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- Hey Yagub! I want to first state that some of these terms are in slang and not formal language. 1) “Pad” is American slang for “house”. In this context the term “Scare-in” could simply mean that there are things that may scare you in the house. 2) “double-triple-decker” refers to a very large sandwich with many slices of bread (I think 3 slices of bread). Fudge is a kind of sweet/candy. 3) “jack” means a sort of movement, so he means he can’t move anymore or crank anymore. 4) “tend” means to take care of something. So he was busy with the light “taking care of it” probably changing the light the light bulb or fixing it 5) to “lay out” means to spread something over a an area. “Laid out” would be the past tense of that 6) in this context, I believe to “fix” means to address something. I hope this helps!0 votedDecember 29, 20221
- Maybe something like “Learning English is very similar to many other difficult journeys,” then go on to mention some challenging journeys (maybe hiking up mountain during a snow storm or trudging along a jungle). And then say something about how, similar to finally reaching your destination, reaching your goals in English learning is fulfilling and makes the difficult journey worth it (maybe in the conclusion of the article).0 votedOctober 31, 20210
- I found this community accidentally. I live in the Ukraine and my home town is Kyiv. I love my city very much. Today I had the my second lesson with my teacher (I liked her very much from the first moment) and I don't know exactly what opportunities and benefits I can get here. I don't know how I can use this application in the most effective way for improving my English, but I will get know it eventually. I wish everyone happy and successful studying here🙏0 votedOctober 21, 20210
- To improve your English listening skills, watch more tv shows and movies in English. Listen to podcasts and music in English too. The best way to improve English speaking skills is by speaking more and speaking everyday and also read to yourself out loud in English as often as possible. Always remember that practice makes perfect.0 votedOctober 18, 20211

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