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Blood Pressure Allergic Reaction Sprained Sore Throat Food Poisoning Antibiotic, Painkiller, Stitches, Antihistamine, Ointment
Blood Pressure Allergic Reaction Sprained Sore Throat Food Poisoning Antibiotic, Painkiller, Stitches, Antihistamine, Ointment
Flu, blood pressure, allergic reaction, sprained, sore throat, food poisoning
Flattering making someone look or feel better or more attractive than usual
Verb Phrases
looks ( adjective ) on
match something ماشية مع
Hang up يعلق
Change clothes
Get undressed
Get dressed
Idioms
Dressed to kill intentionally wearing clothes that attract sexual attention and admiration
Fits her like a glove to be the perfect size and shape for someone
Keep it under your hat to keep (something) secret : to not tell anyone about
In someone’s shoes
Adjectives as nouns
You can use ( The + some adjectives ) to talk about groups of people
most other nationality words are nouns and are used in the plural, e.g.:
2- We can use ( adjective + people ) to talk about a group of people ( we don’t add
the ), e.g.:
- poor people
- homeless people
- old people
- thai people
Adjective order
Always start with opinion, then description ( opinion adjective + description adjective )
When we use description adjective + description adjective, we use the following order:
Opinion >> Size >> Age >> Shape >> Color >> Pattern >> Origin/Place >> Material
Mini Grammar