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He /his
MALE🚶
Boy or man

He is my father🧔
His name is Michael

He is my uncle🤵
His name is Rudy

He is my brother👩‍🦲
His name is Mike

He is a boy 👲
His name is Henry

HOUSE and HOME

When to Use HOUSE

House is a permanent structure, a building.
House generally refers to a building in which someone lives.

But a house is still a house, even if there is no one living inside the building.

Example: We decided to sell the house and move back to Seattle.

When to Use HOME

Home is the place where you live or the location where you feel that you belong, so a home can be a building or a location.
Home has more emotional feelings than the world house, it represents comfort, safety.

A home can also be the town/ city/ country where you grew up.

Example: Last night we stayed at home and watched TV.

When to Use House and Home
Home acts similar to words like here, there, in, out, somewhere, …. House does not.

Ex: They have a beautiful home in Hong Kong

Home carries more respect than house, so you can use it when you want to be polite to someone.

Ex: Good luck in your new home!

When you’re talking to other people about your own place, you usually use house instead of home.

Ex: Why don’t you all come over to our house for coffee?

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Question
What is the difference between "in the picture" and "on the picture"?

Answer
In the picture is the common phrase to use when talking about the people or things shown when a photograph is taken. If someone or something is in a picture the picture shows that person or thing. It is a picture of that person or thing. If something is on a picture it is touching the picture. The picture itself is not showing that thing.

It is common to hear the phrase in the picture when someone is talking about usually people who are shown in a photograph, portrait, drawing, or other picture. Below are some examples of how this phrase is used.

There were four people in the picture on the wall. [=four people are pictured; it is a picture of four people]
I see your uncle in that picture! [=the picture is of your uncle]
Who is that person next to you in the picture? [=who was next to you when the picture was taken?]
Here is a picture from my party. My mother was there but she's not in the picture. [=my mother did not have her picture taken at the party; she is not shown]

The phrase on the picture is not used to talk about who is shown in a photograph, and would only be used to talk about something touching a picture that is not represented as part of the image. Below are some examples of how this phrase is used.

There is some dirt on the picture of our dog [=the picture has dirt on its surface] and it needs to be wiped off.
Please don't set your book down on these pictures [=on top of these pictures]; I'm trying to organize them.
She put a heart-shaped sticker on the picture of us in the scrapbook. [=a heart-shaped sticker was added to the picture in the scrapbook]


Just remember: if you want to say who a photograph shows, use in the picture. If something external is touching a photograph, use on the picture.

I hope this helps.

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Once in a blue moon

If something happens once in a blue moon, it happens rarely.

Example: Many startups turn in a profit once in a blue moon.

break a leg

Definition: Something you say to someone you want to wish luck on.
Example: “Is tonight your big performance? Break a leg!”

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