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1) daily bread -
2) bread and butter - ,
3) a bread-and-butter letter -
4) a breadwinner -
5) the best thing since sliced bread -
6) half a loaf is better than no bread at all -
7) have one's bread buttered on both sides -
8) to know on which side one's bread is buttered -
9) to live on the breadline -
10) make one's bread -
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to be normal people -
no conversations -
about memory or RAM - RAM
Memory IS RAM - RAM
Random-access memory (RAM) -
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“-ing”, “-ed”. “-ing”, “-ed”. ?
– , «?», «?», «?» . , « », «» , «?» «» — ? – .
“-ing”, “-ed”. , interesting/interested, boring/bored, tiring/tired . ? , . , , “-ing”, , , “-ed” .
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• – «» , , , , “-ing” - My job is interesting.
• – «» , , “-ed” - I’m notinterested in my job.
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• – The film was disappointing ( ).
• – We were disappointed with the film ( ).
• – The news was shocking ( ).
• , – We were shocked when we heard the news ( ).
, :
• boring/bored
• interesting/interested
• tiring/tired
• satisfying/satisfied
• depressing/depressed
• surprising/surprised
• disappointing/disappointed
• shocking/shocked
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1. At the crack of dawn - C
2. At the eleventh hour -
3. A month of Sundays -
4. From dawn to dusk - O
5. For donkey's years - ,
6. For the first time -
7. From time to time -
8. How time flies! !
9. In due course / time -
10. In the nick of time -
11. It's only a matter of time -
12. In good time - ,
13. In time - ( , )
14. In a flash / a twinkling -
15. It beats my time -
16. It is only a matter / question of time -
17. Lost time is never found again. -
18. Once in a blue moon -
19. On the dot - ,
20. Over time -
21. On time - ( )
22. (Only) time tell ()
23. The small hours -
24. The darkest hour is just before the dawn. -
25. To keep goo time - ( ),
26. To go with the times - ,
27. Take your time! - () !
28. Time is money - -.
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1) ,
I’m going your way. – .
Can you show me the way to the airport? – ?
Do you know the shortest way to the sea? – ?
He got lost on his way here. – .
We lost our way. – .
He slept all the way. – .
way in –
way out – ( )
Is there any other way out of this building? – ?
I can see no way out for us. – .
2) ,
long way from here –
You have long way to go. – .
to come long way – ) ; )
has come long way in his work. – .
3) ,
Which way is Broadway? – ?
Which way are you going? – ?
Which way is the wind blowing? – ?
Look this way. – .
This way, please. – , .
wrong way –
This is one-way street. – .
4) ( )
In a way, you are right. – .
This was wrong in every way. – .
WAY
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5) , ,
American way of life –
In what way can I get this information? –
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One way or another, you’ll find him. – , .
There is no other way to do it. – .
She spoke with me in a friendly way. – .
No way! – ! ( ! !)
Dad, I wanna go to the movies. – No way! – , . – !
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I like the way you dance. – , .
I don’t like the way you treat me. – , .
This is the way to do it. – .
Decent people don’t act that way. – .
Do it any way you like. – , .
Have it your way. – .
The coffee is hot, just the way I like it. – , , .
That’s the way it works. – .
That’s the way it goes. – .
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The way we were. – .
«» :
by the way – ,
Just the other way around! – !
Get out of the way! – ! !
to get under way – ( – ; way
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His work is well under way. – .
to have way with – , ( )
She has way with kids. – .
to come one’s way – ,
This is the best example that has come my way. – ,
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7) , , ,
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They are ahead of us, way ahead. – , .
I feel way better today. – .
You pay him way more than he deserves. – ,
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If this evening -
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you need to pretend -
to be normal people -
no conversations -
about memory or RAM - RAM
Memory IS RAM - RAM
Random-access memory (RAM) -
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1. - (-), - (-).
Well anyway . – «» « ». Anyway - , . , anyway .
2. ,
, , . .
In short/in a word/ in brief –
As far/ as to –
To say nothing of –
First of all/ above all –
What’s more –
By the way (how much is the fish) –
Look here –
After all –
Just for the record –
And so on/ and so forth –
If I’m not mistaken –
In other words –
On the contrary –
The thing is –
3. .
Hi, hello, bye good-bye – . .
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How are you today ( )
bye-bye (-)
see you later ( )
see you soon ( )
till next time ( )
good luck ()
see ya (, )
farewell (! – )
take care ( )
talk to you later ( )
until we meet again ( )
I’ll be back ( – )
4. ,
, – Really? : «, , ? !».
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Maybe ()
Yes, sure (, )
You are right ( )
It can hardly be so ( )
Very well ( )
Most likely ( )
Most unlikely ( )
Not a bit! / No such thing ( )
I believe so / suppose so (, )
I doubt it ()
Naturally ()
No way ( )
Exactly so ( )
Quite so ( )
I agree with you ( )
I’m afraid so (, )
In a way / to a certain extent ( - )
No doubt ()
No go / nothing going (, )
What’s the idea of ( )
Not for a moment ( )
Nowhere near ( )
5.
. – !
I’m so sorry ( )
I beg your pardon ( )
I’m sorry, I can’t (, )
I’m glad to see you ( )
It’s very kind of you ( )
It does you credit ( )
Thank you anyway ( )
Not at all ( )
Thank you in advance ( )
Don’t mention it ( )
May I help you? ( )
You are welcome ( )
No problem/ that’s ok/son’t worry about it ( , )
This way, please (, )
I’m sorry, I didn’t catch you (, )
After you ( )
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1) :
a few —
a little —
a lot of —
a great deal of —
a good deal —
as a rule —
as a result —
as a matter of fact —
at a speed of —
at a time when —
for a while —
for a long (short) time — ()
in a low (loud) voice — ()
to be in a hurry —
to go for a walk —
to have a cold —
to have a good time —
to have a mind —
to have a look —
to have a smoke —
to have a rest —
to take a seat —
to tell a lie —
It is a pity. — .
It is a pleasure. — .
It is a shame! — !
What a shame! — !
👉 2) :
by the way —
in the morning —
in the afternoon —
in the evening —
in the country — ,
in the past —
in the present —
in the future —
in the distance —
in the plural —
in the singular —
in the street —
just the same —
on the one hand…on the other hand — …
on the right (left) — ()
n the whole — ,
out of the question — ,
the other day — ( )
the day after tomorrow —
the day before yesterday —
to go to the theatre (the cinema) — ()
to go to the country —
to pass the time —
to play the piano (guitar, violin, etc) — (, .)
to tell the truth — , , — to tell a lie
to tell the time — ,
to the right (left) — ()
What is the time? — ?
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, :
to ask permission —
to be in bed — ,
to be at home —
to be at school —
to be at table — ( )
to be in town —
to be on holiday —
to declare war —
to go by water (air, sea, land) — (, , )
to go home —
to go to bed —
to go to school — ()
to go to sea —
to go to town —
to keep house —
to leave school —
to leave town —
to make haste —
to make use of —
to play chess (cards, football, tennis, hockey, etc.) — (, , , ..)
to take care —
to take part —
to take place —
to go/(travel, come, arrive) by bus/(car, boat, ship, plane, air, train — (, ) (, , , )
at breakfast (dinner, lunch, supper) — (, , )
at hand —
at home —
at night —
at peace —
at present —
at school — ( )
at sunrise —
at sunset —
at table —
at war —
at work —
by air —
by chance —
by day —
by hand —
by heart —
by land —
by sea —
by mail —
by means of —
by mistake —
by name —
by night —
by phone —
by post —
by train (tram, boat, bus, taxi ..) — (, , , ..)
in conclusion —
in debt —
in detail —
in fact —
in mind —
in time —
in trouble —
on board —
on business —
on credit —
on deck —
on foot —
on holiday —
on sale —
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aa-a a y a y . Xa in the internet! a a y a a. a aa on the internet.
a a — ON the internet. a? ? y a a — ON the internet.
T a a a , a a y a:
I saw this gif of a cat on Facebook - y y a y
She follows me on Twitter - a
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1) Gravy train – o, oo. o o “ride a gravy train”, :
My brother has been riding the gravy train ever since he married his wife, whose family owns one of the largest oil companies in the world.
2) Trainwreck - o oo o - «ooo o», ooo o oo o o o oo oo, oo o.
3) Maggot wagon/roach coach – oo o o .
4) Railroad a bill/resolution – o, oo ooo.
5) Train wrangler – o x . o, oo o o o .
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Anything else? — o- ?
Are you sure you want to do this? — B , o xo o a?
Go straight on! — o !
I agree with you — oa Ba
I am glad to see you! — Pa Ba !
I am not sure —
I know a few phrases in English — a oo a a ao
I promise! — Oa!
I will do it myself — a o a
If necessary — oao
No way — oo, o , o, a o
Nothing's wrong? — o o?
Right you are! — ao o!
So far so good — oa oao / xooo
What a pity! — Ka a!
What about a cup of tea? — Ka a a a?
What are you looking for? — o B ?
What does this word mean? — o oaa o oo?
What happened? — o o?
You are right! — B a!
You are welcome! — (oo o a aoao)
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Calm down. — .
Coffee? If it is no bother. — ? .
Come on. Let's get this over with. — .
Do you want me to help you? You bet! — , ? !
Don't be silly. — . .
Don't mention that. — .
Don't worry, I can make it on my own. — He , .
Don't worry. Relax. — He . . .
Get lost. — .
Get out of my way. — .
Hear me out! — !
Here's what we'll do. — .
I couldn't reach you. — .
I don't give a damn. — .
I don't mind. — .
I haven't given it much thought. — .
I mean it. — .
I meant only the best. — .
I think so. — .
I want to buy your house. I mean it. — . .
It beats me. — .
It makes things easier. — .
It never crossed my mind that we would find this treasure. - , .
It never occurred to me to ask where she'd been. - , .
It serves you right. — .
It was not that he didn't love her. — He , .
It's going to be all right. — .
It's not that I want to stay here. — , .
Let happen whatever would happen. — , .
Let's get to the point. Let's hold to reason. — .
No reason in particular. — . .
Not likely. Unless you want to continue our discussion.- , . .
So far so good. — .
Sounds good to me. — .
Suit yourself, but I've got a work to do and I won't go to Paris. - , - , .
Suit yourself. — . . , .
Tell him whatever you want, I don't give a shit. - , — .
Tend to your own affairs. — . .
That's the whole point. — - .
Think it over. — .
Time's up. — .
Whatever is to be will be. — , .
Why do you ask? No reason in particular. — ? .
You are on the right track. — . .
You bet! — !
You have a point there. — . .
You know better than that. — .
You'll hear from me. — .
You'll make it. — .
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2. : «The sixth sick sheik‘s sixth sheep‘s sick" ( )
3. indivisibility i 6
4. rhythm – 1
5. «The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog» .
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to love blindly -
to love dearly -
to love deeply -
to love passionately -
to love really, very much -
LOVE :
to be in love (with) - ()
to be out of love (with) - , (),
undying / unrequited love - /
fall in love -
fall out of love (with smb.) - (-.)
to do smth. with loving care - -.
to marry for love -
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for love - , -
love at first sight -
love's young dream -
blind / limitless / platonic love - / /
my love - , ; ()
unrequited love -
loveless -
love-affair - , , ,
amour - ; . ,
LOVE :
love - . , (. )
at love - "" ( )
by two to love - 2:0
love all - "" ( 0 : 0)
LOVE:
all is fair in love and war -
babe of love (babe ( child) of love) - ,
be fathoms deep in love - ;
calf love - ,
cupboard love - ,
love cannot be compelled (love cannot be compelled ( forced)) -
love in a cottage -
love is never without jealousy -
love is the mother of love (love is the mother of love (love begets love)) - ()
what a love of a child / man / dress - ! ( , , . .)
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Anxious -
Bored –
Cautious - ,
Confused -
Curious -
Depressed - ,
Determined - , ,
Disappointed -
Exhausted - ,
Frustrated – ,
Guilty – ,
Happy -
Hurt -
Indifferent - , ,
Joyful - ,
Loving -
Satisfied - ,
Shy - ,
Stubborn -
Suspicious - ,
Thoughtful - ,
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Well, nobody’s perfect. - ( “ ”)
There’s no place like home. - ( “ ”, 1939)
I’ll be back. - ( )
Love means never having to say you’re sorry. - ( “ ”, 1970)
The greatest thing you´ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return. - , ( )
I think I have monogamy. I caught it from you. - , ! (Sex and the city)
A woman’s heart is an ocean of secrets. - - (Titanic)
A life without love is no life at all. - - (Ever After)
What do you want to marry me for anyhow? So I can kiss you anytime I want. - ? . (Crazy Beautiful)
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Top words for your JOB INTERVIEW RESUME |
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length of service —
duty — ,
'contract —
company —
branch — , ;
firm —
enterprise — ();
free enterprise —
works / plant / factory — ,
aircraft factory —
automobile works —
steelworks —
electric power plant —
oil refinery — (refine – )
coal mine —
engineering works —
shipyard —
cer'tificate — , ; (); (.)
degree —
employer —
interview —
job —
job advertisement —
job center —
earn — 1. 2.
to earn much money —
to earn ones living —
living — 1. 2. , 3. ,
What do you do for a living? — ?
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earnings — (,
wages —
salary —
pay — ,
fee — ;
income tax —
rate of pay —
reference — 1. 2. , 3. (a reference book – )
to have a good references —
resume —
work permit —
profession —
occupation —
trade — ;
qualification —
specialist —
amateur —
construction worker —
foreman — ; ;
joiner —
fitter —
turner —
welder —
electrician —
lawyer —
scientist —
shop assistant —
programmer —
waitress —
waiter —
personnel manager —
head of the sales department —
assistant director —
accountant —
nurse — , ,
official —
chief —
wash dishes —
pick fruit and berries —
repair cars —
operate a computer —
do any work —
employer —
employee —
unemployed / jobless / out-of-work / man out of occupation —
unemployment —
dismissal —
lose (lost, lost) one’s job —
to fire — ;
to be fired —
resignation —
dole — ; , ; ,
to go on the dole / to be on the dole —
to go bust —
redundance - 1. , 2. 3.
redundance among clerks —
redundance fund —
allowance — 1. (, ), 2.
family allowance —
lump-sum allowance —
Using the right words to talk about yourself in a job interview or on your resume/CV will help you to get the job! There’s nothing secret about this. If you learn the right words, you will sound more impressive to the employer than someone who is not using these words. Sound accomplished in your next interview by pulling out the impressive words from today’s video. I’ll teach you how to use words like committed, implement, launch, and many more. Enhance your vocabulary now, and GET THAT JOB!
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activity [æktˈɪvɪti]
ancient [ˈeɪːnʃənt]
architecture [ˈɑːkɪtɛktʃə]
arrive [ərˈaɪv]
art gallery [ˈɑːt gˈæləri]
attraction [ətrˈækʃən]
beautiful [bjˈuːtəfl]
breathtaking [brˈeθtɛɪːkɪŋ]
business district [bˈɪznəs dˈɪstrɪkt]
castle [kˈɑːsl]
church [tʃˈɜːtʃ]
close [klous]
continue on [kəntˈɪnju w̆ɒn]
custom [kˈʌstəm]
customary [kˈʌstəməri]
dangerous [dˈeɪːndʒərəs]
depart [dɪpˈɑːt]
devastating [dˈevəstɛɪːtɪŋ]
en route [ˈɒŋ rˈuːt]
enjoy [ɪndʒˈɔɪː]
enormous [ɪnˈɔːməs]
entertainment district [ɛntətˈeɪːnmənt dˈɪstrɪkt]
event [ɪvˈent]
exception [ɪksˈepʃən]
exhibition [ɛksɪbˈɪʃən]
expect [ɪkspˈekt]
extensive [ɪkstˈensɪv]
fascinating [fˈæsɪnɛɪːtɪŋ]
gorgeous [gˈɔːdʒəs]
grocery store [grousəri stˈɔː]
heritage [hˈerɪtɪdʒ]
highlight [hˈaɪlaɪːt]
international [ɪntənˈæʃənl]
legend [lˈedʒənd]
lobby [lˈɒbi]
locals [louklz]
location [ləʊːkˈeɪːʃən]
lovely [lˈʌvli]
magnificent [mægnˈɪfɪsn̩t]
map [mˈæp]
market [mˈɑːkɪt]
monument [mˈɒnjʊmənt]
museum [mjuzˈɪəːm]
necessities [nɪsˈesɪtiz]
original state [ərˈɪdʒənl stˈeɪːt]
permit [pˈɜːmɪt]
photograph [foutəgrɑːf]
popular [pˈɒpjʊlə]
postcard [poustkɑːd]
prevalent [prˈevələnt]
proceed [prəsˈiːd]
questions or concerns [kwˈestʃənz ɔː kənsˈɜːnz]
raise a hand [rˈeɪːz ə hˈænd]
recommend [rɛkəmˈend]
reconstructed [rikənstrˈʌktɪd]
refer [rɪfˈɜː]
relax [rɪlˈæks]
request [rɪkwˈest]
restaurant district [rˈestrɒnt dˈɪstrɪkt]
restored [rɪstˈɔːd]
ritual [rˈɪtʃʊəːl]
safe [sˈeɪːf]
scenery [sˈiːnəri]
scenic [sˈiːnɪk]
shopping district [ʃˈɒpɪŋ dˈɪstrɪkt]
show someone around [ʃou sˈʌmwʌn ərˈaʊːnd] -
sit back [sˈɪt bˈæk] ,
stairway [stˈeəːwɛɪː]
superb [supˈɜːb]
supermarket [sˈuːpəmɑːkɪt]
surroundings [sərˈaʊːndɪŋz]
thrilling [θrˈɪlɪŋ]
unbelievable [ʌnbɪlˈiːvəbl]
view [vjˈuː]
waterfront [wˈɔːtəfrʌnt]
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