A diary is a personal record where an individual regularly writes about their daily experiences, thoughts, and feelings. It is often used to document events, reflections, and personal observations. Diaries can provide insights into the writer’s daily life and emotional state, serving as a private space for self-expression and recording personal history. They are typically written in a chronological format and can vary in detail and length, depending on the writer's preferences and the purpose of the diary.

What is a "diary"?

diary

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An email is a digital message sent over the Internet from one person or organization to another. It can include text, attachments like images or documents, and links to websites. Emails are sent through email systems, which use addresses to identify the sender and recipient. The message is delivered to the recipient’s inbox, where it can be read and responded to. Emails are commonly used for personal, business, and official communication because they are fast, convenient, and can be accessed from various devices like computers and smartphones.

What is an "email"?

email

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souvenir

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incredible

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bored

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loud

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quiet

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accident

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silent

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The idiom "catch one's eye" likely originates from the literal action of something visually or physically grabbing a person's attention. While the exact historical origin of this phrase is challenging to trace, idioms often evolve naturally from common language use over time. It is used to describe a situation where something or someone attracts or captures a person's attention or interest.

What is the origin of the idiom "catch one's eye" and when to use it?

to [catch] {one's} eye

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to notice

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photograph

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Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 6 - Lesson 1 in the Total English Intermediate coursebook, such as "souvenir", "incredible", "notice", etc.

Inglés Total Intermedio "Unidad 6 - Lección 1" Vocabulario