English With Mariam

📚 Advanced English Vocabulary

🔹 Odious (Adjective) /ˈəʊ.di.əs/
👉 Meaning: Extremely unpleasant, hateful, or disgusting.

🔹 Nonplussed (Adjective) /ˌnɒnˈplʌst/
👉 Meaning: So surprised or confused that you don’t know how to react.

🔹 Vivacious (Adjective) /vɪˈveɪ.ʃəs/
👉 Meaning: Full of energy, enthusiasm, and life.

🔹 Fleeting (Adjective) /ˈfliː.tɪŋ/
👉 Meaning: Lasting for only a very short time.

🔹 Haughty (Adjective) /ˈhɔː.ti/
👉 Meaning: Proud and arrogant; acting as if you are superior to others.

📚 Useful English Idioms

🔹 Pull yourself together
👉 Meaning: Calm down and behave normally again.

🔹 The last straw
👉 Meaning: The final problem in a series that makes someone lose patience.

🔹 Get your act together
👉 Meaning: Organize yourself and behave more effectively.

🔹 To make a long story short
👉 Meaning: To skip details and get to the point quickly.

🔹 A penny for your thoughts
👉 Meaning: A way of asking someone what they are thinking about.

IELTS Advanced Collocations
have access to – ხელმისაწვდომობა ჰქონდეს
have an impact on – გავლენა მოახდინოს
have difficulty (in) doing – გაჭირვება ჰქონდეს რაიმეს გაკეთებაში
have the opportunity to – შესაძლებლობა ჰქონდეს
have a tendency to – მიდრეკილება ჰქონდეს
მაგალითები:
I usually have breakfast at 8 a.m.
Social media has a significant impact on young people.
We had a discussion about environmental issues.
She had difficulty finding a job.

Daily Life phrases with HAVE: 👇

have breakfast/lunch/dinner – ისაუზმო / ისადილო / ივახშმო
have a meal – საჭმლის ჭამა
have a drink – სასმლის დალევა
have a snack – წახემსება
have a rest – დასვენება
have a shower/bath – შხაპის/აბაზანის მიღება
Communication
have a conversation – საუბრის გამართვა
have a chat – მოკლე საუბარი
have a discussion – განხილვა
have an argument – კამათი
have a meeting – შეხვედრის ჩატარება
Experiences:
have fun – გართობა
have a good time – კარგი დროის გატარება
have an experience – გამოცდილების მიღება
have a holiday – შვებულებაში ყოფნა
have a problem – პრობლემის ქონა
Health
have a headache – თავის ტკივილი
have a cold – გაციება
have a fever – სიცხე
have an injury – ტრავმის მიღება
Actions
have a look – გადახედვა
have a try – ცდა
have a go – მცდელობა
have a break – შესვენება
have a seat – დაჯდომა

📖✨ Ready to "read up on" your phrasal verbs?

Master these phrasal verbs with "read," perfect for everyday conversations and exams! 🇬🇧👇

1. Read out – Say written words aloud.
Example: Please read the instructions aloud.

2. Read off – Read from a list.
Example: He read off the winners' names.

3. Read over – Check something quickly.
Example: Read over your essay before submitting.

4. Read through – Read from start to finish.
Example: Read through the contract carefully.

5. Read back – Repeat information to verify.
Example: Let me read it back to you.

6. Read up on – Research a topic thoroughly.
Example: Read up on the company before the interview.

7. Read into – Over‑interpret a meaning.
Example: Don't read too much into it.

8. Read on – Continue reading.
Example: Read on to find the answer.

9. Read for – Study for an exam.
Example: She is reading for her finals.

10. Read between the lines – Understand hidden meaning.
Example: Read between the lines to understand.

Which one will you use today?

IELTS Vocabulary

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