouldnt talk like that

Or else ( )

Ask me another -

Who do you do it for? ?

So what? ?

It looks like -

It sounds like -

With all that

. . .

:

. . .

To try (tried) , , ( y i)

To miss ,

To torture ,

To go ,

To come ,

To sew

To act

To guess ,

To look like -

To spend time

To rehearse

To envy

To afraid

To perceive

To happen ,

To robe ,

To breathe

To praise

To scold

To realize -,

. . .

:

. . .

Plot

Stunt, stuntman

Torture

Whim

Mankind

Humanity

Society (́)

Peoples ( .. , )

man (), men (), woman (), women () , , :)

Sure

Rehearsal

Stranger ,

Foreigner

Breath

Locals, local people

Thief

Robbery

Beam, ray

Flight ,

Perception

Bullshit

Cuisine ( )

Local cuisine

Announcement

Item ,

Envy

Same (the same )

Goat

Billy goat

Sender

Voice-over

Realization

Consciousness

Subconsciousness

Short-term

Long-term

The elder (, )

The younger (, )

Each other

For each other

With each other

Without each other

About each other

. . .

:

. . .

In Moscow, to Moscow, from Moscow , ,

In the market

Far from you

On the table

Knock on the table

At school, at home , ( )

In the building ( -)

Between you and me

Between us

I do it for you

About you

About 3 minutes

I will meet you at 3 oclock

. . .

:

. . .

: go, look, take, put, get

Go

up

down

in

out

back

away (, )

Look

up

down

in

out

back

away

Take

up

down

in

out

back

away

. . .

:

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1700 17 .

(if) (when), :

If you go

When you go

. . .

:

. . .

To call , ,

To call back ,

To send (sent)

Give me a call

Call back later

Can I take a message? - ?

Can I leave a message? ?

Ask him to call me back

Text me sms

When can I call you? ?

Did somebody call me? - ?

. . .

:

. . .

Who saw you? ?

Who did you see? ?

Who understands you? ?

Who do you understand? ?

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- , . , .

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- More or less : :
Not too bad :
, I am very well, thank you ,
I am fine!
? What's new? What is the news? ? ?
? How are you? How are you getting on? : ? :
? How are you doing? How are things? : : ? :
() Hello, hi ',
! Good evening! :
! Good afternoon! :
! Good morning! :
On monday
! All the best! :
! Good bye!
See you :
Tomorrow '
So-so -
Couldn't be worse

Yes
No
Please
Thanks
Thank you
Could you :
It's all right :
Please, accept my apologies :, ' '
Young man
Young lady (miss) ()
Sir Ѹ
Mister n
Madam
() Sorry for
Entrance
Exit
No harm done
/ Open/ closed /
Forbidden
Excuse me
I beg your pardon : :
, () Please, forgive me :, '
( ) I am sorry
( ) Excuse me ':
! You are welcome! : :
( ) It's nothing (not at all) ( :)
Thank you in advance : :
() ! I must (would like to) thank you ( )
Thak you very much :
Thanks a lot for
Thank you for :
! Glad (nice) to meet you! () :
My name is
Let me introduce you to : ' :
May i introduce myself? '
Tell
Help
? Show?
Please :
Bring
Read :
Give
? May i ask you?
? May i ask you to ? :
? Will (would) you please, give me ? () : ,
? Do you mind ? :
? ( ) May i ?
? Can i ?
, Of course (sure) : ()
All right :
Ok (=okay)
I agree '
, Yes, you may (you can) , : (:)
I shouldn't (don't) mind ()
I cannot (i can't) ( )
( ), It's a pity (unfortunately), i can't ('),
It's impossible '
I forbid you to :
! By no means! :
May i invite you to ' :
The theatre '
Restaurant
My place
() Let's go to
With pleasure!
I don't mind
It's a pity
How well i understand you '
, Don't get upset, things do happen ',
Don't worry
You did it right
()! Just a moment (a minute) ( )
? What is your name? :
My name is
? How old are you? :
? When were you born? : :
? Where are you from? : :
I am from
? Where do you live? :
I live in
? What is your native language? :
- I speak :
English
Russian
French
Spanish
Italian
- ( -) I speak english (russian) a little bit : ()

? What are the fares? :
, One single and one return ticket for tomorrow, please ' : ', :
, , Two tickets to , please, for the six thirty pm Train , :, : :
I want to reserve tickets in advance ': ':
(, ) I must go and get a ticket for the train (plane, ship) : (, )
(, ) ? Where can i book a ticket for the train (plane, ship)? : (, )
I'd like to pay the fares in advance :
I'd like a ticket to the :
() Nonsmoker (smoker) ()
Slumber coach
( ) I'd like a lower berth
? How mane luggage pieces may i take free of charge? : : :
? Where can i check my luggage?
, Please, take my luggage to :,
? How does one get to the platform? :
? How long is it till the train departure? : ':
, I want a tiket for tomorrow flight to : '
What flights are there to ? :
- ? Is there any direct flight to For the day after tomorrow? ' : : '
Give me, please a seat by a window : : :
Where is the
Arrivals '
Departures ':
Luggage check-in
Eyquiry office (information desk) ' (' )
Toilet
When does the check-in begin? - '
The flight is delayed by two hours ' :
? Where can i return my ticket? :
? Where are boat tickets sold? :
What is the price of a passage to
( , ) I'd like the first (second, third) class cabin for two : (, ) : :

Passport control
Here are my passport and custom declaration
Here is my luggage
It is a private visit
It is a business trip
It is a turistic visit
I travel with a group
, Excuse me, i don't understand ,
I need an interpreter
Call for the head of the group
I will be met
Custom
I have nothing to declare
These are my personal items ()
This is a present ()
? What is to be mentioned in the customs declaration? '
? Where can i get my customs papers?

I'm seeking
My hotel
Touristic office
- Street phone
Chemists
Supermarket
Post office
Bank
? Where is the nearest police office
Where is the nearest? ?
Metro station
Bus stop
Petrol station
Police
Market
Bakery
Square
Street
( )? Which is the way to the post-office (police station)? - (': )
It's about ten minutes walk ' :
, (, ) It is far off You had better take a bus (taxi, car) : , (, )

? Where can i take a taxi?
, Call a taxi, please ,
? What does it cost to go to? ?
, ! This address , please () ,
Drive me
Drive me to the airport
Drive me to the station
Drive me to the hotel
Drive me to a good hotel
Drive to a cheap hotel
Drive me to the city center
Left
Right
I need come back
, Stop here, please ,
? What does it cost? ?
? Could you wait for me, please? , ?
? What bus must i take to reach Question :
? How often do the buses run?
What (how much) is the fare ti ? ( )
I need one ticket :
, ? Tell me,please, where i am to get off? : :

() Registration desk
? Do you have a room
? Single room
? Double room
I want to order a room
With bathroom
With shower
Not expensive
For one night
For a week
? How does it cost a night per a man
I pay in cash
I need an iron
Something wrong with light
- Something wrong with shower
- What's wrong with telephone? ?
, , 8 Wake me up, please at 8 o'clock ,
, , 21 272 Order a taxi, please for 10 o'clock

! Help! !
Call the police
Call for a doctor
/ I'm lost

Time
Today '
Yesterday
Tomorrow '
The day before yestarday :
The day after tomorrow :
Morning :
Day
Evening :
Night
Week :
Days of the week :
Monday
Tuesday :
Wednesday
Thursday Ѹ
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Month
January
February
March :
April
May
June :
July :
August :
September '
Octorber '
November '
December '
Year
Season :
Winter '
Spring
Summer
Autumn :
, Century
Leap year :
Tonight '
It is noon
It is midnight
( / ) It is six (am / pm) sharp ( / ) :
() It is ten minutes pas seven am (pm) : ( )
I haven't a watch
My watch is precise (keeps good time) (: )
By my watch
? What season is it now? :
, It's not so cold in england as in russia
? What is the weather today '
The weather is Today
Fine
Bright
Warm :
Sunny
Marvellous :
Rainy
Nasty
Frosty
Cold

I'd like to buy a suit for everyday wear : :
? What size is this sweater ':
I want to try on this dress
Underwear
Jeans :
Sweater ':
Skirt
Costume
Dress (frock) ()
Blouse
I want to buy
? How long do they keep this shop open? :
Cash-desk -
Foodstuffs :
Market :
? Will you reduce the price? : ':
It is free of charge (for nothing); gratis : : (: );
() It is too dear (cheap) : (:)
By metres
It costs
By the pound
By the piece :
? What does it cost?
It is sold
? What is the price?
I need a black t-shirt :
? What sport's shoes will you offer me? : :
I'd like to choose :
Soap
Toothpaste :
Shampoo
Show me, please : :
Let's go (do) shopping ()
We are short of : :
() We have run out of :
Meat :
Tinned food :
I need a piece of beef : : :
Let's buy some sausage and ham
Give me please ten eggs : :
? Where can we buy the fish? : ?
I need :
A head of cabbage
New potatoes '
I like fruits
, Give me please : :
One loaf of rye (brown) bread ()
Long loaf of white (wheat) bread (:)
? Is this bread new (fresh) or stale? () :

I want to order a table ::
Waiter ::
? Do you have free tables? : ?
Accept my order :
Specialty of the house
Beer :
Wine
? What year is the wine : :
Soup
Spaghetti
Macaronis :
Sendvich
/ () Cheese / sour cream (sour) : / ()
/ Tea / coffee : / :
Soluble coffee :
- Ettuce :
I do not eat meat : :
() Check please :

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18 Eighteen
19 Nineteen
20 Twenty
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100 One hundred ( )
101 One hundred and one
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