"I Almost Lost It" - Learn Common English Expressions with Examples!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- 🌟 Welcome back to Single Step English! 🌟 Join me, Steve, in today's lesson where we delve into a fantastic English expression: "I almost lost it!" 🤯
When someone says "I almost lost it," they're not talking about misplacing an item. Oh no! They're on the brink of losing control of their emotions or temper! 😤 It's like saying, "I nearly exploded with anger!" 💥 You can also use it when you're feeling frustrated. 😠
🚗 Imagine you're stuck in traffic, late for a crucial meeting. You might mutter, "Ugh, I almost lost it in that traffic jam!" Or perhaps you're working diligently on your computer when suddenly it freezes. You press keys frantically, but nothing responds. You could exclaim, "I almost lost it when my computer stopped working!" 💻
"I almost lost it" is your go-to phrase for those moments teetering on the edge of frustration or anger. 💢 Practice using it, and soon you'll wield this expression like a native speaker! 🗣️ Better yet, share your own sentence in the comment section below. 📝 Thank you for tuning in, and until next time, happy learning! 📚👋
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My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
Which is singular
1)One of the problems
2)One of the problem
3)Every human being or Every human beings
How can I use human being and human beings
1)One of the problems
2)One of the problem
1) is correct.
3)Every human being or Every human beings
Every human being
is correct.
How can I use human being and human beings
Human being refers to an individual member of the human species. It is singular, so we use it to talk about one person in a general sense, emphasizing their humanity or characteristics as a human.
For example: As a human being, John has the capacity for empathy and compassion.
When you use Human Beings (Plural):
Human beings is the plural form of "human being" and refers to multiple individuals of the human species. It is used to discuss people collectively or to make general statements about humanity as a whole.
For example: Human beings have been exploring the mysteries of the universe for centuries.
I hope this helps!
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Thank you so much sir big help
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I bought one of the furniture at the shop or I bought one of the furnitures at the shop
I am a non native speaker 🙎🏼♀️and I really appreciate your explanation because as soon as I read the phrase ...I thought about losing something 😔
But after hearing your explanation I understood it!
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You're so welcome! Thank you, Carolina. 👏🏻😃
My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?I'm in the morning shift or I'm on the morning shift. Which is correct
I'm on the morning shift.
That is correct.
Or...
I work the morning shift.
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Thank you so much sir
Thanks for this video🤍🙏🏻
My pleasure 😃👏🏻