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Yap-yangi PRE-INTERMEDIATE

🔜Vaqt: 16:30 - 18:00
🗓Kun: D/Ch/J
🥇O'qituvchi: Hayotillo
📌Location: Severniy branch

Kelilar futzal ko'ramiz

#advice #speaking

When you want to say that you like something like everyone else, there are better options to mean this than saying "as everyone/everyone else".

For example, I asked a female candidate in a mock exam "Do you like jewelry?". She said: "As every girl, I like it."

As every girl is not the best thing you can say here. A better alternative could be:

"I love jewelry as much as the next girl."

P.S. If you say that you do something or experience something as much as the next person, you mean that you are no different from anyone else in the respect mentioned.

New Elementary group❗️❗️❗️ ??‍♂️‍Starting date: 6th of September ? Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday ⏰Time: 16:00 ?Location: Severniy branch ??‍?Teacher: Rakhmonali (?IELTS 7.5).

New Elementary group❗️❗️❗️

??‍♂️‍Starting date: 6th of September? Days: Monday, Wednesday*, Friday

⏰Time: 16:00

?Location: Severniy branch

??‍?Teacher: Rakhmonali (?IELTS 7.5).*

#usefulword

Reap the benefits
"Reap the benefits" means to gain or receive the positive results or rewards of something that you have worked for or invested in. It's often used to describe the outcome of efforts or actions, like hard work, planning, or making good decisions. For example, if you study hard for an exam, you might "reap the benefits" by getting a good grade.

@Adakhamjon_Anvarjonov?

Gap bu qulog'idan kirib, unisidan chiqib ketadi. Kim shu gapni inglizchasini biladi?