🤔 How to...respond to "Goodbye?"
After meeting someone and you have to go back to your place, goodbyes are necessary. Today, let's learn how to respond when someone is saying goodbye.
You can use the following phrases and/or sentences below to make your answer unique, original, and sincere:
See you soon.
Have a good day. / Have a good night.
Keep in touch.
Nice to meet/see you.
Farewell.
So long.
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🤓 Grammar Bits: Comparative Adjectives
When you compare two people, places, or things, use the comparative form of the adjective. These adjectives usually end in -er.
Examples:
big - bigger
cheap - cheaper
clean - cleaner
Sometimes, you have to add more before the words.
Examples:
more beautiful
more expensive
more intelligent
Can you tell us the comparative equivalent of these adjectives?
1. rich
2. quick
3. convenient
4. cool
5. breathtaking
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Word of the Day: ✨harvest✨
harvest /ˈhɑr·vəst/. the job of cutting and collecting crops from fields
Example:
Harvest season is coming up, so we better be ready.
Do you think the farmers can harvest the rice in time?
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English Idiom of the Day 💬
reap what you sow
It means to experience the results, either positive or negative, of your own actions.
A: I heard you will be promoted at work next month. Congratulations!
B: Thank you. I couldn't believe it myself.
A: With all the hard work you've done, of course. You're finally reaping what you sow.
In this conversation, speaker A is congratulating speaker B for his/her promotion. Speaker B is a hardworking employee (sow), so he/she will be promoted (reap).
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🤔 How to...express the cool weather feeling?
Autumn or fall has officially begun on the 22nd day of this month. Today, let's learn how to express the cool weather that is approaching.
You can say the following phrases/sentences:
1. It's getting chilly.
2. Make sure to warm up. (because it's cold)
3. The weather's cool.
Are you preparing for autumn now? Let us know by replying on this post.
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🤓 Grammar Bits: Kinds of Adjectives
Numbers are adjectives, too. They tell you how many people, animals, or things there are. Sometimes they are called adjectives of quantity.
Examples:
one giant
seventeen kittens
five pencils
Other adjectives tell you something about quantity without giving you the exact number. They are also called quantifying determiners.
Examples:
a few sandwiches
some milk
too much sugar
Can you think of more adjectives that describe quantity?
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