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Fishing for compliments =

*Making statements that encourage others to give you compliments.

*To try to make someone praise you, often by criticizing yourself to them (usually in continuous tenses)

Example:

Jane: Notice anything different?
Billy: oh, um, love the new haircut sweety.

1-Break out

-if something bad such as a war or disease breaks out, it starts

ex:We got married a month before the war broke out.

2-Break in

 -to enter a building by force, especially in order to steal things

Ex:Someone had broken in through the bedroom window.

3-Break down

-start crying, especially in public

Ex:People broke down and wept when they heard the news.

4-Break up

-if a relationship breaks up, it ends

Ex:The marriage broke up just a few years later.

5-Break off

-if you break a piece off something, you remove it from the main part

Ex:Each child broke off a piece of bread.

6-Break through

- to force your way through something that is stopping you from moving forward

Ex:A group of young demonstrators attempted to break through police lines.

7-Break even

if a person or business breaks even, they neither make a profit nor lose money

8-Break dawn

night breaking through to morning

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موقع خفيف يقدم بعض من المعلومات الطريفه المصوره بلغة سهله جدا

لزيارة صفحة الكوميكس في الموقع:

http://theoatmeal.com/comics 

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you will love it

(for advanced learners)

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