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🍂 FIRST, FIRSTLY or AT FIRST 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔


🔴 FIRST / FIRSTLY

First can be an adjective or an adverb and refers to the person or thing that comes before all others in order, time, amount, quality or importance:

◽️Adjective: What’s the name of the first person who walked on the moon?

◽️ Adverb: Beth always arrives first at meetings.

🔸We often use first, especially in writing, to show the order of the points we want to make. When we are making lists, we can use first or firstly. Firstly is more formal than first:

#بالمختصر : first & firstly نفس المعنئ لكن firstly اكثر رسمية تستخدمها عندما تتحدث او تكتب لشخص له احترامه كمدير او شركة

◽️Dear Mr Paul
✅ First(ly) I would like to thank you for your kind offer of a job …

❌Not: At first I would like to thank you

✅ First(ly) the sodium chloride is dissolved in the water and heated gently. Second(ly) a dye is added to the solution.

❌Not: At first, the sodium chloride …
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🔴 AT FIRST

🔸At first means ‘at the beginning’ or ‘in the beginning’ and we use it when we make contrasts:

◽️At first when I went to England to study English, I was homesick, but in the end I cried when it was time to leave.

◽️He called for help. No one heard him at first, but eventually two young girls came to help him.

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How you speak is equally proportionality important to what you speak ...So both are fundamental on speaking skills .

- Try to deliver informations with intention and energy while speak ; showing sincerity and interest to the other person get easy what you're speaking.

-delete sounds like this ( hmm , aaann ) ( just this tip will lift up / increase a lot the quality of your speech ) .

-When you're going to do some huge transitions between topics in your speech ; try to stop or slow down before engage in another topic.

-Your speech will sound more easier understandable to the most part of people; natives and non-natives.

Observation: it's possible to be fast and comprehensive ; however it's a subject to another talk🤩✨

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🗣Speaking Tip: Don’t say “I’m fine”❌


Here are how native English speakers respond to “How are you?”

✨How are you?
🗣– I’m good, thanks. You?

✨How’s it going?
🗣– It’s going pretty good. And you?

✨How are you doing?
🗣– I’m doing great, thanks. Yourself?

✨How’s it going?
🗣– Ah, things have been better. What about you?

⚠️When you’re not doing so great, say “I’m not doing that great” instead of saying “so-so.”

✨Hey, what’s up?
🗣– Hey, what’s up?

✨How do you do?
🗣– How do you do?

⚠️“How do you do?” is not a question, asking how you’re doing. It’s just a formal way of saying “hello”. So the proper response is:

🗣“How do you do?”,
🗣“Hello”, or
🗣“Nice to meet you.”

So now that you know, stop saying “I’m fine” every time someone asks you “How are you?”🙂


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🔰Giving bad news: "إعطاء الأخبار السيئة"

📌 I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you...
📌 I'm sorry I've got a bit of bad news to tell you...
📌 I really don't know how to say it, but...
📌 I'm sorry to have to say this, but...
📌 I really feel bad to have to say this, but...
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🔰Responding to bad news:
🔰" الرد على الأخبار السيئة":

📌 I'm awfully sorry that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear such terrible news.
📌 My goodness!
📌 I can't believe it!
📌 I do sympathize with you.
📌 Please, accept my deepest sympathy.
📌 I know how you must be feeling.
📌 That's awful / a pity
📌 That must be awful
📌 Poor you!
📌 Oh, dear!

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