اصطلاحات زبان انگلیسی - Idioms

Unwillingness to Continue - عدم تمایل برای ادامه دادن

Unwillingness to Continue 

عدم تمایل برای ادامه دادن
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I give up.
من بُریدم.
The hell with it.
به جهنم.
This is a waste of time.
این کار وقت تلف کردنه.
It’s hopeless.
این ناامید کننده است.
There’s no more I can do.
دیگه کاری از دستم بر نمیاد.
What’s the use of it.
فایده اش چیه؟
I’m fed up with your excuses.
من از بهانه های تو خسته شدم.
I’ve had enough of this place.
من حالم از اینجا به هم میخوره.

ways of saying ‘I don’t know’ – عبارات جایگزین برای «من نمیدانم»

ways of saying ‘I don’t know’ : 
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1) Dunno:
used informally, in spoken language.

Example:

-A: ‘Are you cAoming out later?’ 
-B: ‘Dunno. Depends on the weather.’
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2) How should I know?/Don’t ask me/Search me: 
used when you do not know something and you feel annoyed that someone is asking you about it.

Example:

-A: ‘Who left this rubbish all over the table?’ 
-B: ‘How should I know? I’ve only just come home.’

-A:‘Why didn’t he call me himself?’ 

-B: ‘Don’t ask me. I’m only the messenger.’

-A: ‘Why didn’t he say he wasn’t coming?’ 

-B: ‘Search me. He never tells me anything.’
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3) Who knows?/It’s anyone’s guess: 

used for saying that you don’t know something because it is impossible for anyone to know it.

Example:

-A: ‘When will this situation ever be resolved?’ 
-B: ‘Who knows? It’s been going on for so long now.’

-A: ‘How the situation will develop from here 

-B: is anyone’s guess.’
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4) Not as far as I know: 
used for saying that something may be true, but you do not have enough information to know whether it is or not.

Example:
-A: ‘Has James left the company? I haven’t seen him for ages.’ 
-B: ‘Not as far as I know, but I haven’t seen him recently either.’
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5) It beats me: 

used for saying that you do not know or understand something.

Example:
-A: ‘Why did he do such a stupid thing?’ 
-B: ‘It beats me.’
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کلاس های خصوصی آمادگی در آزمون های تافل TOEFL، آیلتس IELTS، جی آری ای GRE و تدریس خصوصی مکالمه انگلیسی

تدریس خصوصی تافل TOEFL، آیلتس IELTS، جی آری ای GRE و مکالمه انگلیسی در تهران با بهترین کیفت و شیوه ای متفاوت، همراه با برگزاری آزمون های آزمایشی:

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تدریس خصوصی تافل TOEFL 

جلسات آمادگی آزمون تافل TOEFL 

آموزش تکنیک های آزمون تافل TOEFL

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تدریس خصوصی آیلتس IELTS

جلسات آمادگی آزمون آیلتس IELTS

آموزش تکنیک های آزمون آیلتس IELTS

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تدریس خصوصی جی آر ایی (جی آر ای) GRE

آمادگی آزمون جی آر ایی (جی آر ای) GRE

آموزش تکنیک های آزمون جی آر ایی (جی آر ای) GRE

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کلاس خصوصی مکالمه انگلیسی در تهران

آموزش مکالمه انگلیسی

یادگیری مکالمه انگلیسی

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بیان نظرات و عقاید در انگلیسی - Expressing Opinion

Expressing Your Opinion: 
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Example Sentences:

-In my opinion, the white curtains look better.

-I think that we should go to the concert now.

-As far as I’m concerned, Amy is not coming today.

-I’d suggest that you change the way you think about that.

-I believe that he is a great singer.

-Personally, I think they should fire her.

-If you want an honest opinion, you have cooked better before.

-In my mind, we need to read the book before we do the assignment.
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**personally, I think:
(used for emphasizing that you are giving your own opinion.)

**as/so far as I’m concerned:
(used when you are giving your opinion about something, especially when this may be different from other people’s opinions.)

**if you want my advice/opinion:
(used for emphasizing that you are giving someone your honest advice/opinion, perhaps without being asked for it)

**if you ask me:
(used before you give someone your opinion about something)