1- Explain this idiom: "Head over heals". Give us an example.
2- Explain the meaning of this proverb: "A cat in gloves catches no mice."
3- Explain the difference between "fun" and "funny". Give examples.
4- Give the three ways the "ed" ending of the past tense of regular verbs can be pronounced in.
5- Answer this riddle: What English word retains the same pronunciation, even after you take away four of its five letters?
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1.Head over heals means you fall for someone and really hard to control yourself.
Example: I fall head over heals in love with you.
2.Sometimes you cannot get what you want by being polite because some people just ignore and don’t care. Example: She owns me money, but she pretends to forget and I dare not to ask her.
3.Fun is a noun. Example: I have a lot of fun learning English.
Funny is an adjective. Example: I love Mr. Bean, He is so funny.
4.Three ways of the “ed” That can be pronounce in.
-I wanted to meet my friend, but I had the exam and I could not go.
-You were not here when I needed.
-I topped writing to him sine he has gone.
5.It’s “Queue”
Thank you,
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