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I am going to the lesson straightly.

we had some grammar about separable an inseparable words, here are some of these,
separable words:
pick up,
put on,
you know, its simple, you can say:
pick your book up,
or
pick up you book,
just there is a tip here that if you use pronounce you aught to separate it.
pick it up,

so inseparable words, like:
look at,
so you can't say, look it at, you have to say look at it.


OK there is another tip, you can write and pronounced this world like this:
pick'em up means pick them up
pick'er up means pick her up
pick'im up means pick him up
pick's up means pick it up


we have asking, or, requesting grammar too.
ASKING SOME BODY TO DO SOMEBODY...
can you....
would you...
could you...
please...
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simple verb

would you mind I pick up your cellphone?
this is a formal sentence, so if you want ask polite sentence, you just use ing verbs:
would you mind I picking up your cellphone?


the words
turn down----> reduce the volume
-------------> say no to an invitation of offer.

turn on------> start
-------------> make some body fell excited.

turn off-----> stop
-------------> make some body loose interest.

pick up------> take some thing up the floor.
-------------> go after some body by car.
-------------> take a girl who stands front of street.
-------------> (n) a kind of van (vehicle)

clean up: clean completely.

tip: in 99 percents, up means completely.

take off ----> =/ land in (for air plane)
-------------> =/ put off


hook: ?
groceries: vegetables and fruits
pleasant: nice
criticize: nag about
bother: annoy, irritant, hassle, disturb
realize: understand, found out, figure out
seat: chair
tenant: a person who lives in an apartment
assassination: be related
guide line: rules
vs.: versus, against
mow: cut
mow the lawn: cut the grasses
lawnmower: a machine which it cuts the mows
share: have do s.th together
build up: produce
resentment: anger
deliberately: on purpose =/ accidental
mean: want
get on s.b's nerves: make s.b anxious
measure:----> take the size
------------>action
take the measure: do s.th, act
extreme: serious
take an extreme measure: do s.th serious
approach: get near
complainant =/ criticize
issue: matter