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آموزش زبان انگلیسی

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Intonation and Stress

 

Say this sentence aloud and count how many seconds it takes.

The beautiful Mountain appeared transfixed in the distance.
Time required? Probably about 5 seconds. Now, try speaking this sentence aloud.

He can come on Sundays as long as he doesn't have to do any homework in the evening.
Time required? Probably about 5 seconds.

Wait a minute the first sentence is much shorter than the second sentence!

The beautiful Mountain appeared transfixed in the distance
He can come on Sundays as long as he doesn't have to do any homework in the evening
You are only partially right!


This simple exercise makes a very important point about how we speak and use English. Namely, English is considered a stressed language while many other languages are considered syllabic. What does that mean? It means that, in English, we give stress to certain words while other words are quickly spoken (some students say eaten!). In other languages, such as French or Italian, each syllable receives equal importance (there is stress, but each syllable has its own length).

Many speakers of syllabic languages don't understand why we quickly speak, or swallow, a number of words in a sentence. In syllabic languages each syllable has equal importance, and therefore equal time is needed. English however, spends more time on specific stressed words while quickly gliding over the other, less important, words.

Let's look at a simple example: the modal verb "can". When we use the positive form of "can" we quickly glide over the can and it is hardly pronounced.

They can come on Friday . (stressed words underlined)

On the other hand, when we use the negative form "can't" we tend to stress the fact that it is the negative form by also stressing "can't".

They can't come on Friday .

As you can see from the above example the sentence, "They can't come on Friday" is longer than "They can come on Friday" because both the modal "can't" and the verb "come" are stressed.

So, what does this mean for my speaking skills?

Well, first of all, you need to understand which words we generally stress and which we do not stress. Basically, stress words are considered CONTENT WORDSsuch as

  • Nouns e.g. kitchen, Peter
  • (most) principal verbs e.g. visit, construct
  • Adjectives e.g. beautiful, interesting
  • Adverbs e.g. often, carefully



Non-stressed words are considered FUNCTION WORDS such as

  • Determiners e.g. the, a, some, a few
  • Auxiliary verbs e.g. don't, am, can, were
  • Prepositions e.g. before, next to, opposite
  • Conjunctions e.g. but, while, as
  • Pronouns e.g. they, she, us


Let's return to the beginning example to demonstrate how this affects speech.

The beautifu l Mountain appeared transfixe d in the distance . (14 syllables)

He can come on Sunday s as long as he doesn't have to do any homework in the evening
. (22 syllables)

Even though the second sentence is approximately 30% longer than the first, the sentences take the same time to speak. This is because there are 5 stressedwords in each sentence. From this example, you can see that you needn't worry about pronouncing every word clearly to be understood (we native speakers certainly don't). You should however, concentrate on pronouncing the stressed words clearly.

Now, do some listening comprehension or go speak to your native English speaking friends and listen to how we concentrate on the stressed words rather than giving importance to each syllable. You will soon find that you can understand and communicate more because you begin to listen for (and use in speaking) stressed words. All those words that you thought you didn't understand are really not crucial for understanding the sense or making yourself understood. Stressed words are the key to excellent pronunciation and understanding of English.

I hope this short introduction to the importance of stress in English will help you to improve  your understanding and speaking skills 

 

 

 

GOOD LUCK 

 

 

آموزش زبان انگلیسی

سلام

من به دلایلی نبودم اما الان برگشتم.سال نو رو بهتون تبریک نگفته بودم الان با این شعر میگم.منتظر پست های جدید باشین.با زودی برمی گردم.


Happy New Year
- Author Unknown

If it didn't bring you joy
just leave it behind
Let's ring in the New Year
with good things in mind
Let every bad memory
that brought heartache and pain
And let's turn a new leaf
with the smell of new rain
Let's forget past mistakes
making amends for this year
Sending you these greetings
to bring you hope and cheer
Happy New Year!

FOOD IDIOMS

FOOD IDIOMS

 

apple of her/his eye

MEANING: someone or something that one likes a lot

EXAMPLE:

The little girl is the apple of her grandfather’s eye.

bad egg

MEANING: a bad person, bum

EXAMPLE:

That man is a bad egg so you should try and avoid him if you can.

big cheese

MEANING: an important person, a leader

EXAMPLE:

He is a big cheese in his company so you should be very nice to him.

bread and butter

MEANING: basic needs of life (food,shelter,clothing)

EXAMPLE:

The voters are worried about bread and butter issues like jobs and taxes.

bring home the bacon

MEANING: earn your family’s living

EXAMPLE:

Recently he has been working very hard trying to bring home the bacon. He has no time to do anything else.

butter up
MEANING: flatter someone to try to get their favor or friendship

EXAMPLE:

He spends most of his free time trying to butter up his boss so that he won’t have to work so hard.

carrot and stick
MEANING: promising to reward or punish someone at the same time

EXAMPLE:

The government took a carrot and stick approach to the people who were illegally protesting against the construction of the dam.

cool as a cucumber

MEANING: calm, not nervous or anxious

EXAMPLE:

He is always as cool as a cucumber and never worries about anything.

couch potato

MEANING: a very lazy person

EXAMPLE:

He is a real couch potato and just sits around watching TV and staying indoors all day.

cream of the crop

MEANING: best of a group, the top choice

EXAMPLE:

The company is well-known as a good place to work and is always able to hire the cream of the crop of university graduates.

cry over spilt milk
MEANING: cry or complain about something that has already happened

EXAMPLE:

Don’t cry over spilt milk. The past is past and you can’t do anything to change it.

cup of tea
MEANING: something one enjoys or does well

EXAMPLE:

Going to art galleries is not my cup of tea so I think that I will stay home this evening and not go with you.

eat crow

MEANING: admit one is mistaken or defeated, take back a mistaken statement

EXAMPLE:

I was forced to eat crow and had to apologize for the mistake that I made about the restructuring of our company.

eat dirt

MEANING: act humble, accept another’s insult or bad treatment

EXAMPLE:

We made him eat dirt after he accused us of lying about the salary cut.

eat humble pie
MEANING: be humbled, admit one’s error and apologize

EXAMPLE:

Our boss was forced to eat humble pie after everyone realized that he had made the wrong budget estimate for next year.

eat one’s cake and have it too

MEANING: use or spend something and still keep it

EXAMPLE:

He refuses to give up anything and always wants to eat his cake and have it too.

eat one’s words

MEANING: take back something one has said, admit something is not true

EXAMPLE:

I told my boss that I would be leaving but later I had to eat my words and tell him that I wanted to stay.

egg on
MEANING: urge someone on

EXAMPLE:

Many people at the soccer game were egged on by the drunken fans.

finger in the pie

MEANING: participate in something that is happening

EXAMPLE:

He always tries to keep his finger in the pie so that he can control everything.

full of beans

MEANING: feel energetic, in high spirits

EXAMPLE:

She is full of beans tonight and doesn’t want to stop talking.

gravy train

MEANING: a job or work that pays more than it is worth

EXAMPLE:

For many years his job was a real gravy train but now the company has become very strict and will not pay overtime.

half-baked

MEANING: not thought out or studied carefully

EXAMPLE:

He has a half-baked idea about starting a new business but most of us think that it will fail.

hand to someone on a silver platter

MEANING: give a person something that has not been earned

EXAMPLE:

His education was handed to him on a silver platter and now he is very spoiled and selfish.

hard nut to crack

MEANING: something or someone difficult to understand or do

EXAMPLE:

He is a very serious person and is a very hard nut to crack.

(get or) have egg on one’s face

MEANING: be embarrassed

EXAMPLE:

He has egg on his face because everyone knows that he was sick at the party.

hit the sauce

MEANING: drink alcohol - usually regularly

EXAMPLE:

I think that she has begun to hit the sauce since her husband lost his job.

hot potato

MEANING: a question or argument that is controversial and difficult to settle

EXAMPLE:

The issue of building the nuclear power plant is a real hot potato for the local town council.

in a nutshell

MEANING: briefly, in a few words

EXAMPLE:

We went to the meeting and they told us in a nutshell what would be happening to everyone next year.

in the soup

MEANING: in serious trouble, in disorder

EXAMPLE:

She is really in the soup now. She told her boss that she was sick but he saw her downtown shopping.

make one’s mouth water

MEANING: look or smell very good, want to eat or drink very much

EXAMPLE:

The restaurant is supposed to be wonderful and every time that I see the menu it makes my mouth water.

nutty as a fruitcake

MEANING: crazy

EXAMPLE:

He is a very nice man but he acts strange sometimes and I often think that he is as nutty as a fruitcake.

out of the frying pan and into the fire

MEANING: go from something bad to something worse

EXAMPLE:

She quit the job because of some small problems but she has jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire because now her problems are much worse.

out to lunch

MEANING: crazy, mad

EXAMPLE:

She is totally out to lunch and you should never believe what she tells you.

piece of cake

MEANING: a task that is easily accomplished

EXAMPLE:

It was a piece of cake. I had everything done before lunch this morning.

polish the apple

MEANING: flatter someone

EXAMPLE:

Nobody likes her because she is always trying to polish the apple with her teacher.

souped up

MEANING: change something to make it faster or more powerful by changing or adding something

EXAMPLE:

The new car that his neighbor bought is a souped up model of the one that he had last year.

salt away

MEANING: save money

EXAMPLE:

He has been working there for seven years and has been able to salt away quite a lot of money.

sell like hotcakes

MEANING: sell quickly or rapidly

EXAMPLE:

The new CD has only been released for about a week but already it is selling like hotcakes.

spill the beans

MEANING: tell a secret to someone who is not supposed to know about it

EXAMPLE:

Please don’t spill the beans about my plans to quit working and go back to school next year.

stew in one’s own juice

MEANING: suffer from something that one has caused to happen

EXAMPLE:

He is the one who caused the problem for himself and is now being forced to stew in his own juice.

take with a grain of salt

MEANING: accept or believe only part of something

EXAMPLE:

You should take everything that he says with a grain of salt as everyone knows that he likes to exaggerate things when he is speaking.

upset the applecart

MEANING: ruin a plan or event by surprise or accident

EXAMPLE:

Everything was going well at the company until he came along and upset the apple cart.

worth one’s salt

MEANING: being a good worker, worth what one is paid

EXAMPLE:

He has only been working here for a month but over and over he has proved that he is worth his salt.

آموزش زبان انگلیسیEnglish Tongue-Twisters

Lets have fun.




Phrases to be repeated rapidly

  • A cricket critic
  • A black bug's blood
  • Irish wristwatch
  • Legend tripping
  • Liril
  • Red lorry, yellow lorry
  • Variants
    • Red leather, yellow leather
    • Red welly, yellow welly
  • Road-roller
  • Upper roller, lower roller
  • Rubber baby buggy bumpers
  • Toy boat
  • Unique New York
  • Stupid Superstition

Idiom

*strong as a horse and *strong as an ox; *strong as a lion
Cliché [of a living creature] very strong. (*Also: as ~.) Jill: My car broke down; it's sitting out on the street. Jane: Get Linda to help you push it; she's as strong as a horse. The athlete was strong as an ox; he could lift his own weight with just one hand. The football player was strong as a lion.

beard the lion in his den and beard someone in his den

Prov. to confront someone on his or her own territory. I spent a week trying to reach Mr. Toynbee by phone, but his secretary always told me he was too busy to talk to me. Today I walked straight into his office and bearded the lion in his den. If the landlord doesn't contact us soon, we'll have to beard him in his den.

Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion.

Prov. It is better to be the leader of a less prestigious group than to be a subordinate in a more prestigious one. Joe: I can be the headmaster of a small secondary school, or I can be a teacher at a famous university. Which job offer do you think I should take? Nancy: Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion. A professional writing workshop had asked Bob to join, but he elected to stay with his amateur group, since he thought it better to be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion.

March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb, and In like a lion, out like a lamb.

Prov. The month of March usually starts with cold, unpleasant weather, but ends mild and pleasant. (Either part of the proverb can be used alone.) March certainly is coming in like a lion this year; there's been a snowstorm every day this week. Jill: Today is March twenty-fifth, and it's beautiful and warm outside, when just two weeks ago, everything was covered with ice. Jane: In like a lion and out like a lamb, all right.

the lion's share

the biggest part of something The lion's share of the museum's budget goes on special exhibitions.

The Advantages of Learning with Phonics

Even if you know some of the basics of English, you might find it helpful to review some materials on phonics. Basically, phonics is a method that teaches reading based on taking the audible building blocks of words and assigning meaning to them – similar to working with syllables. However, when you’re learning with phonics, there’s more of an emphasis on verbally sounding out each segment of a word. As you learn to recognize meanings associated certain groups of letters, you’ll have an easier time comprehending sentences – as well as speaking and writing them.

Correlating sounds to written letters

Once you know how to read, write, and speak a language, you may take for granted the ever-present relationship between what is heard and what is written. When you were learning to speak your native language, you probably encountered words that had to be broken down into smaller chunks that didn’t necessarily have meaning by themselves. Similarly, as you learned to read and write in your native language, you probably also had to rely on these verbal building blocks to learn how they were represented on paper.

Therefore, when you’re trying to learn a new language, you’ll need to work with these pre-existing correlations – as well as try to develop ones for the new language you’re learning. Phonics can help you learn the patterns of the English language by comparing them to your native language. While this may at first seem confusing, once you learn to correlate sounds to images, you’ll be able to use much more of your natural language acquisition abilities to help you along.

Getting the most out of your existing language patterns

Babies are the masters of language acquisition. Before they begin to study one language exclusively, they are capable of babbling every sound found in every human language on earth. However, as they grow and begin to practice one language, they lose the ability to hear and speak sounds that aren’t used in the language they’re learning – which is why you’ll always speak a foreign language with an accent. Unfortunately, once the ability to hear these different sound patterns is lost, you aren’t likely to gain it back later in life.

Even if you can’t hear a specific sound, you can still use phonics to help you identify those areas and build your comprehension skills. This will improve your understanding of written English, and may also help you identify weak points in your verbal speech patterns. While these exercises may seem very simple, they can be useful regardless of how much English you already know.

Unfortunately, many teachers feel that phonics is not the best method for teaching people how to read and understand English. Therefore, it’s rarely mentioned to individuals that are trying to learn English as a second language. If you believe your learning style might be better suited to learning English through phonics, consider investing in programs like “Hooked on Phonics” to help you improve your language skills.

Learn English Vocabulary آموزش لغات زبان انگلیسی

Here are just some examples of words coming into English from other languages


phrase

meaning

word

Language

An amber necklace

Yellow-orange precious stone

Amber

Arabic

The cooking rooster

List of people's turns for jobs

Roster

Dutch

Our old tabby

Female or stripy cat

Tabby

Farsi

Advertising gimmicks

Frivolous way of attracting attention

gimmick

German

Take a tonic

Medicine to make you feel more lively

Tonic

Greek

Sleep in a cot

Child's bed to make with high vertical sides

cot

Hindi

Wear a turban

Type of men's headwear

turban

Turkish

Collocations with Equipment

Collocations with Equipment

 

An important step to improving your vocabulary is to not only learn the appropriate terms, but to learn the words that commonly go together with those terms. These word combinations are often, adjective + noun, verb + noun, and noun + verb pairs. Each of these collocation sheets provide collocations for commonly used words arranged into categories. Each collocation is illustrated with an example sentence.

Adjectives + "Equipment" 

 

The following list are adjectives that are commonly used with the noun 'equipment'. Each adjective has an example sentence to illustrate usage.

 

the latest

He always buys the latest fishing equipment to make sure he catches the most fish.

modern

They've g 

ot quite a bit of modern computer equipment in the house.

 

state-of-the-art

The lab uses only state-of-the-art equipment.

 

up-to-date

Our equipment is up-to-date, but not state-of-the-art.

 

high tech

I love browsing in stores with lots of high tech equipment.

 

sophisticated

We use sophisticated equipment to track weather across the region.

 

technical

Our technical equipment is equal to any task.

 

sensitive

Be careful when you use that equipment. It's very sensitive.

 

essential

Be sure to gather all the essential equipment before you begin the experiment.

 

faulty

We need to get rid of that faulty equipment and buy the latest.

 

gym

The school bought state-of-the-art gym equipment this year.

 

office

Office equipment manufactures do billions in business each year.

 

scientific

The laboratory employs a wide range of scientific equipment.

 

electronic

The studio provides a wide range of electronic equipment for your needs.

 

Verbs + "Equipment"

buy, purchase

I've been saving to purchase the new equipment.

 

sell

Best Buy sells a wide range of audio equipment.

 

provide, supply

Our company supplies a number of leading hospitals with medical equipment.

 

install

You'll need to ask a specialist to install this equipment.

 

upgrade

We need to upgrade our scientific equipment.

 

operate

You don't need to be a genius to operate this equipment.

 

require

This profession requires a wide range of equipment.

"Equipment" + Verbs

 

consist of something

The required equipment consists of two transformers and a switch.

 

work

The equipment is working now.

 

malfunction

Unfortunately, the equipment is malfunctioning at the moment.

"Equipment" + Nouns

 

maker, manufacturer

There are a number of high tech equipment manufacturers in the area.

 

supplier, vendor

The best computer equipment vendor is down the street.

 

rental

It's best to go with equipment rental for that project. Buying that technical equipment is far  too expensive.

 

Phrases + "Equipment"

 

the right

Don't try that experiment without the right equipment.

 

the proper

 

Make sure to have all the proper equipment before you begin

 

 GOOD LUCK 

 

Fatemeh 

   

The story of idioms

The story of idioms
 

Once upon a time there was a 13 year old kid named Nick. He lived in a city called idioms.There language mostly uses idioms in it.

One day Nicks mom ask him to clean his room and Nick said why should I.Nicks mom said um well and then Nick said hay mom, cat got your toung.So nick got grounded and had to clean his room.

The next week after nick wasnt grounded anymore nick had some friends over.It was a really hot day so they decided to go swimming.Nick was walking on the edge of the pool when Nicks friends pushed nick in with all of his cloths on.Nick got out of the pool and told his friends they were sitting ducks.So nick decided to chase after them and Nick got in trouble bye the life gaurd said stop running and Nick said for what and the life guard said well um and Nick said what cat got your toung.So nick had to walk home while his friends got to swim and have fun.Nick was very mad as a wet hen.The next day nick had to go to school and nick was very tired.There was a half an hour left of school and nick was really ready to go home and nick was not paying attention and his teacher got mad at him and told nick that he had to stay after school and nick was hot under the collar.When Nick left school he told the teacher that he should keep it under the hat, the teacher said if the shoes fit,wear it.So nick said ok.So nick told his mom and his mom said why were you off your rocker.So nicks mom told nick his punishment was to work in the garden with his mom.So nick complained that he had a green thumb.When nick was working in the garden hismom was back seat driving him.So nick told his mom to bug off.Nicks mom did not like that at all so Nick had to work in the garden for longer time. 

سلام... 

شرمنده برای مدتی تقریبا طولانی نبودم ... 

از این به بعد بیشتر و منسجم تر در خدمت هستم... 

فاطمه

24 Things To Always Remember

24 Things To Always Remember


Your presence is a present to the world.

You are unique and one of a kind.
Your life can be what you want it to be.
Take the days just one at a time.

Count your blessings, not your troubles.
You will make it through whatever comes along.
Within you are so many answers.
Understand, have courage, be strong.

Do not put limits on yourself.
So many dreams are waiting to be realized.
Decisions are too important to leave to chance.
Reach for your peak, your goal and you prize.

Nothing wastes more energy than worrying.
The longer one carries a problem the heavier it gets.
Do not take things too seriously.
Live a life of serenity, not a life of regrets.

Remember that a little love goes a long way.
Remember that a lot … goes forever.
Remember that friendship is a wise investment.
Life’s treasure are people together
.

آموزش زبان انگلیسیSuccess Quotes

A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him.



"God gives every bird a worm, but he does not throw it into the nest." Swedish Proverb


"I believe life is to be lived, not worked, enjoyed, not agonized, loved, not hated."

            Leland Bartlett


I've failed over and over and over again in my life and that is why I succeed.
Michael Jordan


دوستای گلم
من به دلایلی دسترسی به اینترنتم بسیار محدود شده.اگه میبینین کامنت میزارین جواب نمیدم عذر میخوام نمیتونم.همونطور که میبینین دیر به دیر هم اپدیت میکنم.دلم نمیاید بعد این همه سال دلم نمیاد اینجا رو ول کنم.لطفا همکاری کنید.

English idioms using آموزش اصطلاحات زبان انگلیسی

to be hot = very popular / fashionable: "Iceland is a really hot weekend destination at the moment." 

a hot favourite = someone / something most likely to win: "Red Rum was always the hot favourite to win the Grand National." 

a hot tip = important or useful suggestion: "He gave me a hot tip for my interview." 

a hot topic = an issue which is important: "Climate change is a hot topic at the moment."  

hot off the press = very new story: "This gossip is hot off the press." 

to get too hot = become too dangerous: "Things are getting too hot and the relief agencies are pulling out of the area." 

a hot date = a date with someone you find very attractive: "She's got a hot date tonight!" 

hot stuff = attractive: "Her new boyfriend is hot stuff." 

in the hot seat = in a position of responsibility: "You make the decisions – you're in the hot seat now!" 

in hot water = in trouble because you have done something wrong: "If you send that email now, you'll find yourself in hot water with the boss." 

have a hot temper = to get angry easily: "He has a hot temper, so don't provoke him into an argument." 

get hot under the collar = get angry about something which isn't very important: "You always seem to get hot under the collar about people's driving habits. Don't let it worry you!" 

hot and bothered = feeling uncomfortable, either because it's too hot, or because you have too much to do in too little time: "She's all hot and bothered now that she's been invited to the theatre this evening." 

be like a cat on a hot tin roof = restless or jumpy: "He's like a cat on a hot tin roof with all this talk about redundancies." 

in hot pursuit = to follow closely: "The pickpocket ran off, with members of the public in hot pursuit." 

hot on the trail = close to finding something: "The police are hot on the trail of the mastermind behind the bank robbery." 

hot air = something which is not as important or true as it sounds: "What he says is just a lot of hot air – don't take it too seriously." 

more (something) than you've had hot dinners = an expression to mean that you've had a lot of something: "I've had more jobs than you've had hot dinners!" 

blow hot and cold = keep changing your mind about something: "I'm blowing hot and cold about moving to the countryside."

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Tongue twister

Can you can a can as a canner can can a can?


Can you imagine an imaginary menagerie manager imagining managing an imaginary menagerie?


A pleasant place to place a plaice is a place where a plaice is pleased to be placed.


While we were walking, we were watching window washers wash Washington's windows with warm washing water.

آموزش اصطلاحات زبان انگلیسی ـ English Idioms

"stretch the truth" = exaggerate the truth

"My brother said he saw an alien, but he sometimes stretches the truth. It probably was just a bear."


"cool as a cucumber" = very relax and at ease

"The captain was cool as a cucumber when aliens boarded our ship."

توضیح واژه ها-1

"avoid" => verb

This is a transitive verb and it must have an object.

Meanings:
            1.to stay away from a person, place, situation, etc. => Example: "He's been avoiding me all week." ● "Try to avoid the city centre.

            2.to prevent something from happening. => Example: "Book early to avoid disappointment."

            3.avoid doing something: to intentionally not do something. => Example: "She managed to avoid answering my question.

 

avoidable (adj.): possible to avoid =>¥Opposite unavoidable.

avoidance (noun),[Uncountable]: when you avoid something.


USAGE


Avoid doing something


When avoid is followed by a verb, the verb is always in the –ing form.


"I avoided seeing him for several days"

"I avoided to see him for several days"


آموزش اصطلاحات زبان انگلیسی English Idioms

Idiom:

An expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up



Look Daggers at someone

to give a dirty look

Dont you dare look daggers at me.



Speak of the devil

When sb whose name has just been mentioned appears or is heard from.

Speak of the devil,Hello Tom, we were just talking about you


هر کسی دوست داشته باشه اینجا همکاری کنه آدرس ایمیل بده دعوتنامه میفرستم براش تو این وبلاگ بنویسه.  

سلامی دوباره

سلام دوستای گلم

ببخشین نبودم ...مشکلی پیش اومده بود.so sorry


مرسی فاطمه جان که در طول غیبت طولانی من آپدیت کردی خیلی ممنونم دوست عزیزم


راستی من ایمیلم هک شده lle


به زودی یه ایمیل جدید باز میکنم و بهتون اطلاع میدم.


نمیدونم چرا بعضی ها فکر میکنن اینجا بیلبورد تبلیغاتی وب سایت های پولی اوناس!!!!

دوست خوبم فاطمه هر کامنت تبلیغاتی رو پاک کن.


هر کسی که انگلیسی بلده و دوست داره آموخته هاش رو share کنه اینجا ایمیلش رو بزاره

دعوتش کنم وبلاگ

همه میتونن اینجا بنویسن


چرا بعضی ها فکر میکنن من اینجا رو باز کردم که تکالیف مدرسه و دانشگاه اونا رو انجام بدم؟!!

چقدر تنبلن!!!


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