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✅The reason for sharing this video is twofold : 1- To familiarize you with the tone of the previous lullaby 2- And to introduce you this very nice sitcom (starring Cortney Cox who also played "Monica Geller" in the sitcom "Friends"). Watching sitcoms is a great way to boost up your language. Here's the link for downloading COUGAR TOWN! http://dl1.moviefarsi.com/serial/ #film @englishfortomorrow

#Song #intermediate @englishfortomorrow

A nursery Rhyme! ✔️"Eeny, meeny, miny, moe", which can be spelled a number of ways, is a children's counting rhyme, used to select a person in games such as tag. It is one of a large group of similar 'counting-out rhymes' where the child who is pointed to by the chanter on the last syllable is 'counted out'. The rhyme has existed in various forms since well before 1820,[1] and is common in many languages with similar-sounding nonsense syllables.

Since many similar counting rhymes existed earlier, it is difficult to ascertain this rhyme's exact origin.

Big Shots
Meet the 3-year-old Iranian boy climbing up totally vertical walls!
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Love Handles
Also see: muffin top
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Quiz
Please send your answers to @ImanTaebi
Thanks to one of our members, we now post grammar quizzes!
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Now the time is ripe for answering this quiz!
The answer to this controversy is : option 1!
But why❓
Use present perfect tense in setences constructed with
this/it/that is the first /second/ third/ only/ best/ worst etc.
👉Source : Practical English Usage : section 591
Example:
This is the second time I've gone to England. (NOT this is the second time I will travel to England)
And now the three quickest responses:👇

Hello...Thank you for your good channel...The awnser is the first option.

i think option 1 is correct.

According to swan _this/it/that is the first/second /last time..etc present perfect is used, so the answer is the first option (1)

To bellyache about sth
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Will you use this word in your daily conversations?

* Scotch tape is called 'sellotape' in British English
*** The use of 'papers' seems ungrammatical to many. Instead, use 'sheets of paper'.
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Jimmy Fallon Show : Headshot
Jimmy and Mark Wahlberg have to shoot stuff off each other's heads.
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New Words:
1⃣Bounus round :an extra round of game when it's a tie.
2⃣Headshot : the practice of firing things (especially bullets) at sb's head.
3⃣Flinch : to suddenly move your body because of fear.
4⃣Fruity pebbles: breakfast cereal

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