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“It's the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom.” –
Michael Morpurgo.
Types of Doctors Names of Different Parts
1 – Single
Heart Doctor – Cardiologist 2 – double
Blood Doctor – Haematologist 3 – triple
Brain Doctor – Neurologist 4 – quadruple
Skin Doctor – Dermatologist 5 – quintuple
Eye Doctor - Ophthalmologist 6 – sextuple
7 – septuple
8 – octuplet
9 – Nonuple
10 - Decuple
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Pig – Pork
Deer – venison
Cow – beef
Sheep – mutton
Chicken – chicken

Very soon – in no time

Certainly – You bet
It’s not a problem – No sweat
I’m fine – couldn’t be better
Why are you so angry? – Why are you so pissed off?
It’s not so difficult – It’s not rocket science
This is exactly what I need – That hits the spot
 Tenses

Present Past Future

I am I was I will be
I have I had I will have
I do I did I will do
I say I said I will say
I go I went I will go
I get I got I will get
I try I tried I will try
I take I took I will take
“ Ayokong isumbong ang ginawa nila baka pagtulungan nila ako!

Pagtulungan – Gang up on (someone)

- Gang up against (someone)

To form a group to attack, criticize, hurt, or frightened someone.

“ I don’t want to report what they did. They might gang up on me!”

“ I don’t want to report what they did. They might gang up against me!”

“Kung ano ang puno sya rin ang bungga?”

“Like father like son, or Like mother like daughter, or The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.”, or
The apple never falls far from the tree.”

Example: Your daughter sings well, you know what they say “ The apple doesn’t fall far from the
tree!’
“Wag kang mag alala, ililibre kita?

Don’t worry! I got you covered.

Don’t worry! It’s on me.
Don’t worry! This one is on me.
Don’t worry! I’ll take care of it.
Don’t worry!, I got this.
Don’ worry!, It’s my treat.
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Flavor Flavour
Color Colour
Traveled travelled
Analyze analyse
Offense offence

WITH REGARD TO VS. WITH REGARDS TO

In regard to In regards to
- as regards (the same with regarding and concerning)
“tungkol sa’ – no need for preposition TO
Ex.
I am writing with regard to your request.
I am writing in regard to your consent.
I am writing as regards your consent.
I am writing regarding your request.