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It's Time: Expressions with
1)I'm a busy person, and my time is valuable. You know, ________.
it's time
time is money
time is running out
it's time for something new
2)We've been working hard since early this morning, and now it's getting late. I think it's ______.
time for a change
time to play ball
time to call it a night
time to call it a day
3)Our vacation has gone by so quickly. _________.
Time is money
Time heals all wounds
Time flies when you're having fun
Time moves fast
4)Tomorrow is our deadline, so we have to work fast. You know, _______.
it's about time
time is over
time heals all wounds
time is running out
5)At the football game, the coach decided the coach decided he needed to talk to the players, so he called a _______.
time
time-up
time-over
time-out
6)I've been living here only two weeks, so I don't know if I like it. ______.
Only time will tell
Time heals all wounds
Time is running out
Time is money
7)We arrived at the movie theater at 7, but our movie didn't start until 8. We walked around ______.
as time goes by
making up for lost time
keeping time
killing time
8)Now that I'm not in school and I'm not working, I don't know what to do all day. I've got ________.
a lot of time
time to pay the piper
too much time on my hands
time
9)I went to school this morning, but I didn't learn anything. It was just _______.
a loss of time
a waste of time
a time loss
a time out
10)Okay, your turn is over. You must answer the question. _______.
Time to go.
Time's up
Have a good time.
It's time to play ball.
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The more you cry today, the more stronger and happier you'll be tomorrow.
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MENTOR signifies:
M = Motivator
E = Empowers
N = Nurture
T = Teacher
O = Originator
R = Role model

Making it happen, It's just something you gotta do.
[NORTH EAST ARROW]️study and learn

Wrong
'Wrong' has a number of slightly different meanings.
Adjective:
‘That is the wrong sock, it doesn't match the other one.’
Adverb:
‘What am I doing wrong?’
Noun:
‘He has done a great wrong by leaving the club before the end of the season.’
Verb:
‘He wronged me, now he has apologised and I have accepted the apology.’
Make an example sentence using wrong in the following forms:
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Noun
- Verb

Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.”

Surprise
A ‘surprise’ is an unexpected event, something that happens when you are not expecting it to happen.
‘I arrived home and got the biggest surprise to discover that my brother was visiting from out of town.’
When something ‘comes out of the blue’ then it is a big surprise.
‘Her decision to come home before christmas came completely out of the blue.’
When something is a massive surprise, we can say that we are ‘astonished’.
‘I was astonished to find that the party had been moved from the club to the field by the management.’
Has anything happened to you, out of the blue recently?

Substitution
Look at these two sentences and notice the differences:
I have never been to America but my sister has been to America.
I have never been to America but my sister has been there.
Not those plates, I mean the plates in the corner.
Not those plates, I mean the ones in the corner.
To shorten sentences and still retain the meaning we can sometimes drop some words and substitute them with a single word.
In the above examples the word ‘there’ is substituted for the word ‘America’ and the word ‘ones’ is used for the word ‘plates.’
Instead of just leaving the word out, we substitute it with another word, usually ‘so’, ‘one(s)’, ‘do(es)’ and ‘did’. See some more examples below:
Replacing a noun phrase
A. Would you like to have a chocolate biscuit?
B. Yes I would love a chocolate biscuit.’
Substitution example:
‘Yes, I would love one.’
Replacing a verb phrase:
I didn’t like the show, but everyone else liked the show.
Substitution:
I didn’t like the show, but everyone else did.
Look at the below example sentences, rewrite them with a suitable substitute:
Example one:
A. Would you like a piece of apple cake?
B. Yes, I would like a piece of apple cake.
Example two:
A. Did she buy the apartment?
B. Yes, she bought the apartment.
Example three:
A. I didn’t like the Lasagne, but all the other kids liked the lasagne.
Come back tomorrow and check the examples.