#Idioms - eye

👀keep an eye on
- to watch attentively

👀apple of someone’s eye
- to be someone’s beloved

👀catch someone’s eye
- to be noticed by someone

👀an eye for an eye
- to get revenge

👀in the public eye
- to be famous or well-known

🟣I owe you big time

🟣means that you are very grateful to someone for helping you, and you feel like you need to repay them in a big way.

🟣Example: “Thanks for helping me move all that furniture. I owe you big time!”

🟣For example, if someone helps you out of a tough situation, you might use this phrase to show how much you appreciate their help.

خسارة تدرس طب🥼وما عندك هاي القنوات😍*👇***

تفعيل تليجرام مميز مجانا👇*🔥***

Do you know how to speculate about the past?⁣⁣
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We use these modal verbs + have + past participle to talk about how certain we are that something happened in the past.⁣⁣
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Write your own sentence using past modals!⁣⁣
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It’s US National Absurdity Day so let’s get crazy! 🤪⁣
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Check out these synonyms of ‘strange’.⁣👆

The words ‘warn’ and ‘advise’ are often confused.⁣
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‘Warn’ means to make someone realise a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future.⁣
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e.g. I warned my brother that our grandmother was in a bad mood.⁣
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‘Advise’ means to give someone advice.⁣
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e.g. My teacher advised me to choose a career in education.⁣

Are you as busy as a bee 🐝 or as proud as a peacock? 🦚⁣⁣⁣
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A phrase with ‘as + adjective + as’ is called a simile. ⁣⁣
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This is a way of comparing one thing with another. ⁣⁣
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They help to make your English sound more interesting, particularly in writing stories.⁣⁣
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In English, there are lots of animal similes. Here are some of the most common ones. ⁣⁣
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Which one is your favourite? Can you think of any more?⁣
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