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50 Cards in this Set
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Alone vs All alone vs lonely |
Alone: بمفرده، على الرغم من ان الناس حوله All alone: منعزل تماما ولا يوجد احد سواه Lonely: وحيد، وهو شعور داخلي |
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Carry on VS carry-on |
1- carry on: to continue doing something 2- carry-on: a bag that is small enough to be taken onto a plane with you |
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In the way VS on the way |
In the way: an interruption in the path to achieve something Ex: don't stand in my way
On the way: on the road to Ex: i am on my way to work |
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Put VS put on VS put off |
Put: يضع Put on: يرتدي Put off: يؤجل- يحبط |
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Cut in VS cut out |
Cut in: يقطع Cut out: يقتطع من |
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Admission VS admissions |
Admission: 1-the money that you pay to enter a place 2- the act of agreeing that you did something bad Admissions: the people who have been accepted as students or as members of an organization, or the process of accepting them |
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Manner VS manners |
Manner: (no plural) 1- the way something happens or done 2- the way in which a person talks and behaves Manners: (plural) Ways of behaving with other people |
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Kick ass |
1- kick someone's ass= beat someone up Ex: God this lecture has kicked my ass and me made see the world in a totally different way 2- kickass / kick ass: awesome Ex: this is your house? Wow, it is kick ass 3- kick some ass= astonish them Ex: you can go out there and kick some ass |
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In sight VS out of sight |
In sight= able to be seen and not hidden Ex: The towers of the city were now in sight Out of sight= hidden EX: She kept out of sight behind a tre |
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Hand on VS out VS up |
1- hang on: to wait for a short time 2- hang out: to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone 3- hang up: to finish talking on the phone |
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In order VS out of order |
In order= ok/ fine Out of order= If a machine is out of order, it is not working |
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On duty VS off duty |
On duty: is working Off duty: isn't working |
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Heat VS the heat |
Heat: the temperature of something The heat: hot weather or hot conditions |
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In any case VS in that case |
In any case: used to give another reason for something you are saying, or that you have done In that case: because that is the situation |
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In stock VS out of stock |
1- in stock: available in a shop 2- out of stock: not available in a shop |
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Arrangement VS arrangements |
Arrangement: an agreement between two people or groups Arrangements: plans for how something will happen |
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Conclusion VS in conclusion |
Conclusion: your opinion after considering all the information about something In conclusion: used to begin the last part of a speech or a piece of writing |
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Quality VS Qualities |
Quality: how good or bad something is Qualities: part of the character of someone or something |
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Out of date VS up to date |
Out of date: old Up to date: modern |
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Relate VS related |
Relate: to tell a story or describe a series of events Related: 1-If two or more people are related, they belong to the same family 2- connected |
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Glass VS galsses |
Glass: 1: a hard, clear substance that objects such as windows and bottles are made of 2: a container made of glass that is used for drinking Glasses: a piece of equipment with two transparent parts that you wear in front of your eyes to help you see better |
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Other VS another |
Other: different from a thing or person that you have talked about Another: one more |
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No VS not VS none |
No: use with nouns EX: there is no doubt in my mind Not: 1- use with the verbs EX: you are not going with us 2- use with nouns, verbs,...to negative EX: i am not a doctorShe is not sleeping None: to simply EX: how many friends came to your party? None came |
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A lot of VS lots of |
A lot of: formal, informal Lots of: informal |
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In the end VS at the end |
In the end: after a long time or series of events At the end: in the final part of something |
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Specially VS especially |
Specially: for one purpose Especially: more than other things or people |
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Disappointed in VS disappointed with/by |
Disappointed in: اذا كان السبب شخصا Ex: i am disappointed in you Disappointed with/by: اذا كان السبب شيئا Ex: mary is disappointed with the weather today |
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Why the rush VS what's the rush |
Why the rush: used for asking someone why they are hurrying to do something What's the rush: Used for telling someone who is hurrying, to slow down |
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Chin VS shin |
Chin: the bottom part of your face, below your mouth Shin: the front part of your leg between your knee and your foot |
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Dip VS sip |
Dip: to put something into a liquid for a short time Sip: to drink, taking only a small amount at a time |
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Pretend VS prevent |
Pretend: to behave as if something is true when it is not Prevent: to stop something happening or to stop someone doing something |
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Chase VS chess vs cheese |
Chase: to run after someone or something in order to catch them or it Chess: a game that two people play by moving different pieces around a board of black and white squares Cheese: 🧀 |
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District VS distract |
District: a part of a city or country Distract: to make someone stop giving their attention to something |
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Entire VS interior |
Entire: whole or complete Interior: the inside part of something |
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Shore VS chore |
Shore: the area of land along the edge of the sea or a lake Chore: a job or piece of work that needs to be done often |
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Dinner VS diner |
Dinner: the main meal of the day that people eat in the evening Diner: in the US, a small informal and inexpensive restaurant, often at the side of the road |
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Recipe VS receipt |
Recipe: a list of foods and of instructions telling you how to cook something Receipt: a piece of paper that proves that you have received goods or money |
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Confidence VS confident |
Confidence: the belief that you are able to do things well or be successful Confident: to belief that you are able to do things well or be successful |
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Peek VS peak VS pick |
Peek: take a quick look at something Peak: the highest level or value of something Pick: to choose something or someone |
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Pet VS bet |
Pet: an animal that someone keeps in their home Bet: an act of risking money on the result of a game or competition |
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Except VS expect |
Except: not including a particular fact, thing, or person Expect: to think that something will happen |
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Fog VS frog |
Fog: a thick cloud close to the ground that makes it difficult to see Frog: a small, green animal with long back legs for jumping, that lives in or near water |
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Flaw VS flow |
Flaw: a fault, mistake, or weakness, in something or in a plan Flow: when a liquid moves somewhere in a smooth, continuous way. |
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Appetite VS appetizer |
Appetite: the feeling of want to eat Appetizer: a small amount of food eaten before the main meal |
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Den VS hen |
Den: the home of some kinds of wild animals Hen: a female bird, especially a chicken |
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Sight VS the sights |
Sight: the ability to use your eyes to see The sights: the beautiful or interesting places in a city or country |
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Lack VS lake |
Lack: to not have something, or to not have enough of something Lake: a large area of water that has land all around it |
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Sly vs fly vs fry |
Sly: having or showing a cunning and deceitful nature Fly: to move through the air Fry: to cook something in hot oil or fat |
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Quite VS quit |
Quite: a little or a lot but not completely Quit: to leave your job |
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Sew VS sow |
Sew: to join things together with a needle and thread Sow: to put seeds into the ground |
