Postpone – to put off or delay until a future time
The baseball game has been postponed till tomorrow.

I think we’ll have to delay making the announcement.
I think we’ll have to reschedule the meeting.

Put something on the back burner ~ ; delay
I think we should put this project on the back burner.

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If you were to choose one adjectivie to describe your artwork, what would that be and why?
Could you choose a verb that best describes yourself?
Do you have a favorite saying or proverb?

In the United States, people rub their thumb against their middle and index fingers to mean “money”.
In the United States, Benjamin usually means a 100 dollar bill.

Sources : sozoexchange.com

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1. Water under the bridge – upleasant experience or event in the past. So it’s no longer considered important in the present.
Example : When the two sisters were teenagers, thy fought over boyfriends. That’s water under the bridge. Now they are both happily married, and they consider each other best friends.

2. Burn bridges – to leave a situation in such a way that you can never go back.
or to leave a relationship with one person or a group of people in such a way that you’ll never be welcome again.
Example : If you plan to quit your job, don’t burn bridges. Be professional and respectful when you make your announcement. Who knows? One day you need to ask for your old job back.

3. Cross that bridge when you come to it – to deal with a problem when it happens. You can’t cross a bridge until you’re acutally there. So why worry about possible problems?
Example : Don’t worry about paying tuition right now. You can cross that bridge when you come to it. Just focus on getting into a good university.

Sources : JenniferESL

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What do you go to school?
What classes do you have this year?
What grade are you in?
I’m in 2nd grade.
I’m a freshman.

I’m hungry.
Do you want to get some lunch?
Thanks.

Come on in.
I’ve got to go now.
I appreciate it.
You’re very kind.

May I help you?
Would you like help me, please?
Of course.

Who’s that?
That’s Smith.
What’s that?
I don’t know.
Who knows?
Nobody knows.

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Vocabulary – Hospitals

doctor, nurse, patient, bed, teeth, mouse, ears, back, heels, capsules, injection, stethoscope, thermometer, bandage, ointment, cream, cast, sling, wound, crutches, walking stick, wheelchair, stretcher, ambulance, ward, chart, reception, records, x-ray

Kitchen Vocabulary

Kitchen sink
Kitchen counter
Kitchen table
Kitchen cabinet
Blender
Canisters
Coffee maker
Colander
Dishwasher
Faucet
Food containers
Frying pan
Garbage disposal
Mesuring spoons
Microwave oven
Tea kettle
Mixing bowl
Oven
Stove
Electric burner
Pot
Spatula
Strainer
Tongs
Whisk
Wok
Toaster
Refrigerator

and orginized under a single administrative and legal hierarchy.

2. one of a series of kinds, values, or sizes, as in a system of currency or weights ;

Cash registers have compartments for bills of different denominations.

The stamps come in ￠15 and ￠45 denominations.

I’d like $2,000 in denominations of $20 and $100.

I’d like $2,000 in $100 bills. [denominations.]

I want to withdraw $100. 9-10 dollars, 9 dollars, and 4 quarters.
I want to withdraw $100. 90 dollars in 10s, 9 dollars in dollar bills, and 1 dollar in quarters.
I want to withdraw $1,000 in 20 denominations.
I want to withdrew $1,000 in the denomations of 20.
I want to withdraw $100 in the denomations of 9 10 dollars, 9 one dollars, and rests in quarters.

3. a name or designation, especially for a class or group ;

I saw him last night.

I saw an item at an auction site.
They spent a great deal of a time watching TV.

If you notice someone or something, you become aware of them. If you observe a person or thing, you watch them carefully, especially in order to learn something about them

She noticed a bird sitting on the roof.

Public begins to notice climate change.

How to get a rich man to notice you.

NASA invites reporters to observe robotics test in Arizona desert.

She studies and observes the behavior of babies.