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Study Resources
We’ve put together a list of resources to help you further study vocabulary, grammar, listening, speaking, test preparation, and more.
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Junk mail
Junk mail is a term used to describe letters or advertising products which are sent to people who have not asked to receive them. It can also apply to email.Examples:
Why does no one send me real letters anymore? All I ever receive is junk mail!
When I checked my email this morning there were 15 items of junk mail advertising all kinds of weird things. (още…)
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To feel blue
To feel blue means to feel sad.Examples:
I don’t want to go out. Since my boyfriend left me I’ve been feeling blue.
Don’t feel blue. Life is short, have some fun!
Take note
When you say something will happen until you’re blue in the face you mean it will be happening for a long time.
Example:
You can talk until you’re blue in the face. You are not my boss and I’m not going to follow your orders!
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Putting out fires
The phrase putting out fires means dealing with many small problems, usually at work. Though the problems might be small, they need to be solved quickly before they become bigger ones.Examples:
Sorry I didn’t have time to meet you for lunch today. I was busy at work all day putting out fires.
Sometimes it feels like you get nothing done in the office – you need to spend the whole day putting out fires.
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Учебници и материали
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- Учебници във формат pdf „Фразеологични глаголи и идиоми“ ;
- Акценти върху говоримия английски, ‘Talking points’
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Cold feet
In English, when we say we’ve got cold feet we mean we lack the confidence or courage to do something.Examples:
Mary knew Tony had bought her engagement ring and was planning to propose on Valentine’s Day. She just hoped he wouldn’t get cold feet before then.
The company directors were getting cold feet about a deal which could make or break their business.
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To break the ice
To break the ice means to get people who have not met before to feel relaxed and to start talking to each other.Examples:
She said, „Here’s a game that’s guaranteed to break the ice at parties“.
The room was silent, so he told a joke to break the ice.
Sometimes it’s very difficult to break the ice with our new students because they are so shy. (още…)
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