Jyoti Kohli-Daily Dose Of English

English vocabulary: Double Down

🌟 In today’s quick lesson, we explore the word ‘impassive.’ What does it mean? How do we use it? Learn to describe people who show little or no emotion, and discover practical examples to enhance your vocabulary! Perfect for language learners and those preparing for the IELTS. Unlock new ways to express yourself in English! 💬✨

Don’t forget to practice using ‘impassive’ in your conversations!

In this video, we dive into 10 common English expressions used to describe situations where people are not on speaking terms. Whether due to disagreements, misunderstandings, or simply drifting apart, these phrases will enrich your vocabulary and improve your communication skills. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their English, from beginners to advanced learners!

✨ **Learn how to use these phrases:**
1. We’re not on speaking terms.
2. We’re not talking right now.
3. There’s been a falling out.
4. We’ve had a disagreement.
5. We're giving each other the silent treatment.
6. We’re estranged.
7. We’re in a bit of a feud.
8. There’s tension between us.
9. We’ve lost touch.
10. We’re avoiding each other.

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