#Vocabulary

💥Obdurate 
   
⚜Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action. 
   
⚡️ Despite the evidence presented, he remained obdurate in his beliefs.

#idioms

💥Not to be sniffed at

🔅good enough to be accepted or considered seriously

⚡️Her achievement is not to be sniffed at.

#phrasal verbs

⚜Fizzle out
▫️Idiomatic ▫️

◇ to gradually come to an end or to fail after a
promising start. It often implies that something started with enthusiasm or excitement but lost momentum over time, leading to a
disappointing or anticlimactic conclusion.


☆"The party started off lively, but it began to fizzle out by midnight as people left."
☆ "The team's hopes for the championship season fizzled out after a few early losses."

#How_to_say " my way or the highway" ي انا يا انت

#Expressions

#How_to_say
#Expressions

#Grammar

English Grammar Lesson:
Since vs For vs From vs Until

🔹 SINCE – :Used with a point in time (when something started)
– I’ve lived here since 2010.
– She’s been waiting since morning.
– It hasn’t rained since last week.

?? FOR – :Used with a duratio

n (how long something lasts)
– I worked there for 5 years.
– He stayed for two hours.
– We’ve known each other *for* >a long time.

🔹 FROM –: ng>Indicates a starting point in time or place
– The class runs from 9 AM to 11 AM.
– I’m traveling from Delhi to Mumbai.
– This offer is va

lid from July 1st.

🔹 UNTIL – :Used

to indicate the end of a time period
– Wait here until I return.
– She studied until midnight.
– The store is

open until 10 PM.
Example Sentences:

🔹 SINCE
- He has been ill sincetrong> Monday.
- I haven’t seen her sincong>e college.

🔹 FOR
- She lived in Paris for a year.
- We talked for hours.

🔹 FROM
- I’ll be out from 5 PM.
- Open from Monday to Friday.

🔹 UNTIL
- Don’t leave until the bell rings.
- He worked there until 2020.

#Phrasal_verbs

💡Welsh on sb/sth (informal, disapproving)

☆to not do sth that you have promised to do, for example to not pay money that you owe a
person:

☆l'm not in the habit of welshing on deals,’ said Don.