Messrs. (American English)
Messers (British English)
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What's he doing❓
✅He's FLICKING his cigarette!
⚠️Meaning: He's removing the ash off his cigarette by quickly tapping on it!
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What's he doing❓
✅He's FLICKING his hair back!
⚠️Meaning : To move your hair back with a quick movement!
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Jimmy Kimmel
They go on the street and ask kids how they think Trump has done so far.
😂It's hilarious!
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⭕️New words⭕️
1️⃣To be in office: to have an important job, especially used for a president
🔸It's been a year that president Trump is in the office.
2️⃣Inauguration: A ceremony in which the new president takes hold of the office after the election.
🔸Mr Trump was inaugurated (as) president in January.
3️⃣To do an impression of sb: to do sb; to copy or imitate sb
🔸Can you do an impression of Trump?
4️⃣To get nuked: to get bombarded with nuclear bombs.
🔸North Korea will probably nuke America if tensions arise.
5️⃣Dog years: a long period of time
🔸It's been dog years since I last met you.
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*** ❗️❗️❗️People often put names on each other. You could do it in many ways. Here are two ways to do so:
1- Mr X Ms X
Mr Sleepy, Mr handsome, Ms talkative
2- First name + Last name
Sleepy Sleeperson, Smokey Smokerson, Cutie McPretty, Cutie McSweety, Pottie Potterson

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Rolling in money
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Rolling in money (audio)
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Jimmy Fallon
Robert Irwin brings some rather wild animals to the studio and scares the BEJUSES out of Jimmy.😂
✅Plus, get exposed to some Aussie accent.
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⭕️New words⭕️
1️⃣ A prehensile tail: a tail that some animals have got (e.g. monkeys) by which they can hang themselves from trees.
🔸Monkeys, as opposed to cats, have got prehensile tails.
2️⃣ Venom: a sort of poisonous liquid that some animals produce when they bite.
🔸 This spider has got a killing venom. Don't you ever touch it!
3⃣ Bewdy bonza (Austrailian English) : That's amazing.
🔸 This shirt is bewdy bonza.
4⃣ To get the hang of sth (informal) : to learn to do sth.
🔸 I don't seem to get the hang of this game.
5⃣ Omnivore: a creature that eats both vegetables and meat.
🔸Bears are omnivors but rabbits are herbivores. Tigers are carnivores.
6⃣ To be the spitting image of sb: to be very similar to sb.
🔸 Robert is the spitting image of his father.