However, there appears to be a dark side to the trend, with critics (PATIENT) claiming this is just another trend promoting hustle culture and (REALISTIC) (EXPECT). 😠
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patiently, realistic, expectant
81%
impatiently, unrealistic, expectations
9%
impatience, unrealistic, expecting
6%
patience, realistically, expectations
Далее сфокусируемся на том, как меняется значение слов в связи с использованием отрицательных аффиксов!
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It’s (LEGAL) to use your phone while driving. 🚙
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illegal
5%
unlegal
7%
non-legal
5%
dislegal
I’m telling you this for your own good. Don’t (INTERPRET) my words. 🗣️
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13%
uninterpret
67%
misinterpret
13%
disinterpret
8%
irrenterpret
You should smile a bit more if you don’t want people to think you’re (FRIENDLY). 🙂
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98%
unfriendly
0%
infriendly
2%
afriendly
0%
non-friendly
There were some rumours about alcohol (USE) in their household. 😨
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46%
abuse
10%
misuse
15%
disuse
28%
useless
Sorry, but your statement (AGREE) with my report. 🤫
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5%
unagrees
93%
disagrees
3%
non-agrees
0%
inagrees
The inhabitants of the flooded village felt totally (HELP). 💔
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helpful
8%
unhelping
87%
helpless
0%
inhelping
Don't condemn her: there is nothing (MORAL) about what she did. 🙂↔️
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immoral
27%
dismoral
3%
unmoral
3%
abmoral
It’s simply (LOGICAL) to think that things will change on their own. 💡
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10%
alogical
62%
illogical
23%
unlogical
5%
logically
Добрый вечер! 🫶🏻
Сегодня предлагаем вам выполнить задание наReading Comprehension ! 👓
Текст посвящён теме, которая рискует найти отклик в период, когда окружающие подводят итоги уходящего года и ставят цели на следующий. Any guesses? 🤪
FOMO . Данный акроним расшифровывается как fear of missing out , то есть боязнь что-то пропустить. FOMO заставляет человека думать, что его жизнь скучная, а все остальные люди абсолютно счастливы и успешны. 💅🏻
Разберёмся, является ли этот феномен новым, и выполнимупражнение после прочтения !
#SYT_CHALLENGE
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Разберёмся, является ли этот феномен новым, и выполним
#SYT_CHALLENGE
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💃🏻 We’ve all felt it at least once: that uncomfortable feeling when you scroll through your social media feed and see photos of people having a better time than you. This feeling is called FOMO, or fear of missing out.
🤷🏻♀️ The term was first coined in 1996 by Marketing Strategist Dr. Dan Herman. Later, in 2004, Patrick McGinnis, a student at Harvard Business School, co-edited an article about the growing trend among his peers of being unable to commit to anything, for fear that they would miss out on something more exciting.
📱 The growth of social media has exacerbated the phenomenon. For many, it has now become habit to compare your life with others’ lives – or rather the highlights of their lives; something that previous generations could not do so readily.
👩🏻💻 Scientists discovered that negative FOMO feelings are experienced more often towards the end of the day and at the end of the week and that FOMO is experienced more by people carrying out obligatory work, like jobs and study.
👵🏻 Interestingly, although FOMO is widely associated with those who use social media, research has found that people of all ages experience it, irrespective of their social media use.
🥲 Some psychologists recognise an upside to FOMO, saying that it can motivate you to get out of your comfort zone. More often than not, though, FOMO leads to increasing fear of joining in, in the belief that your own insights or contributions will not be valued.
💞 The rising counter-culture to FOMO is called JOMO – the joy of missing out. This includes the pleasure and satisfaction of a night in, doing what you enjoy best, turning off your phone notifications and living in the moment, focusing not on what you lack but on what you have.
🤷🏻♀️ The term was first coined in 1996 by Marketing Strategist Dr. Dan Herman. Later, in 2004, Patrick McGinnis, a student at Harvard Business School, co-edited an article about the growing trend among his peers of being unable to commit to anything, for fear that they would miss out on something more exciting.
📱 The growth of social media has exacerbated the phenomenon. For many, it has now become habit to compare your life with others’ lives – or rather the highlights of their lives; something that previous generations could not do so readily.
👩🏻💻 Scientists discovered that negative FOMO feelings are experienced more often towards the end of the day and at the end of the week and that FOMO is experienced more by people carrying out obligatory work, like jobs and study.
👵🏻 Interestingly, although FOMO is widely associated with those who use social media, research has found that people of all ages experience it, irrespective of their social media use.
🥲 Some psychologists recognise an upside to FOMO, saying that it can motivate you to get out of your comfort zone. More often than not, though, FOMO leads to increasing fear of joining in, in the belief that your own insights or contributions will not be valued.
💞 The rising counter-culture to FOMO is called JOMO – the joy of missing out. This includes the pleasure and satisfaction of a night in, doing what you enjoy best, turning off your phone notifications and living in the moment, focusing not on what you lack but on what you have.
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The term FOMO was first used...
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in a paper published by a Harvard student
17%
on social media
28%
by someone doing market research
According to the text, people in previous generations experienced FOMO less than nowadays because...
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29%
marketing campaigns were less targeted towards them
57%
they were less aware of what others were doing
14%
their lives were more similar to those of their peers
Which of the following impacts of FOMO is NOT mentioned in the text?
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71%
It can alter your perception of what ‘normal’ is
21%
It can make people fearful of any social interactions
7%
It can lead to anxiety
The text states that FOMO can be beneficial...
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71%
if people use it to seek out opportunities
7%
if people are suffering from loneliness
21%
if people are feeling undervalued
Добрый вечер! 🫶🏻
Вы когда-нибудь задумывались, почему мы говоримmake a decision , а не do a decision ? Или почему strong coffee звучит лучше, чем powerful coffee ? И почему бумажная волокита на английском языке называется red tape , а выражение to have a field day далеко не всегда подразумевает школьное мероприятие? 🤔
Сегодня мы погрузимся в миридиом и коллокаций , которые делают нашу речь более естественной и выразительной! 💘
Let’s get started!
#SYT_CHALLENGE
Вы когда-нибудь задумывались, почему мы говорим
Сегодня мы погрузимся в мир
Let’s get started!
#SYT_CHALLENGE
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It took us all day to clean up the office after the burglary - the thieves … a terrible mess. 🥲
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did
84%
made
0%
got
0%
took
Could you … me a favour and post these letters on your way home? 🥰
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28%
make
58%
do
5%
be
9%
get