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Are you looking to improve your English language skills? Look no further than UT English Learning! This Telegram channel, with the username @uted_en, is dedicated to helping individuals of all levels enhance their English proficiency. Whether you are a beginner looking to build a strong foundation or an advanced speaker aiming to refine your language skills, UT English Learning has something for everyone. With a variety of daily lessons, vocabulary exercises, and grammar tips, this channel provides a comprehensive approach to mastering the English language. Join a community of like-minded language learners and embark on a journey towards fluency with UT English Learning today!

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09 Dec, 13:31

🔘 GOAT


What does GOAT stand for?


◻️Greatest of all time

GOAT is an acronym that stands for "Greatest of all time." You will most likely see the acronym in sports discussions when people are referencing the greatest athlete in a particular sport. You can also use GOAT to describe something that is really good, like a piece of pizza or TV show.

The acronym commonly appears in forums or on social media to discuss the best person or thing.

While GOAT is typically used sincerely to brag about someone or something, it may also be used sarcastically to make fun of a person or thing that is terrible.
For more fun and flare, add the goat emoji next to the GOAT acronym.

Famous GOAT Debates

There may be no greater pastime than debating who or what is the best of all-time, whether it be sports, movies, TV, music, or food. Here are some of the most famous GOAT debates:

Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James

This is one of the most famous GOAT discussions, especially come NBA playoff time. Supporters compare stats, dominance, competition at the time, quality of teammates, influence, and of course, championships. Just like the conflict in the Middle East, this will never be resolved.

The Godfather vs. The Shawshank Redemption

This one comes from IMDb (Internet Movie Database), which is an online database of movies and actors.
Users are allowed to rate how good or bad they think a movie is and these two movies are at the top of the list. Part of this is actually due to fans of The Godfather and The Dark Knight down voting the other movie in an attempt to get to number 1.

This opened the door for The Shawshank Redemption, which is one of the most played movies on cable TV. Get busy voting or get busy dying.

Chicago style pizza vs. New York style pizza

This GOAT debate is all about preference. You got the Chicago style, also known as deep dish, with an abundance of tomato sauce, cheese, and assorted toppings. Then you have the exact opposite with New York style thin crust, tomato sauce, cheese, and toppings. Can we just agree that both taste great?

Other GOAT Claims

Kanye West interrupts T Swift

Probably the most shocking GOAT claim ever was when Kanye interrupted Taylor Swift after she won the VMA for Best Female Video.

He claimed that Beyoncé should have won because she had one of the greatest music videos of all time. His outburst birthed the "Imma let you finish" meme.

Muhammad Ali announces that he is the GOAT

We go all the way back to 1964 for the infamous interview with Muhammad Ali after he upset Sonny Liston. Ali declared that "I am the greatest! I'm the greatest thing that ever lived." Not much humility in that statement but there's no denying that he was the GOAT.


❓Example
This hamburger is the goat!!
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09 Dec, 12:30

🪩 Give it a whirl

🪄To try something.

Example:
I'm willing to give it a whirl even though I've never done it before.
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09 Dec, 11:31

🚩Vocabulary:
Kinetic
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09 Dec, 10:31

🪙Cut back🪙
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09 Dec, 09:31

10 English Grammar Mistakes that are Accepted in Casual Speech
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09 Dec, 08:30

💥cast a vote:
to vote in an election or a poll

✏️Meaning:
Anybody over the age of eighteen can register and cast a vote.
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08 Dec, 12:31

🪩 At face value

🪄As something seems or as one claims it to be.

Example:
Don't take what he says at face value. He's been known to lie.
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08 Dec, 11:31

⚡️Vocabulary:
Vainglorious
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08 Dec, 10:31

🫗Cut down🫗
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08 Dec, 09:30

Sport activities ✨
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08 Dec, 08:30

💥net worth:
the total value of everything you own, including property and money, minus any debts you owe

✏️Meaning:
Have you calculated your net worth recently?
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07 Dec, 13:31

⚪️ Tweenager


What is a tweenager?


◻️A pre-teenager

A tweenager is a person who is a pre-adolescent youth on the verge of becoming a teenager. The "tween" is typically between the ages 9 and 12.
Tweenager originates from "between" which refers to the age range where a young person transitions from child to teenager status. It became popular in the early-2000s as a way to describe these strange and usually awkward years. A tweenager is going through, or just about to go through, puberty, which greatly influences their physical appearance and social awareness.

While it is most often used to describe the awkward pre-teenager years, it may also be used to describe the general youthfulness of a person, regardless of his or her age. He or she may act or look like an eternal youth and be dubbed a "tweenager."


❓Example
My lil sister just became a Tweenager yesterday.
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07 Dec, 12:30

🪩 Draw the line

🪄To decide on a stopping past which you will not let something continue.

Example:
I'm going to have to draw the line here. I can't do any more work until you pay your balance.
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07 Dec, 10:30

😤Flip out😡
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07 Dec, 09:30

4 Different Ways to Talk about the FUTURE in English: Grammar Lesson
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07 Dec, 08:31

💥net profit:
profit remaining after taxes and costs have been deducted

✏️Meaning:
Our company made a net profit of nearly a million dollars last year.
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06 Dec, 12:31

🪩 Fortune favors the bold

🪄Taking a risk can pay off.

Example:
There's only a 10% chance of success but the payout is 20 times higher if I win. You know what they say, fortune favors the bold.
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06 Dec, 11:31

🚩Vocabulary:
Careen
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06 Dec, 10:31

🛸Float around 🛟
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06 Dec, 09:30

Everyday English Conversation Practice🦋
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06 Dec, 08:30

💥radical reform:
major and fundamental reform

✏️Example:
Radical reforms to the healthcare system have been proposed.
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05 Dec, 13:31

🔘 KIA


What does KIA stand for?


◻️Killed in action
KIA is an acronym that means killed in action and originates from the literal military term. It is also sometimes used in video games or sarcastic conversation. The acronym is primarily used in FPS video games like Halo and COD.


🚩Example
Where'd that level 74 mage end up?
KIA
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05 Dec, 12:31

🪩 Cry wolf

🪄To ask for help or attention by lying about a situation.

Example:
If you keep crying wolf, nobody is going to help you when you really need it.
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05 Dec, 11:31

🔠Vocabulary:
Subsequent
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05 Dec, 10:30

Freak out
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05 Dec, 09:30

How to Write a Summary of an Academic Article in English: Writing Tips
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05 Dec, 08:31

💥occupational hazard:
a danger that people doing a particular job face

✏️Example:
Getting infected with a disease is one of many occupational hazards that nurses face.
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04 Dec, 12:30

🪩 Play devil's advocate

🪄To present the other side or both sides of an argument.

Example:
 I just need you to support me, not to keep trying to play devil's advocate.
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04 Dec, 11:30

🚩Vocabulary:
Banquet
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01 Dec, 13:31

🔘 Left No Crumbs


What does left no crumbs mean?


◻️Completely dominated

Left no crumbs is another way to say that someone completely obliterated (in a good way) another person, game, performance, look, etc. People typically use it with the "ate that" phrase to emphasize someone's fantastic achievement.
There is no clear creator to attribute the phrase to; instead, it organically evolved out of the "ate that" saying on social media. It gained popularity in 2017 but took off in early 2018 and is similar to the "left no prisoners" saying.

Examples of when you would see it include on Twitter when a person is stanning their favorite musician or in a message from your work boyfriend remarking how well you did on your presentation. You may also say it in person to your BFF after she sings great at a talent show.


🚩Example
Wow, Melanie, you ate that show and left no crumbs! YGG!
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01 Dec, 12:31

🪩 A class act

🪄Of great character or able to perform to high standards.

Example:
He puts on a good show every time and then shakes hands and takes pictures with fans. He's a real class act.
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01 Dec, 11:29

⚡️Vocabulary:
Dilettante
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01 Dec, 10:31

📰Hear of📣
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01 Dec, 09:31

Parallel Forms in English: What is Parallel Structure in English?
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01 Dec, 08:31

💥null and void:
having no legal effect or force

✏️Example:
If the goods aren't delivered on time, the contract will be deemed null and void.
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30 Nov, 12:31

🪩 Buy it

🪄To believe something.

Example:
That guy told me he's related to the president but I don't buy it.
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30 Nov, 10:31

⚡️Vocabulary:
Versatile
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30 Nov, 10:31

🤝Fall through🧑‍🦽‍➡️
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30 Nov, 09:31

1.5 hour real English conversation✨
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30 Nov, 08:30

💥wage increase :
an increase in the amount of money a wage-earner is paid

✏️Example:
How long's it been since you had a wage increase?
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29 Nov, 13:31

🔘 Name Shame


What does name shame mean?


◻️Inability to remember a person's name

Name shame is a term that refers to the inability to remember the name of a person with which you have spent a lot of time. The shame part of the term comes from the fact that you have spent a lot of time with the person yet you still cannot remember his or her name.

The inability to remember a name often happens because the person is not memorable or has a forgettable face. You cannot apply this term to people with memory loss issues, that's just not fair.


🚩Example
I've hung out with him in a group 4 different times yet I still can't remember his name.

Dude, that's some name shame fo sho.
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29 Nov, 12:30

#idiom
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29 Nov, 11:30

Vocabulary:
Bravado
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29 Nov, 10:31

🐵Monkey around with 🦧
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29 Nov, 09:30

‘Shall’ in English: Everything you need to know
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29 Nov, 08:30

💥racial discrimination :
unfair treatment of someone because of their race

✏️Example:
A belief in racial superiority results in racial discrimination.
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28 Nov, 12:30

#idiom
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28 Nov, 11:30

⚡️Vocabulary:
Inexorable
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28 Nov, 10:30

🧮Narrow down📝
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21 Nov, 13:50

#Lines


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21 Nov, 13:15

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21 Nov, 13:01

Word Root: CORP (body)

Example words:

• corporal
• corpulent
• corpse ⚰
• corporate 👨‍💼
• incorporeal
• corporation 🏢

#vocabulary

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21 Nov, 12:30

Giving opinions

🤓I think…
🤓I guess…
🤔Frankly,...
🤓I feel that…
🤔I suppose...
🤔Obviously,...
🤔I'd say that...
🤓To be honest…
🤓In my opinion…
🤓I believe (that)…
🤓As far as I know...
🤔I'm positive that...

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20 Nov, 14:01

VOCABULARY: Learn phrasal verbs with "catch" and improve your vocabulary.

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20 Nov, 13:45

All vs. Whole in #Engflish


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20 Nov, 13:30

If you can "identify" someone or something, you are able to recognize them or distinguish them from others.

E.g. "I tried to identify her perfume."

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20 Nov, 13:15

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20 Nov, 13:02

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20 Nov, 12:45

USEFUL vocabulary about free time and leisure to help you sound more natural in English.

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20 Nov, 12:31

CHILDISH

👶silly
👶naive
👶inane
👶jejune
👶foolish
👶puerile
👶juvenile
👶infantile
👶immature
👶adolescent

#LearnEnglish #vocabulary #English


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19 Nov, 13:40

HIRE

🖇employ
🖇sign on
🖇contract
🖇commission
🖇bring on board

❌fire
❌let go
❌lay off

#LearnEnglish #businessenglish #English

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19 Nov, 13:30

Emigrate vs. Immigrate
#English #vocabulary #grammar


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19 Nov, 13:10

Usually vs. Generally
#English #vocabulary #grammar


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19 Nov, 13:02

Under, below, beneath and underneath

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19 Nov, 12:50

Agreeing

👍So true
👍I agree
👍Exactly!
👍Precisely!
👍Quite right
👍Absolutely!
👍Damn right!
👍You're right
👍Fair enough
👍I think so too
👍I second that
👍I feel the same way
👍You can say that again!


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19 Nov, 12:40

Address means the particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated.

E.g. "They exchanged addresses."

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02 Nov, 15:33

#Real_Easy_English [01-11-2024]
Real Easy English: Talking about music
Neil and Beth have a real conversation in easy English about music and how they listen.TRANSCRIPT You can read along with...

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01 Nov, 15:31

#Learning_English_Stories [01-11-2024]
Classic Stories: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Enjoy a classic story in English and learn 10 uses of ‘get’ - in 5 minutes.FIND BBC LEARNING ENGLISH HERE:Vi

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01 Nov, 05:42

#Business_Daily [01-11-2024]
Business Daily meets: Hello Kitty
On the character's 50th birthday, we hear from the boss of the Japanese company which created her. Sanrio CEO Tomokuni Tsuji ...

#podcast

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31 Oct, 14:31

🤧 Animus 🤬
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31 Oct, 13:31

Phrasal verb
😵‍💫 Dumb down 😵‍💫
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31 Oct, 12:31

💥deeply held :
strongly held, esp. of beliefs, views, convictions, etc.

✏️Example:
Their Buddhist beliefs were deeply held, so the Christians couldn't convert them.
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31 Oct, 11:31

#meme

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31 Oct, 10:30

Disloyal girl part 5 | English story | English animation | Learn English | English life stories
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31 Oct, 09:31

🩸Injurys 🩸

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31 Oct, 08:30

Idioms: Other ways to say
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30 Oct, 14:31

#meme

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30 Oct, 13:31

🧔 Instantiate 📈
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30 Oct, 12:30

💥raise doubts:
to express doubts or concerns about something

✏️Example:
Doubts have been raised about the safety of these sleeping pills.
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30 Oct, 11:30

Coordinating conjunctions | The parts of speech | Grammar | Khan Academy
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30 Oct, 10:30

Idioms: Other ways to say
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30 Oct, 09:30

Phrasal verb
🎁 Wap up 🎁
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30 Oct, 08:31

🔘 Vamping


What does vamping mean?


◻️Staying up late at night using electronics

Vamping is a term that describes the act of staying up late at night to use electronics. The term originates from vampires, which are active during the night-time.

Vamping is often done by teenagers who stay up through the night texting, gaming, or watching videos on their devices. The term often appears with a hashtag (#) preceding the term in a tweet.


❓Example
Just binge watched OITNB thru the night. #vamping
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29 Oct, 14:30

🌕 Lucent 🔆
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29 Oct, 13:31

Phrasal verb
🕸 Wear out 👕
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29 Oct, 12:31

💥abuse drugs:
to use drugs in a way that's harmful to yourself or others

✏️Example:
Mario abused drugs for many years, but luckily he got some help and stopped.
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29 Oct, 11:30

#meme

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29 Oct, 10:30

Disloyal girl part 4 | English story | English animation | Learn English | English life stories
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29 Oct, 09:31

💉 First aid kit 💊

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29 Oct, 08:31

Idioms: Other ways to say
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28 Oct, 14:31

#Business_Daily [28-10-2024]
The battle for US Steel
We look at how some leaders in the battleground state of Pennsylvania are fighting for the approval of a deal for a Japanese company to ...

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28 Oct, 14:30

#meme

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28 Oct, 13:30

😡Hackles😡
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28 Oct, 12:30

💥deeply rooted (in):
strongly connected to the past, esp. of beliefs, culture, prejudice, conflict, etc.

✏️Example:
The conflict in the Middle East is deeply rooted in the region's history.
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28 Oct, 11:31

Correlative conjunctions | The parts of speech | Grammar | Khan Academy
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28 Oct, 10:31

Daily use English sentences
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Phrasal verb
🌵 Dry up 🐫
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🔘 FUCT

What does FUCT stand for?


◻️Failed under continuous testing

When something isn't working despite numerous attempts, you can label it as "FUCT." The acronym stands for "failed under continuous testing" and also makes sense phonetically.

People typically use FUCT online in forums when discussing the viability of a project, whether it be a developer creating a website or a dude in his garage building a go-kart. For example, if you are seeking guidance on a DIY house project and your electrical wiring job is not working, you might say it has "FUCT."


❓Example
This source code has FUCT and I don't know how to fix it.
Can you upload it so I can take a look?
Yeah, thx.
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27 Oct, 14:30

🕳 Abyss 🕳
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27 Oct, 13:31

Phrasal verb
🤝 Count on 🤝
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27 Oct, 12:31

💥earn a living:
to work and earn money for yourself or your family

✏️Example:
You can always earn a living if you've got good qualifications.
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#meme

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27 Oct, 10:31

Homeless girl part 8 | English story | Learn English | English animation | Sunshine English
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🎓Useful sentences for daily use🎓
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16 Oct, 14:10

#Business_Daily [15-10-2024]
US Election: Meet the retailers
We get the views of three American retailers - how do they see the economy and what do they want from the next US president?


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15 Oct, 16:31

VOCABULARY: Learn unusual English idioms related to food.

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Nice Ways To Say No.

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Since / Ago / For in #English

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15 Oct, 15:50

#The_English_We_Speak [15-10-2024]
The English We Speak: Makes my skin crawl
Here's an expression for when you're incredibly disgusted by something.TRANSCRIPTFind a full transcript for this ٫٫٫


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15 Oct, 15:30

Learn the difference between SHADE and SHADOW

#vocabulary



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15 Oct, 15:15

If you describe someone as sneaky, you disapprove of them because they do things secretly rather than openly.
E.g. "It is a sneaky and underhand way of doing business."

#synonym #synonyms


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ENGLISH SPEAKING: Learn better ways to apologise in English. Phrases that native speakers use.

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14 Oct, 17:31

If you are grateful for something that someone has given you or done for you, you have warm, friendly feelings towards them and wish to thank them.
E.g. "She was grateful to him for being so good to her."

#synonym

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Amounts of food

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How #Writing #Essays tips


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50 ways to say

I agree

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Probabilities



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How to use 'could be', 'should be' and 'would be'



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If you participate in an activity, you take part in it.
E.g. "They expected him to participate in the ceremony."

#synonym

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12 Oct, 12:45

ANIMAL SOUNDS

🦁lions - roar
🐕dogs - bark
🐖pigs - grunt
🐄cows - moo
🐝bees - buzz
🐸frogs - croak
🦇bats - screech
🐑sheep - bleat
🐋whales - sing
🐔chickens - cluck

#LearnEnglish #animals #Englishvocabulary

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