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Slide 1 : DON’T TAKE IT FOR GRANTED (Just take care of it) A historical place you have visited Day-1/1 The Body The Job The Car Desperately/deliberately I want you to---/ask him to……/expect you to…/ Would like you to …./would hate you to…../would love me to…..

Slide 2 : A historical place you have visited Day-1/1 Fanatic/Fanaticim

Slide 3 : BEAT ABOUT THE BUSH (Don’t beat about the bush, come to the point) It broke into applause Whatever/whenever He told/asked/requested/replied A film you have watched lately Day-2

Slide 4 : MAY YOU GET WELL SOON May god bless you/you progress I’ve got the winning streak/ It’s a high time for me I admit my mistake/confess my crime. Would you prefer…/rather have….. (I’d prefer or I’d rather do…) A tourist place Day-3

Slide 5 : Travelling by train Day-4/1 Do you smoke? No, I don’t. Do you? I don’t either. Neither do I. Il-legible handwriting Indelible impression

Slide 6 : Pre-judiced (pre-occupied view against sth/sb etc.) Judge was prejudiced, so he didn’t agree with defendant’s advocate. get rid of (to try to dis-associate with sth.) Whoever=whomsoever it may concern Travelling by train Day-4/2 Click

Slide 7 : A friend of mine is getting married. A friend of mine/his /hers/ours/theirs…. =one of my/his/her/our/their friend…. = a friend of me/ some friend of us I don’t live in my own house, but I live in parental house. But I have my own house.. on my own (alone)…..=by myself… I cut vegetables my own or by myself Travelling by train Day-4/3

Slide 8 : No cars are allowed in the city None of this money is mine. “What did you say?” ‘Nothing’ Nobody or no one came to visit me, “Where are you going?” ‘Nowhere’. I am staying here. Travelling by train Day-4/4 Some Positive Negatives Questions Any Questions Negatives

Slide 9 : Travelling by train Day-4/5 all/all of, most/most of, no/none of, both/both of, neither/neither of, either/either of. All cars are expensive= all cars in general All of the cars are expensive= a particular group of cars Both restaurants are very good (Right). The both (wrong)

Slide 10 : IT’S GETTING ON MY NERVES Should have/ would have May have/might have If it hadn’t happened….. All/every/whole Each/every Important day in life Day-5

Slide 11 : YOU ARE SHOUTING YOUR HEADS OFF It’s getting along fine Go away Deserving candidates/ meritorious students should……….. The woman who lives next door… The ball which……. A competition you have appeared for Day-6

Slide 12 : YOU HAVE GONE OFF YOUR HEADS Standstill/spellbound (Sang-froid) a person should be….. We saw some people whose/whom/where car was broken down Are we happier than our fore fathers Day-7

Slide 13 : GOOD MIND GOOD FIND I have got the discerning quality, so I can know what is good or what is bad for me (her childhood passion fo’ collecting the stamps (philately) has not dimmed but she is more discerning now a days.) Adjectives(..ing/…ed) Boring notes/is bored, interesting/interested, surprising/surprised, tiring/tired Are we progressing? Day-8

Slide 14 : Give in/chase, Get moving/ going Down to earth person (he doesn’t have air) Influence of books Day-9 Day-9/1

Slide 15 : Influence of books Day-9/2 How big? How old? What Colour? Where from? Made of? Noun A tall young man (1-2)/A large wooden table(1-5) An old Russian song (2-4)/Big blue eyes (1-2) A small black plastic bag (1-3-5) A large round table (Size-shape) Adjective Word Order

Slide 16 : Should be + V3 punished/Fired/Forgiven & given one more chance (an employee) Selected (deserving & meritorious) Convicted (criminals) Utilised (pub. Money) Cleaned properly (drains) Repaired regularly (roads) Rewarded (meritorious students) Humanity Day-10 Day-10/1 A small fry

Slide 17 : Adjectives/Adverbs Quick (ly), serious (ly), careful (ly), quiet (ly), heavy (ily), bad (ly) But friendly/lively/elderly/lovely/silly/lonely are adjectives Adv + adj :- reasonably cheap/terribly sorry Adv. + Adv.:- incredibly quickly Humanity Day-10/2

Slide 18 : I CAN’T MAKE UP MY MIND In addition with/Besides/Not only but also/To add/To add one more feather in the cap Good (Adj)/ well (Adv) Fast/hard/late (Adj and Adv.) Hardly-negligible India of my dream Day-11

Slide 19 : THEY TREATED ME TO THE CREAMS AND SNACKS Double entendre/Dual personality/Bigamy Damn……… So/such, enough/too, quite/rather Dowry Demand Day-12

Slide 20 : I CONDEMN It’s dirt cheap Cry off/ bump into/ impose I happened to go to Delhi because my boss had taken leave at the eleventh hour. Comparatives Is cinema responsible for growing violence in the society? Day-13

Slide 21 : PARENTS ARE LIKE GOD That’s no help to me I look forward to see you Optimistic/ pessimistic When you come across a problem How do you react Sth could be done Nth could be done I have learnt/ have come to know Comparison –as..as/than Day-14

Slide 22 : IT HAS TO BE DONE What was the time like when joined the college/ left the college- there was a scream as the current came What if….. Let’s clear the air Is the woman's place at home? Day-15

Slide 23 : MAKE YOUR SELF COMFORTABLE Piping hot pakoras/ sizzling What kind of the system follows at your home- people take the decisions collectively or independently Superlatives Corruption Day-16

Slide 24 : JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED Who is the most sought after person at your home My mother has got her say You look like changed- you never used to be so (Thrifty/whimsical/discontent/arrogant) Any more/any longer/no longer Misuse of Science Day-17

Slide 25 : CAPITAL PUNISHMENT I give up It reminds me of my….. (a photo/ song/ college days/ beard) It’s just a keep sake Even/although/though/even though/in spite of/despite Energy alternatives Day-18

Slide 26 : Desperately/ Deliberately It was so nice of you/ so boastful of/gorgeous/humble Until/unless As long as/provided-providing As if By and until/by the time Pollution Day-19

Slide 27 : It’s called politics/religion/relationship What he said-it did happen There’s corruption everywhere/wherever you go Strong actions should be taken against the corrupt persons (change in the attitude) I try not to irritate others unless sb crosses the limit Next war will be for water Day-20

Slide 28 : Sang-froid /nonchalant, I give up Childish/childlike Use others as you want others to use you Mind blowing/boggling, at the end/in the end, So nice/kind/polite of you, angry/annoyed/furious about or with.., surprised/shocked/amazed/ astonished at or by sth Red Tapism Day-21

Slide 29 : Impressed with/by Fed up/bored ..with Passive smoking is more injurious (exhale/inhale-hard earned money) A shop keeper tries to rip off….(how can we be sure of quality and quantity) Sorry about/for Generation Gap Day-22

Slide 30 : Don’t you think we live in fools paradise (I feel an idiot-things always go wrong) British used to exploit and plunder-they were outsiders-it stands to reason If the demand is due it should be accepted Why do we need to go on strikes-an introspection should be done Excited/worried/upset/nervous/happy about sth Delighted/pleased/satisfied/disappointed with sth Reservation System Day-23

Slide 31 : This red tapism is troubling everyone-this should be eradicated It makes me sick Afraid/scared/fond/proud/ashamed/jealous/ envious/..of Aware/conscious/capable/full/ short/tired/sure of… Salaries to the women who work at home Day-24

It takes two to tango : It takes two to tango However/ Despite/ Although/ Though Well I never/ good gracious/heavens/lord Sheer wastage/ dire need/ merely 60% Have your dreams ever got shattered Day-25

Who the hell is there? : Who the hell is there? Who on the earth wants me to get there? Overwhelming response/ deluge of letters Day-26 Whew/ Oh/ Ah/ Uh A narrow escape

Teach him a lesson : Teach him a lesson You have to pay for it It’s tempting (spirituality/ religion/ soil/ rivers of India/ folk dance/ music/ enchanting songs)/ bewildering ( riots/ casteism/ unfit politicians) It’s infuriating (phone rings while taking food/ repetitious smile) It’s ingratiating (try to make the people in their favour just giving an smile) Day-27

Follow your impulses(it was absolutely enthralling) : Follow your impulses(it was absolutely enthralling) It’s the infringement of our liberty-living off on others Actions count more than the words Politeness count more than the clothes Day-28

Trustworthy friends are better than the mere acquaintances : Trustworthy friends are better than the mere acquaintances Soft words butter no parsnips Leave the laidback attitude Day-29

Blow your own trumpet : Blow your own trumpet If he had taken care it would have happened Don’t you hassle me Childish/Child like The people who are displaced should have been rehabilitated Day-30

Slide 38 : I am not a work-shy It’s a blot on the face of the society (hooligans/hoodlums/prostitution/ social evils) I have to do the same boring jobs day in day out. Day-31

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