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TO GET ON ONE'S NERVES

Meaning: to annoy someone badly or make them feel irritated to much extent.

Example: I request you to turn the volume down as this music player is getting on my nerves.

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WRITING TASK-1 (ACADEMIC)-PIE CHART 01

The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008 compared to two countries; China and India. Write a report to a university lecturer describing the data. Write at least 150 words. The pie charts reveal the consumption of four food types across the globe in year 2008. The figures compare the amounts of food utilised in China and India in the same year. it can be seen , the consumption of processed food was the highest in the world, accounting for 41%, followed by vegetables and fruits at 29% and animal food at a quarter . However, the intake of nuts and seeds constituted 4% only . Likewise , China consumed 39% of the processed food, making it the one with the largest proportion . Animal food exhibited an identical figure, which is similar to the world’s average of 25%.The popularity of vegetables and fruits was at 32%, while nuts and seeds were consumed less ...

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VOCAB CARD(51)

TO GET ON ONE'S NERVESMeaning: to annoy someone badly or make them feel irritated to much extent.Example: I request you to turn the volume down as this music player is getting on my nerves.

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TO GET ON ONE'S NERVES

Meaning: to annoy someone badly or make them feel irritated to much extent.

Example: I request you to turn the volume down as this music player is getting on my nerves.