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Top 5 Grammar Books for the Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) Cours

My Top 5 Grammar Books for the CELTA Course:

» Teaching English Grammar

» Grammar for English Language Teachers

» Practical English Usage

» English Grammar Today

» 700 Classroom Activities

Would you recommend any other grammar books? What grammar books do you refer to when preparing a lesson?

#Phrasal_Verbs

GET ALONG = have a friendly relationship [synonym: get on] = يتعامل بود 
🔹 Luckily their cat and dog get along.

A number of & THE number of

💁🏻‍♂️ “A number of” = “many,” so it’s PLURAL: A number of factory workers have fallen ill. 🤒

💁🏻 “THE number of” refers to one number or quantity; therefore, it’s SINGULAR: The number of sick factory workers has increased greatly in recent weeks. 🤒 

FOOD #IDIOMS 

-Use your NOODLE = use your brain.

-Piece of CAKE = very easy. 

-CREAM of the crop = the best. 

-Spill the BEANS = reveal the truth.

Accept, Except

Accept means to admit, receive, or agree.

I accept him to our organization with pleasure.

We accept your invitation to the ceremonies.

They accept the jury’s verdict with no problem.

Except as a preposition means other than.

The student’s grades are low in every subject except science.

#Vocabulary

hereditary : adj : (biology: genetic) = موروث، وراثي

Ex. The doctors said the disease is hereditary.

distraught - مضطرب، قلق جداً

synonyms: agitated, upset

Ex.

1-She's distraught.

2-The families were all gathering in the streets, feeling extremely distraught over the losses of their homes and properties in the flood.

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