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Zoom 4 English Egypt Welcome! Zoom 4 English Egypt provides online conversation classes and Interactive English lessons

Zoom 4 English Egypt provides online conversational English classes and Interactive Online English for women and children (5-17) in Egypt and internationally, that are looking to improve their English fluency with a native American teacher. My speaking practice lessons are on a wide variety of topics aimed at developing functional language or promoting discussion. Lessons are centered on select controlled speaking, storytelling, pronunciation, role-play, and miscellaneous worksheets aimed at improving your fluency. In the Interactive English lessons, we follow the Jolly Grammar Program where we complete a wide variety of engaging activities which develop grammar, spelling, punctuation, and comprehension skills as well as conversation practice to give your child the confidence and understanding they need to excel in their English studies. https://www.facebook.com/zoom4englishegypt

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31/01/2025

Celebrating my 5th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿค—๐ŸŽ‰

"Down in the dumps" is an American English idiom that means to be feeling sad, unhappy, or discouraged. It's like you're...
23/07/2024

"Down in the dumps" is an American English idiom that means to be feeling sad, unhappy, or discouraged. It's like you're at the bottom of a deep, dark hole and can't see the light.

Here are some examples of how you might use "down in the dumps":

โœ…"I've been feeling down in the dumps ever since my dog died."
โœ…"The rainy weather has got me down in the dumps."
โœ…"I'm feeling a bit down in the dumps about my job search."

If someone is feeling down in the dumps, you might try to cheer them up by doing something nice for them, like taking them out for ice cream or watching a funny movie together. You could also just listen to them and let them talk about how they're feeling. Sometimes, just talking about it can help someone feel better.

20/07/2024

Imagine you're at a giant water park with the biggest, most amazing slides you've ever seen! You're splashing around in the pool, laughing with your friends, and feeling so happy and excited. That's what it's like to ๐Ÿณ"have a whale of a time"!๐Ÿณ

๐Ÿ—ฃHere are some examples:

โœ…"We had a whale of a time at the beach yesterday. We built sandcastles, played in the waves, and ate delicious ice cream cones."
โœ…"I'm so glad you came to my birthday party! We're having a whale of a time."
โœ…"Even though it was raining, we had a whale of a time playing board games and watching movies."

So, next time you're having a lot of fun, remember that you're "having a whale๐Ÿ‹ of a time"!

18/07/2024

Facing the Music: Owning Up to Your Actions

"Facing the music" is an idiom that means to accept the consequences of your actions, even if they are unpleasant. It's about taking responsibility for your mistakes and dealing with the repercussions, no matter how difficult they may be.

Examples:

โœ…"After breaking the vase, Sarah knew she had to face the music and tell her mom what happened." (This means Sarah knew she had to accept the consequences of her actions, which might involve her mom being angry or disappointed.)

โœ…"The politician faced the music after the scandal broke, admitting his mistakes and apologizing to the public." (This means the politician took responsibility for his actions and accepted the negative consequences, such as public criticism or loss of support.)
โœ…"The company had to face the music when the product failed, recalling it from stores and issuing refunds to customers." (This means the company had to deal with the negative consequences of their product failing, such as financial losses and damage to their reputation.)

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๐Ÿ‘‰The origin of the phrase is unclear, but it may come from the military practice of making soldiers stand in front of a band and be publicly punished for their offenses.
๐Ÿ‘‰"Facing the music" is often used in situations where the consequences are serious or unpleasant.
โ€ผ๏ธIt's important to note that facing the music is not the same as accepting blame.โ€ผ๏ธ It's about taking responsibility for your actions, regardless of whether you believe you are fully at fault.

15/07/2024

๐Ÿฉธ"Bad blood between people" ๐Ÿฉธis an idiom that means there is hostility, resentment, or animosity between them.๐Ÿ˜ก This could be due to a past argument, disagreement, or betrayal. The bad blood can make it difficult for the people involved to get along or work together.

Example Sentences:

๐Ÿ‘‰There's been bad blood between the two families ever since the property dispute.
๐Ÿ‘‰The bad blood between the former business partners made it impossible for them to collaborate on the project.
๐Ÿ‘‰The bad blood between the political parties made it difficult to pass any meaningful legislation.
Additional Notes:

The phrase "bad blood" can also be used to refer to a specific incident or event that caused the hostility. For example, "The bad blood started when he stole her boyfriend."
The idiom "bad blood" is often used in a negative context, but it can also be used in a more neutral way. For example, "There was bad blood between the two teams, but they managed to put it aside for the game."

12/07/2024

If you have or go through a "bad patch" or a "rough patch", you have a lot of problems for a time. It's similar to saying "it was a rough time" or "we were going through a tough spell."

Here's how you can use it in a sentence:

"I know things have been tough lately, but don't worry, it was just a bad patch. We'll get through it together."
"The company went through a bad patch a few years ago, but they've recovered and are doing well now."
"I was feeling really down for a while, but it was just a bad patch. I'm feeling much better now."
Here are some other ways to say the same thing:

It was a rough time.
We were going through a tough spell.
We hit a rough patch.
We had a setback.
Things were tough for a while.

11/07/2024

๐ŸŽฏHit the spot ๐ŸŽฏ- to be very enjoyable or satisfying๐Ÿ˜‹

Learning synonyms and antonyms can help you become a better writer and speaker. It can also help you understand what you...
01/07/2024

Learning synonyms and antonyms can help you become a better writer and speaker. It can also help you understand what you're reading and hearing better. So, keep learning those words, and soon you'll be a master of the English language!

โ–บ BOOST YOUR SYNONYMS: HOT
30/06/2024

โ–บ BOOST YOUR SYNONYMS: HOT

A gadget is a small, often mechanical, device or tool that has a specific function, especially one that is new or unusua...
29/06/2024

A gadget is a small, often mechanical, device or tool that has a specific function, especially one that is new or unusual. From the humble can opener to the latest smartphone, gadgets are everywhere. They can be simple or complex, practical or purely for entertainment. But one thing they all have in common is that they make our lives a little bit better (or at least a little more interesting). What are some of your favorite gadgets? Why?

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Welcome! Zoom 4 English Egypt is an online conversation class for women and children (7-17) that are looking to improve their English fluency. My speaking practice lessons are on a wide variety of topics aimed at developing functional language or promoting discussion. Lessons are centered on select controlled speaking, storytelling, pronunciation, role-play, and miscellaneous worksheets aimed at improving your fluency. Classes are one hour twice a week for a total of 8 lessons a month. I teach group, online classes, private online as well as in-person* if you are local ( 10th of Ramadan). I also hold specialty courses in Business English, CV/Resume building, interview coaching, and medical terminology courses. I post helpful daily tips on my Facebook and Instagram pages. https://www.facebook.com/zoom4englishegypt https://www.instagram.com/zoom4english/?hl=en If you are interested, you can sign up by sending a message here on my page or message on WhatsApp 010 60 79 7721 ๐Ÿ“ท

*Due to COVID-19 all in-person lessons are suspended until the situation is more stable.