1- Explain this idiom: "black and blue". Give us an example.
2- Explain the meaning of this proverb: "Let bygones be bygones"
3- Explain the difference between "hard" and "hardly". Give examples.
4- Explain the difference between "I think" and "I'm thinking". Give examples.
5- Answer this riddle: The more of them you take, the more you leave behind. What are they?
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1 comments:
1. Black and blue is used when we get accident and the green spot we get is call black and blue.
Example: I fell down from the bed last night and I got black and blue on my knee, what a pain :D
2. Let bygones be bygones is to forget about what happen in the past.
Example: I am sorry to shout at you that day. Let's bygones be bygones and be friends again!
3. Hard and hardly:
- Hard is adjective and explain the procedure of doing something like: I work hard to earn my living or I study hard in order to pass the examination.
Hardly is adverbs of frequency such as: I hardly to call my sister these days, I am too busy.
4. I think and I am thinking:
- I think is used when we want to show opinion about something.
Example: I think the question number 4 is always hard.
- I am thinking is used when we have a plan to do something in the near future.
Example: I am thinking about moving to new apartment by next month.
5. Foot steps.
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