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00S sir ma'am restaurant

 Adapted from: New English File Elementary Teacher's Book, (page 114), Oup. 

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ma'am noun \'mam, after “yes” often ?m\

—used to politely speak to a woman who you do not know

—used to speak to the Queen or to a woman of high rank in the police or military

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don't pout at me don't pout don't start pouting 2026 please don't destroy

 

Pout = push one's lips or one's bottom lip forward as an expression of petulant annoyance. Like this photo, so basically means do not make this face expression at me.

00v vocabulary at work

 

at length

 

The phrase "at length" means to discuss or explain something in detail or for a longer period. It is often used to indicate that a topic has been thoroughly covered or that someone has spoken extensively about a particular subject. For example, one might say, "He spoke at length about the project," meaning he discussed it in great detail.

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