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   Dream House   Learn & Earn   DIY Club   How to Earn Online   Top 10 Headline News   3 Minute English Fluency Practice Weeks 1-2: Foundation and Assessment Days 1-5: Introduction to English pronunciation and basic greetings. Self-assessment: Identifying strengths and areas for improvement. Days 6-10: Building essential vocabulary for everyday conversations. Simple sentence structures and basic grammar. Days 11-14: Speaking exercises focusing on daily routines and personal information. Introduction to common conversational phrases. Weeks 3-4: Expressing Opinions and Describing Days 15-20: Learning to express opinions on various topics. Practicing describing people, places, and objects. Days 21-28: Vocabulary expansion for expressing preferences. Role-playing activities for practical application. Weeks 5-6: Communication Skills Days 29-35: Effective listening and responding techniques. Understanding different accents and intonations. Days 36-42: Telephone etiquette and effective co
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Write 3 phrasal words and idioms

 Write 3 phrasal words and idioms

Certainly! Here are three phrasal verbs and three idioms:

Phrasal Verbs:

  1. Look forward to: To anticipate or be excited about something that is going to happen.

    • Example: "I look forward to meeting you tomorrow."

  2. Go through: To experience, endure, or carefully examine something.

    • Example: "She had to go through a lot of hardships to achieve her goals."

  3. Turn down: To refuse or reject something, especially an offer or a request.

    • Example: "Unfortunately, they turned down my job application."

Idioms:

  1. Bite the bullet: To endure a painful or difficult situation.

    • Example: "He knew he had to bite the bullet and face the consequences of his actions."

  2. Break the ice: To initiate a conversation or activity in a social setting to relieve tension or start interaction.

    • Example: "A few jokes helped break the ice at the meeting."

  3. Under the weather: Feeling unwell or not in good health.

    • Example: "I'm feeling a bit under the weather, so I might not go out tonight."

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