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of course, why not. I like travelling around the world because I like seeing nature and **get to know** different cultures. eat different food. Experience various cuisines. **What do you like to do in summer?** - *Swimming is my favorite sport. When I was at the age of...

of course, why not. I like travelling around the world because I like seeing nature and **get to know** different cultures. eat different food. Experience various cuisines. **What do you like to do in summer?** - *Swimming is my favorite sport. When I was at the age of 7, I learned how to swim.* - *Hang out with my friends at night. For example, I go to the restaurant or go for a spin on the street.* **Do like sports?\ *As a matter of fact****, I used to play a lot of sports during high school. However, nowadays due to my **busy schedule** I don't get the time to play sports.* **What's your favorite food?** *I eat all sorts of food but mushrooms.* ***What do you prefer to do in your free time?*** *I prefer to read a book, make a dress or sometimes **clean/tidy up** my room. **What's more**, on weekends, I visit my grandparents and cook food.* **Fillers:** *[well, to be honest, honestly speaking, in fact, to tell the truth, actually........]* **Linkers:** **How many hours a day do you study?**  *It's different. I spend 1-3 hours studying English if I don't have any exam. But about my dressmaking exam, I spend 2-4 hours studying. And for my **practical dressmaking** test, **more than** 5 hours. Because we should make dresses for adults not children. What's more, If you **wanted** to make a dress for children it **would take about** 3-4 hours.* **What cheers you up?** *Helping people, receive gifts and tease my brother.* *A birthday surprise. Make dessert and cakes. Cook homemade food. Draw a picture with color pencils and water colors.* *[There are different things that cheer me up like helping people in need, receiving gifts from people and teasing my brother. **What's more**, I also like making desserts and cakes as well as cooking at home. Additionally, drawing a picture and playing with water colors really makes my day.]* 🤗Makes no difference 🌟I don't mind 🙏Appreciate **I'm looking forward to** + (ing) *I'm looking forward to going to Ramezan Kebabs tonight. Join us sir.* **I don't know what he/she has in store for me.** *Someone has a plan for us and we don't know* *They're not they are not + action* *They aren't they are not sth* *We are in great shape financially we are rich we can afford lifestyle we have money* - *✔️ Get in get accepted. 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻 flick off*  tonight, we are having a party \-\-- we\'ll finish tomorrow \-\-- You can visit your Hoories tonight! \-\-- [When I want to introduce two of my friends to each other, I start with telling them their names and age. After that my friends speak together. Moreover, they tell each other about their activities and favorite things.]   **Task**: *make up a story using the words in the lesson.*      **What would you do if you were pregnant?\ What wouldn't you do if you had \$4,000?** **\ ** **What would you do if someone offered to buy you a coffee or take you out for dinner?** - I think I'd accept it and hug them as gratitude. - ***E.g :**\ Arsalan wants to bang his Hoories\ Arsalan wants to bang someone's head to the wall/ to the door.* - ***The musical class started and ended with a bang.* (it started and ended with full energy)** 🤢🤮 🤢🤮 🤢🤮      - Najmahhhhh has been eating popcorn **for** 5 minutes. - She has been making popcorn **for** 10 minutes. - The girl has been making mango whiskey **for** a long time. - They haven't been coming here **for** 10 years. - He's been working as a janitor **for** over 20 years now. - We've been watching tv in my house **for** two hours. *For*: duration --------------- We use *for* with a period of time to refer to duration (how long something lasts):  **After a negative we can use *for* and *in* with the same meaning. *In* is particularly common in American English:** *I haven't seen him **in** five years.* (or ***for*** *five years*.) **One of Arsalan's Hoories went missing since the 1^st^ of Farvardin.** - **Jabbar has been in love with Najm since June.** - **Hoorie hasn't seen Abbas since Christmas.** - **He has been in a relationship with Hoorie since June. 𓆩😈𓆪** **+ Fatemeh has a live performance with Amir. They have been performing since 2001. Her specialty is twerking.** *Since*: time ------------- We use *since* to refer back to a previous point in time. We use *since* as a preposition with a date, a time or a noun phrase: *It was the band's first live performance **since** May 1990.* (*since* + date) *I have been happily married for 26 years, **since** the age of 21.* (*since* + noun phrase) *He has been happily doing the dirty stuff with Hoories for 20 years. **Since** the age of 18.*  1. Yes I have. I've travelled to Qeshm by ship when I was at the age of 15-16. 2. Unfortunately, never. I've never skied in my life before. I really wish to go skiing in the future. /// I haven't had the chance to go skiing. 3. Absolutely. I have fallen behind schedule since Saturday. 4. Definitely, when my mother told me to turn off the stove. The rice nearly was burnt. After that, my mom told me off. موچی اوشگتم 1. ***Who suggested to go to the coast?*** 2. ***Did her friends agree to go on the boat?*** 3. ***What happened on the boat?*** 4. ***Is she gorgeous? ()*** ***Task: (watch the video carefully, then try to talk about it)*** **When Will I get married?** **Please put on a curse on Rahil.** **Curse** 1. **Verb swearing فحشینگ e.g: *I'll fuck your brains out.*** 2. **Noun *Magic*** - I want you to curse my best friend. I need her to break up with her boyfriend. I'm in love with him. - I want you to **hex** Moqarrari family. - I want you to **curse** Abbas because I need him to break up with Hoories. **Foresee**: **C1** **to [[know]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/know) about something before it [[happens]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/happen):** *The girl visited a fortune-teller to foresee her future.* Anticipate **to [[imagine]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/imagine) or [[expect]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/expect) that something will [[happen]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/happen):** - *We don\'t anticipate any [[trouble]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/trouble).* - *We had one or two [[difficulties]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/difficulty) along the way that we didn\'t anticipate.* - *Are you anticipating a lot of [[people]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/people) at the [[party]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/party) [[tonight]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tonight)?* - [[\[ ]+ -ing verb[ \]]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/codes.html) *They anticipate hav**ing** several [[applicants]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/applicant) for the [[job]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/job).* - [[\[ ]+ that[ \]]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/codes.html) *They anticipate **that** they will have several [[applicants]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/applicant) for the [[job]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/job)* - [[\[ ]+ question word[ \]]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/codes.html) *At this [[stage]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/stage) we can\'t really anticipate **wh**at will [[happen]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/happen).* - *The anticipated [[inflation]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/inflation) [[figure]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/figure) is [[lower]](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/lower) than last month\'s.* *+ He/she anticipates having a lot of guests today.* *+ we have anticipated the future. 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