"facile"

facile (adjective)

- produced without effort or careful thought

It seems to facile to blame everything on his mishandling of the crisis.

Analyzing Problems

Respecting Parents

A teacher asks a student.

Teacher: Whom do you respect most?
Student: My parents.
Teacher: Why?
Student:  They did high school without using Google.

"devastated"

devastated (adjective)

- extremely upset and shocked

She was absolutely devastated when she heard about the bad news.

Common Modal Usage

"treat"

treat (verb)

- to pay for sth that sb/ you will enjoy and that you do not usually have or do

I'm going to treat you to dinner.

Fever World Record

A doctor and a sport are talking.

Doctor      : You are having extreme fever. It's about 40⁰C.
Sportsman: What's the best world record for it?

"excel"

excel (verb)

- to be very good at doing sth

As a teenager, he excelled in foreign languages.

Present Perfect Tense

Let's learn the use of Present Perfect Tense

The Lovers

Two friends are talking.

Simon: I think my wife has a lover. He is a florist.
Daniel: How do you know?
Simon: When I returned home after work, I found freshly
             gathered roses on the bed.
Daniel: I think my wife has a lover also. He is a plumber.
Simon: How do you know?
Daniel: When I returned home after work, I found
             a plumber, lying on the bed.

"unshaken"

unshaken (adjective)

- not ha ving changed a particular feeling or attitude

He remains unshaken in his loyalty for the company.

Go + Ving

There are some English words in "Ving" following "go".

"charity"

charity (noun)

- the aim of giving money, food, help, etc. to people who are i need

The teenagers are raising money for charity through vocal group.

Glasses

Man  : Doc, I think I have to wear a glasses.
Teller: Indeed, you have to. You are are in a bank now.

"brusque"

brusque (adjective)

- using very few words and sounding rude

The soldier spoke in a brusque tone.

American Numbers and Prices

Wanna go shopping? Let's know how to tell American numbers and prices.

Exchanging Opinion

Question: What would you describe the term
                "exchange of opinion"?
Answer  : That's the situation when you have your opinion
                 and go with it to your boss. Then you return
                 with his opinion.

"miraculous"

miraculous (adjective)

- like a miracle; completely unexpected and very lucky

The man had a miraculous escape from death last night when he fell into an ice cold-river.

A customer comes to an electricity store and makes a complaint.

Customer   : Yesterday, I bought an energy saving in your
                     store, returned home, and it didn't work.
Storekeeper: It should not. It saves energy.

"alacrity"

alacrity (noun)

- great willingness or enthusiasm

She accepted the offer with alacrity.