درسهایی بزرگ از کلمات

 

سازنده ترین کلمه ((گذشت))است...آن را تمرین کن.

پر معنی ترین کلمه ((ما))است...آن را به کار بر.

عمیق ترین کلمه(( عشق)) است...به آن ارج بده.

بی رحم ترین کلمه((تنفر))است...با آن بازی نکن.

خود خواهانه ترین کلمه((من))است...از آن حذر کن.

ناپایدار ترین کلمه ((خشم ))است...آن را فرو بر.

بازدارنده ترین کلمه((ترس))است...با آن مقابله کن.

با نشاط ترین کلمه((کار))است...به آن بپرداز.

پوچ ترین کلمه((طمع))است...آن رابکش.

سازنده ترین کلمه((صبر))است ...برای داشتنش دعا کن.

روشن ترین کلمه((امید))است...به آن امیدوار باش.

ضعیف ترین کلمه ((حسرت))است...آن را نخور.

تواناترین کلمه((دانش))است...آن را فراگیر.

محکم ترین کلمه ((پشتکار))است...آن را داشته باش.

سمی ترین کلمه((شانس))است...به آن امیدوار نباش.

لطیف ترین کلمه((لبخند))است...آن راحفظ کن.

ضروری ترین کلمه((تفاهم))است...آن را ایجاد کن.

سالم ترین کلمه((سلامتی))است...به آن اهمیت بده.

اصلی ترین کلمه((اعتماد))است...به آن اعتماد کن.

دوستانه ترین کلمه((رفاقت))است...از آن سواستفاده نکن.

زیباترین کلمه((راستی))است...با آن رو راست باش.

زشت ترین کلمه((تمسخر))است...دوست داری با تو چنین شود؟؟؟

موقرترین کلمه((احترام ))است...برایش ارزش قایل شو.

آرامترین کلمه((آرامش))است...به ان برس.

عاقلانه ترین کلمه((احتیاط))است ...حواست راجمع کن.

دست و پا گیرترین کلمه((محدودیت))است...اجازه نده مانع پیشرفتت شود.

سخت ترین کلمه((غیر ممکن))است...وجود ندارد.

مخرب ترین کلمه((شتابزدگی))است...مواظب پله های پشت سرت باش.

تاریکترین کلمه((نادانی))است...آن را با نور علم روشن کن.

کشنده ترین کلمه((اضطراب))است...آن را نادیده یگیر.

صیورترین کلمه((انتظار))است...منتظرش بمان.

باارزش ترین کلمه((بخشش))است...سعی خود را بکن.

قشنگنرین کلمه((خوشرویی))است...راز زیبایی در آن نهفته است.

رساترین کلمه((وفاداری))است...بدان که جمع همیشه بهتر از یک فرد بودن است.

محرک ترین کلمه((هدفمندی))است...زندگی بدون آن پوچ است.

و هدفمندترین کلمه((موفقیت))است پس پیش بسوی آن.

 

ساختار اصلی جملات در زبان انگلیسی

ساختار اصلی جملات در زبان انگلیسی

 

اسم – شخص- مکان یا شئ

مثالهای مفرد ( brother, home, sock, mouse
مثالهای جمع brothers, homes, socks, mice

فعل- انجام دادن کار –

an action

مثال: jump, sit, talk, have

صفت- توصیف اسم –

 describes a noun

مثال: colorful shirt, funny story, tall boy

قید- توصیف کلمات دیگر –

describes other words (not nouns)

مثال: jumped yesterday, talks fast, sings loud, very pretty, Luckily for us

فاعل – اسمی که عملی را انجام میدهد

the noun or nouns that  perform the action

مثال: The dog jumped.
مثال جمع: Dogs and cats sleep

 

مفعول – اسمی که کار بر روی آن صورت میگیرد

 the noun or nouns that receive the action

مثال: The child drank milk

مثال جمع: She is eating bread and cheese

 

پنج ساختار اصلی جمله 

1. فاعل - فعل :

• The boy plays.
• Jack eats.
• Sara sits.

2. فاعل - فعل - مفعول

• The girl pets the cat.
• I love apples.
• Bill kicks the ball.

3. فاعل - فعل - صفت:

• Lisa is pretty.
• They are helpful.
• I am sad.

4. فاعل - فعل - قید:

• Maria laughs loudly.
• The dog jumps high.
• Apples are everywhere.

5. فاعل- فعل -اسم:

• I am the teacher.
• Jon is a carpenter.
• The boy is a student.

آموزش تلفظ

آموزش تلفظ**** جلسه دوم

 

صدای ایی کشیده که با علامت iː نشان داده مشود در کلماتی مانندsee, meet, heat, read, key
پیدا میشود
این کلمات را با صدای بلند تکرار کنید

1) see

2) meet

3) meat

4) heat

5) read

6) eat

7) key

8) free

9) leave

10) breathe

11) feet

12) please

13) sneeze

14) freeze

15) bleed

16) need

17) feel
حالا این جملات رو با صدای بلند تکرار کنید

1) I want to see my feet.

2) I need to sneeze.

3) Read my book, please.

4) Give me the key, please.

5) They feel good when they meet.

7) We need some heat.

8) He eats all the meat.

9) We need to be free.

10) Please don't leave.

11) When I freeze I start to sneeze.

پنج عبارت که بیشترین کاربرد را در زبان انگلیسی دارند

پنج عبارت که بیشترین کاربرد را در زبان انگلیسی دارند

 

Some important everyday phrases in English

1. "How are you?" is a little formal.
   
   People will often say the more informal:
   "How're you doing?"
   "How's it going?"
   or "How's everything?"
   
   They all mean pretty much the same thing really; the speaker wants to know if you're OK.
   
   You might also hear "What's happening?" or "What's up?"
   
   These questions are asking you about your activities now – "What are you doing?"
   
2. "Thank you."
   
   Of course that's fine, but people will usually say "Thanks." You may also hear "Cheers," or "Ta" (especially in British English).
   
3. "Gonna," "wanna," "coulda," "shoulda," "woulda," etc.
   
   Sometimes you will come across these in spoken English.
   
   They are shortened forms of "going to," "want to," "could have," "should have" and "would have."
   
   They can cause a lot of confusion among learners so listen out for them. Again, they are very informal.
   
4. "Have a nice day!"
   
   I love this phrase. It's a kind of nice, happy way of saying goodbye to someone and is often used if you don't know someone very well.
   
   You will also hear the more informal expressions, "see ya!" (see you), "take care," "later," and "bye bye" as often as "Goodbye."
   
5. "Cool" is probably the most used word in the English language.
   
   If you can start using this naturally in your English speech you know you are making progress towards sounding like a native English speaker!

Obviously these are all pretty general phrases and words but there are many more that are used in particular situations.

How to teach a dialogue in schools

How to teach a dialogue in schools

 

Competency: To be able to teach a dialog in such a way that the student can enact the dialog in a role play with classmates.

Purpose: There are two main purposes for teaching the dialog. First, it will provide the student with a bit of language that will help him perform in a particular setting (writing a check, buying a stamp, etc.). The more specific you can be in adapting the dialog to the students' immediate circumstances, the more meaningful the dialog will be and the more likely it will be that the students will learn and use it.

The second purpose of the dialog is to introduce certain high-frequency patterns of the language that will be practiced further in the dialog expansion activities.

NOTE: If the students do not have text materials where they can see the written dialog, the teacher can write it on the chalkboard. It is usually helpful to adults to be able to see the written form. If the teacher notices certain sounds being pronounced incorrectly because of the students' native language pronunciation, he may want to focus their attention on the letters and their correct pronunciation.

Preparation:

Step 1: Think about the kind of situation you want the students to enact after they have finished the dialog. Be as specific as possible.

Look at Lesson 1 again. For this lesson you might imagine a student introducing a friend during a break. At the end of the lesson you may want the students to pretend they are introducing a fellow classmate to another friend.

Step 2: Break the dialog into pairs of lines or exchanges (these we will call cycles) and personalize it.

If you want the students to be able to enact the dialog or parts of it, it is best to break it down and personalize it, i.e. change its characters to members of the class.

.

For Lesson 1 the dialog could be broken down as follows:

.

a. Roberto: Hello, my name's (TEACHER'S NAME).

Sara: (I'm) glad to meet you.

.

b. Sara: This is my friend, (STUDENT'S NAME).

Roberto: (I'm) pleased to meet you.

.

c. Roberto: Where are you from?

Lily: (I'm from) Thailand.

Step 3: Write the dialog on a 3" x 5" card.

It is necessary for the teacher to be able to walk around and listen to and interact with each student. Having to carry a textbook around can reduce your mobility. After you have taught a few lessons you may be able to leave the book on the desk and refer to it periodically and not have to make cards.

Teaching:

Step 1: Explain to the students using pictures, gestures, their native language, or whatever means necessary the context and purpose of the dialog.

In the case of Lesson 1 the purpose is to enable them to introduce themselves and others, and to tell where they are from.

Step 2: Enact the first line of the dialog as you say it and have students listen. (Repeat several times).

Lesson 1: Hello my name's (TEACHER'S NAME).

Step 3: Have students repeat in chorus after teacher until their pronunciation is fairly accurate.

Ex: T. Hello, my name's __________ .

S. Hello, my name's __________ .

Step 4: Have students repeat individually personalizing the line. Student: Hello, my name is (STUDENT'S NAME).

Step 5: Repeat Steps 2 and 3 with the next line of the dialog.

Step 2: T. (I'm) glad to meet you. (students listen)

 

Step 3: T. (I'm) glad to meet you.

S. I'm glad to meet you. (student repeats)

NOTE: In normal conversation Americans say "meechuh" for "meet you" so that the t plus y becomes ch. Students should be encouraged to pronounce it this way.

Step 6: Teacher says line one and students respond with line two, first in chorus and then alone.

Teacher: Hello, my name's (TEACHER'S NAME).

Student: (I'm) glad to meet you. My name's (STUDENT'S NAME)

Step 7: Have students pair off and take turns introducing themselves while the teacher circulates, listens and helps.

Student 1: Hello, my name's __________ .

Student 2: Glad to meet you. My name's __________ .

Step 8: Repeat Steps 2 thru 7 with the next two lines of the dialog.

Step 9: Have students enact the first four lines of the dialog.

 

Break students into groups of three (for the three persons) and have them enact the dialog.

Student 1: Hello, my name's __________ .

Student 2: (I'm) glad to meet you. My name is __________ .

Student 1: This is my friend __________ .

Student 3: Pleased to meet you.

Step 10: Repeat Steps 2 thru 7 with the next two lines of the dialog.

Step 11: Repeat Step 9 with all of the lines of the dialog.

Additional Activities:

1. Have students follow along in their TEXT as the teacher reads the dialog.
2. Have students pair off and read alternate parts of the dialog while the teacher circulates and listens.
3. Have students pair off and show pictures of their family and tell who they are. For example: Student: This is my ________ .

 

چند سوال برای تمرین مکالمه

چند سوال برای تمرین مکالمه

 

Hi! How are you
What’s your name
What’s your first name
What’s your surname
Where do you live
What’s your address
Where did you live before that
What’s your phone number
How old are you
When is your birthday
Where are you from
How long have you been learning English
Why do you want to study English
Tell me about your family
Do you have any brothers or sisters

                                                                                                                                   Tell me about your country

متضادها ×××× opposites

متضادها ×××× opposites

 

Word	Opposite
A
about	exactly
above	below
absence	presence
abundance	lack
to accept	to refuse
accidental	intentional
active	lazy
to add	to subtract
to admit	to deny
adult	child
advanced	elementary
affirmative	negative
afraid	brave
after	before
against	for
alike	different
alive	dead
all	none
always	never
ancient	modern
to agree	to refuse, to argue
to allow	to forbid
already	not yet
always	never
amateur	professional
to amuse	to bore
angel	devil
animal	human
to annoy	to satisfy
to answer	to ask
answer	question
antonym	synonym
apart	together
approximately	exactly
to argue	to agree
to arrest	to free, to set free
arrival	departure
to arrive	to depart, to leave
artificial	natural
to ask	to answer
asleep	awake
to attack	to defend
attack	defence, protection
attic	cellar
autumn	spring
awake	asleep
awful	delicious, nice, pleasant
B
back	in front of
background	foreground
backward	forward
bad	good
bad luck	fortune, good luck
beauty	ugliness
before	after
to begin	to end, to stop, to finish
beginning	end, ending
behind	in front of
below	above
best	worst
better	worse
beautiful	ugly
big	small, little
birth	death
bitter	sweet
black	white
blunt	sharp
body	soul
to bore	to amuse, to be interested in
boring	exciting, interesting
to borrow	to lend
bottom	top
boy	girl
brave	cowardly, afraid
to break	to mend, to fix
broad	narrow
brother	sister
to build	to destroy
busy	lazy
to buy	to sell
C
calm	excited
careful	careless
careless	careful
to catch	to miss, to throw
ceiling	floor
cellar	attic
centre	outskirts, suburb
certainly	probably
changeable	constant
cheap	expensive
child	adult, grown-up
children	parents
clean	dirty
clear	cloudy
clever	stupid
to close	to open
closed	open
cloudy	clear, sunny, bright
cold (adjective)	hot
cold (noun)	heat
to come	to go
comedy	drama, tragedy
complicated	simple
compliment	insult
compulsory	voluntary
to connect	to separate
consonant	vowel
constant	changeable
construction	destruction
to continue	to interrupt
cool	warm
correct	false, wrong
courage	fear
courageous	cowardly
cowardly	brave, courageous
to create	to destroy
cruel	human, kind humane
to cry (schreien)	to whisper
to cry (weinen)	to laugh
D
to damage	to repair
danger	security, safety
dangerous	safe
dark	light
daughter	son
dawn	dusk
day	night
dead	alive
death	birth, life
deep	shallow
defeat	victory
defence	attack
to defend	to attack
delicious	awful
to deny	to admit
to depart	to arrive
departure	arrival
desperate	hopeful
to destroy	to build, to create, to form
destruction	construction
devil	angel
dictatorship	republic
to die	to live
different	alike, equal, the same
difficult	easy
dirty	clean
disease	health
distant	near
to divide	to unite
division	unity
to divorce	to marry
divorce	marriage, wedding
divorced	married
domestic	foreign
down	up
downstairs	upstairs
drama	comedy
dry	humid, wet
dull	interesting
dusk	dawn
E
early	late
east	west
easy	difficult, hard
elementary	advanced
to emigrate	to immigrate
emigration	immigration
empty	full
to end	to begin
end	beginning
ending	beginning
enemy	friend
to enjoy	to hate
to enter	to leave
entrance	exit
equal	different
even	odd
evening	morning
everybody	nobody
everything	nothing
exactly	about, approximately
excited	calm
exciting	boring
to exclude	to include
exit	entrance
expensive	cheap
export	import
exposure	shelter
extreme	moderate
F
to fail	to succeed, to pass
failure	success
false	correct, true
far	near
fast	slow
fat	slim, thin
fear	courage
female	male
few	many
final	first
to find	to lose
to finish	to begin
finish	start
first	final, last
to fix	to break
flat	hilly
floor	ceiling
to follow	to lead
to forbid	to allow, to let, to permit
for	against
foreground	background
foreign	domestic
foreigner	native
to forget	to remember
to form	to destroy
fortune	bad luck
forward	backward
to free	to arrest
to freeze	to melt
frequently	occasionally
fresh	old/stale
friend	enemy
front	rear
in front of	back, behind
full	empty
funny	serious
future	past, present

G
general	particular, special
generous	mean
gentle	violent, rough, strict
gentleman	lady
giant	tiny, very little, small
girl	boy
to give	to take
to go	to come, to stop
good	bad
good luck	bad luck
grown-up	child
guest	host
guilty	innocent
H
happiness	sadness
happy	sad
handsome	ugly
hard	easy, soft
to harvest	to plant
to hate	to enjoy, to like, to love
health	disease, illness
healthy	ill, sick
heat	cold
heaven	hell
heavy	light
hell	heaven
here	there
high	deep
high	low
hilly	flat
to hit	to miss
hopeful	desperate, hopeless
hopeless	hopeful
horizontal	vertical
host	guest, visitor
hot	cold
huge	tiny
human	animal
humane	cruel
humid	dry
hungry	thirsty
husband	wife
I
in front of	back, behind
to ignore	to notice
ill	healty, well
to immigrate	to emigrate
immigration	emigration
import	export
in	out
to include	to exclude
to increase	to reduce
innocent	guilty
inside	outside
insult	compliment
intelligent	silly, stupid
intentional	accidental
to be interested in	to bore
interesting	boring, dull
to interrupt	to continue
J
junior	senior
K
kind	cruel
L
lack	abundance, plenty
lady	gentleman
to land	to take off
land	water
large	small
last	first
late	early
to laugh	to cry
lazy	active, busy
to lead	to follow
to learn	to teach
to leave	to arrive, to enter
left	right
to lend	to borrow
less	more
to let	to forbid
to lie	to stand
life	death
light	dark, heavy
to like	to hate
liquid	solid
little	big, large
little	much
to live	to die
long	short
to lose	to find, to win
loser	winner
loud	quiet
to love	to hate
lovely	terrible
low	high
to lower	to raise
bad luck	good luck
good luck	bad luck

M
major	minor
male	female
man	woman
many	few, some
marriage	divorce
married	divorced, single
to marry	to divorce
master	servant
maximum	minimum
mean	generous
to melt	to freeze
men	women
to mend	to break
mess	order
midnight	noon
minimum	maximum
minor	major
to miss	to hit, to catch
moderate	extreme
modern	ancient, old
monarchy	republic
moon	sun
more	less
morning	evening
mountain	valley
much	little
N
narrow	broad, wide
nasty	nice, pleasant
native	foreigner, stranger
natural	artificial
near	distant, far
negative	affirmative
nephew	niece
never	always
new	ancient, old
nice	awful, nasty
niece	nephew
night	day
no	yes
nobody	everybody
noisy	quiet, silent
noon	midnight
none of	al lof
normal	strange
north	south
not yet	already
nothing	everything
to notice	to ignore
now	then
O
occasionally	frequently
occupied	vacant
odd	even
off	on
often	seldom, sometimes
old	modern, new, young
on	off
to open	to close, to shut
open	closed, shut
opponent	supporter
order	mess
ordinary	special
other	same
out	in
outside	inside
outskirts	centre
over	under
P
parents	children
part	whole
partial	total
particular	general
to pass	to fail
past	future, present
peace	war
to permit	to forbid
to plant	to harvest
plenty	lack
pleasant	awful
polite	rude
poor	rich, wealthy
poverty	wealth
powerful	weak
presence	absence
present	past, future
pretty	ugly
private	public
probably	certainly
professional	amateur
to protect	to attack
protection	attack
public	private
to pull	to push
pupil	teacher
to push	to pull
Q
question	answer
quick	slow
quiet	loud, noisy
R
to raise	to lower
rainy	sunny
rear	front
to receive	to send
to reduce	to increase
to refuse	to agree, to accept
regret	satisfaction
to remember	to forget
to repair	to damage
to reply	to ask
reply	question
republic	dictatorship, monarchy
to rest	to work
rich	poor
right	left, wrong
to rise	to sink
rough	gentle, smooth, soft
rude	polite
rural	urban

S
sad	happy
sadness	happiness
safe	dangerous
safety	danger
salt	sugar
(the) same	different, the other
satisfaction	regret
to satisfy	to annoy
to save	to spend, to waste
to scream	to whisper
security	danger
seldom	often
to sell	to buy
to send	to receive, to save
to sit	to stand
senior	junior
to separate	to connect, to unite
serious	funny
servant	master
to set free	to arrest
shallow	deep
sharp	blunt
shelter	exposure
short	long, tall
to shout	to whisper
to shut	to open
sick	healthy
silent	noisy
silly	intelligent
simple	complicated
to sink	to rise
single	married
sister	brother
slim	fat
slow	fast, quick
small	big, large, tall
smooth	rough
soft	hard, rough
solid	liquid
some	many
sometimes	often
son	daughter
soul	body
sour	sweet
south	north
special	general, ordinary
spring	autumn
to stand	to sit
to start	to stop
start	finish, end, stop
to stop	to start, to go
to stand	to lie
strange	normal
stranger	native
strict	gentle
strong	weak
student	teacher
stupid	clever, intelligent
suburb	centre
to succeed	to fail
success	failure
to subtract	to add
sugar	salt
summer	winter
sun	moon
sunny	cloudy, rainy
supporter	opponent
to suspect	to trust
sweet	bitter, sour
synonym	antonym
T
to take	to give
to take off	to land
tall	small, short
to teach	to learn
teacher	pupil, student
then	now
terrible	lovely
there	here
thick	thin
thin	thick, fat
thirsty	hungry
to throw	to catch
tight	loose
tiny	giant, huge
together	apart
tomorrow	yesterday
top	bottom
total	partial
town	village
tragedy	comedy
true	false
to trust	to suspect
U
ugliness	beauty
ugly	beautiful, handsome (boys), pretty (girls)
under	over
to unite	to divide, to separate
unity	division
up	down
upstairs	downstairs
urban	rural
useful	useless
useless	useful
V
vacant	occupied
valley	mountain
vertical	horizontal
victory	defeat
village	town
violent	gentle
visitor	host
voluntary	compulsory
vowel	consonant
W
war	peace
warm	cool
to waste	to save
water	land
weak	powerful, strong
wealth	poverty
wealthy	poor
wedding	divorce
well	ill
west	east
wet	dry
to whisper	to scream, to shout
white	black
whole	part
wide	narrow
wife	husband
to win	to lose
winner	loser
winter	summer
to work	to rest
woman	man
women	men
worse	better
worst	best
wrong	correct, right
Y
yes	no
yesterday	tomorrow
young	old

کلمات اختصاری زبان انگلیسی به ترتیب حروف الفبا

کلمات اختصاری زبان انگلیسی به ترتیب حروف الفبا

 

A English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
AA	alcoholics anonymous
ADD	attention defecit disorder
AK	alaska
AL	alabama
APT	apartment
AR	arkansas
AS	american samoa
ASAP	as soon as possible
AZ	arizona
B English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
B4	before
B/C	because
BF	boyfriend
BFF	best friend forever
BLDG	building
BO	body odor
BRB	be right back
BRT	be right there
BTW	by the way
BYOB	bring your own beer
BYOM	bring your own meat
C English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
CA	california
CO	colorado
COD	cash on delivery
CPC	cost per click (internet advertising
CPM	cost per mil (actually means cost per 1000 views in internet advertising)
CT	conneticut
CTR	click through rate (internet advertising)
CU	see you (later)
C Ya	See you (later)
D English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
DC	district of columbia
DD	designated driver
DE	deleware
DIY	do it yourself
DL	1. down low 2. download 3. driver's license
DMI	don't mention it
DOE	depends on experience
DUI	driving under the influence
DWI	driving while intoxicated
E English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
EOB	end of business(day)
EOD	end of day
ETA	estimated time of arrival
F English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
4eva	forever
4ever	forever
FB	Facebook
FIFO	first in first out
FL	florida
FML	F*** my Life
FYI	for your information
G English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
G2, G3, G4, G5, G6	gulf 1, gulf 2, gulf 3, gulf 4, gulf 5, gulf 6 (airplanes/jets)
GA	georgia
GF	girlfriend
GTG	got to go! (need to go)
GTK	good to know
GWB	george w. bush
GU	guam
H English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
HI	hawaii
HU	hook up
I English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
IA	iowa
IC	i see
ID	idaho
IDK	i don't know
IKR	i know right?
IL	illinois
IMHO	in my humble opinion
IMO	in my opinion
IN	indiana
IOU	I owe you
J English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
JFK	john f. kennedy
JK	just kidding
JJ	just joking
K English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
K	ok
KIT	keep in touch
KS	kansas
KY	kentucky
L English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
L8er	later
LA	1. louisiana 2. los angeles
LGBT	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (people)
LIFO	last in first out
LMAO	Laugh my Ass off
LMBO	Laugh my Butt off
LMK	let me know
LOL	Laugh out Loud
M English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
MA	massachusetts
MD	1.medical doctor 2.maryland
ME	maine
MI	michigan
MIA	missing in action
MLB	major league baseball
MLM	multi level marketing
MN	minnesota
MO	missouri
MS	mississippi
MT	montana
MVP	most valuable player
N English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
N/A	not applicable
NBA	national basketball association
NC	north carolina
ND	1.notre dame(famous university in America) 2.north dakota
NE	1.any 2. nebraska
NE1	anyone
NFL	national football league
NH	new hampshire
NHL	national hockey league
NJ	new jersy
NM	new mexico
NY	new york
np	no problem
NV	nevada
O English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
OBO	or better offer
OC	orange county (california)
OCD	obsessive compulsive disorder
OH	ohio
OK	oklahoma
OOO	out of office
OOTO	out of the office
OMG	oh my gosh
OMW	on my way
OR	oregon
OS	operating system
P English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
PA	pennsylvania
PPL	people
Q English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
Q&A	questions and answers
QA	quality assurance
R English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
RI	rhode island
RM	room
R U OK?	are you OK?
S English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
SC	south carolina
SD	south dakota
SEM	search engine marketing
SEO	search engine optimization
sk8er	skater
SOL	shit out of luck
STD	sexually transmitted disease
T English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
TBA	to be advised
TBC	to be continued
TBD	to be determined
TMI	too much information
TN	tennessee
TO	1. time out 2. terrel owens (football player)
TOM	tomorrow
TTYL	talk to you later
TTYS	talk to you soon
TTYT	talk to you tomorrow
TX	texas
TXT	text
TTG	time to go
U English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
U	you
UK	united kingdom
UN	united nations
UR	you are
UOK	you ok?
UT	utah
V English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
VC	venture capitalist
VIP	very important person
VM	voice mail
VT	vermont
VI	virgin islands
W English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
W/	with
W/O	without
WA	washington
WI	wisconsin
WOM	word of mouth
WTF	what the f****
WTH	what the hell
WTG	way to go
WV	west virginia
WWJD	what would jesus do?
WWW	world wide web
WY	wyoming
Y English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
YW	your're welcome
Nu English Acronyms	English Acronyms Meaning
1m, 2m, 3m	1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes
2nite	tonight
1s, 2s, 3s	1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds
4eva	forever
4ever	forever
G2, G3, G4, G5, G6	gulf 1, gulf 2, gulf 3, gulf 4, gulf 5, gulf 6 (airplanes/jets)
L8er	later
NE1	anyone
sk8er	skater

 

چگونه انگلیسی صحبت کنم؟

چگونه انگلیسی صحبت کنم؟

 

انگلیسی خواندن به تنهایی کافی نیست

شما باید از معلومات و دانسته های خود استفاده کنین

در کلاس و خارج از کلاس هم باید کار کنین

در زندگی واقعی هیچکس از زبان کتابی استفاده نمیکند

برای اینکه بتونین راحت انگلیسی صحبت کنین به نکته های زیر دقت نمایید.

۱- از مخفف استفاده کنید...

• So in real life, instead of saying "I will," they say "I'll."
  
• They say "don't" instead of "do not."
  
• They say "let's" instead of "let us" and "can't" instead of "cannot."

۲- همچنین فرق میان مخففهای انگلیسی بریطانیایی و آمریکایی رو بدونین

• British speakers say "I haven't a pencil," for example, while American speakers say, "I don't have a pencil."

۳- سرعت بیان

چیزی که باید به خاطر بسپارید سرعت ادای جملات هستش انگلیسی ها اغلب تمام کلمه را واضح نمیگن

• They say "walkin" instead of "walking."
  
• "Whajeet" instead of "what did you eat." 
  
• "Gimme" instead of "give me."

تلفظ متفاوت

For example, they say "liddle" instead of "little" and "medal" instead of "metal

۴- استفاده از اسلانگ

• For example, they say "yeah" instead of "yes."
  
• If they say something is "cool" or "awesome," it means they like it.  

۵ - استفاده از اصطلاح

۶- پیدا کردن یک دوست خوب که همیشه با هم تمرین کنین

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•  به یاد داشته باشید که فرآیند یادگیری زبان زمانبر است و یک شبه اتفاق نمی افتد

• اهداف خود را از فراگیری زبان به شفافی برای خود تعریف کنید. برای اینکه بدانید وضعیت یادگیری شما به چه شکل است . برای تشخیص اینکه چه نوع یادگیرنده ای هستید اینجا را کلیک کنید.

• سعی کنید یادگیری زبان انگلیسی را به یک عادت تبدیل کنید. سعی کنید در هر روز حداقل ده دقیقه به مطالعه (خواندن روزنامه، مجله، گوش دادن به اخبارو غیره) کنید تا ا دو ساعت مطالعه مستمر.

• مطالب آموزشی خود را به دقت انتخاب کنید. زبان آموزان باید در زمینه های گرامر، کلمات، خواندن مطالب، مهارت های شنیداری و گفتاری مهارت کسب کنند. برای شروع می توانید به بخش  Start Learning و برای ادامه آموزش به بخش Continue Learning رجوع کنید.

• عادت های مطالعاتی خود را تغییر دهید. هر روز راه جدیدی را برای ایجاد ارتباط بین مطالب آموخته شده انتخاب کنید. به بیان دیگر تمامی انرژی خود را بر یادگیری حیطه ای خاص مانند گرامر معطوف نسازید.