The debate was marked by a ____ of opinions, making it difficult to reach a consensus.

Options:
a) cacophony
b) plethora
c) quagmire
d) anomaly

These five tests are particularly challenging and designed to test advanced proficiency. We anticipate that they may be very difficult for students to solve without assistance.

Please complete the tests without using a dictionary, and we will send the answers later.

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Indeed, We created humans in
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Lets learn some more Confusing Words:

🔹 Sight - Scene, picture
🔹 Site - Place, Location
🔹 Device - an object
🔹 Devise - plan or invent



5. Complement - Something that completes or goes well with something.
   - The fine wine was a perfect complement to the gourmet meal.

6. Compliment - A polite expression of praise or admiration.
   - She blushed when her friend paid her a compliment on her new dress.

7. Principal - The most important or chief person/thing, or the head of a school.
   - The principal ingredient in the recipe is fresh basil.
   - The principal of the school announced the closure due to the snowstorm.

8. Principle - A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief.
   - She stood firm on her principles and refused to compromise on her values.

9. Stationary - Not moving or not intended to be moved.
   - The gym has several stationary bikes available for cardio workouts.

10. Stationery - Writing paper, especially with matching envelopes.
    - He picked out elegant stationery for the wedding invitations.

11. Affect - To have an effect on; make a difference to.
    - The lack of sleep affected his performance at work.

12. Effect - A change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause.
    - The new law about seatbelts had a positive effect on road safety.

13. Advice - Guidance or recommendations concerning prudent future action.
    - His grandfather gave him some sound advice on managing finances.

14. Advise - To offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
    - I would advise you to check the weather report before going on a hike.

15. Allusion - An indirect or passing reference.
    - The novel's title is an allusion to Shakespeare's play.

16. Illusion - A false idea or belief, or something that is likely to be wrongly perceived or interpreted by the senses.
    - The magician's act relied on optical illusions.


Do you recall of sentences using the above mentioned words? Do let us know✍🏻

How big do you think your English vocabulary is?

🎓 Vocabulary 🎓

⚡️ Annual -- once a year, yearly
✍ For example -- birthday is an annual event

⚡️ Average -- Synonyms: Norm, normal .
✍ example -- The average cost of making a movie has risen by 15%.

⚡️ Domestic -- living near or about human habitations
✍ For example -- Nowadays there is more sharing of domestic chores.

⚡️ Consider -- to think about carefully
✍ For example --Have you considered the possibility of retraining?

⚡️ Ignore --- pay no attention to something

✍ For example --- You can’t ignore the fact that many criminals never go to prison.

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Here are 10 cartoons that were specifically created with the goal of helping viewers learn English:

1. Pocoyo
2. The Magic School Bus
3. WordWorld
4. Super Simple Songs
5. Sesame Street
6. Peppa Pig
7. Kid's Academy
8. Little Pim
9. Muzzy
10. Bubble Guppies

These cartoons and shows are designed to teach English language skills through fun and engaging content. They focus on teaching vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and conversational phrases in an easy-to-understand way. Many of them also include interactive elements, songs, and games to make learning more enjoyable and effective.

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Time expessions: Present, Past, Future

Present:
- Now
- At the moment
- Currently
- Today
- This week/month/year
- Presently
- In this instant
- As we speak
- Nowadays
- In the contemporary era

Advanced Level (Present):
- In the here and now
- At the present juncture
- At this very point in time

Past:
- In the past
- Back in the day
- Long ago
- Once upon a time
- In bygone day
- Yesterday
- Last week/month/year
- Previously
- In the past
- When I was younger
Advanced Level (Past):
- In antiquity
- Erewhile
- In yesteryears

Future:
- Tomorrow
- Next week/month/year
- Eventually
- In the future
- Coming days/weeks/months/years
- Soon
- In the near future
- Shortly
- Imminently
- In the upcoming time

Advanced Level (Future):
- In time to come
- Shortly forthcoming
- In the fullness of time

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🌀We are going to look at "both", "either", and "neither".

🌀In all three cases, we are talking about 2 things

🔆We use Both to talk about 2 out of 2 things:
🔻Both tea and coffee contain caffeine

🔆We use Neither to talk about Zero out of Two things.
🔻Neither tea nor coffee contains alcohol.

🔆And we use Either to talk about One out of Two things.
🔻In the morning, I drink either tea or coffee

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♻️Quiz ♻️

🤔John had been playing football all morning. ____ he's exhausted.

1⃣ Because

2⃣ Whilst

3⃣ Therefore

4⃣ Whereas

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♻️Another Quiz♻️

Ben and his mum ............... the bus from their home to the cinema.

A went
B travelled
C took

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♻️Another Quiz♻️

Tyler looks very pale. It seems he's ill ____ fever or flu.

1⃣ with

2⃣ for

3⃣ from

4⃣ of

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Here are the answers:

⭕️ Quiz 1
Answer: 3⃣ Therefore

When we talk about a result we use 'so, therefore, as a result, for this reason'. Notice that they are usually come at the beginning of the sentence but it is possible for 'so' and 'therefore' to take also a middle position. Other given linking words do not relate to the meaning of the sentence.

⭕️ Quiz 2
Answer: C) took

We use 'take' the bus

⭕️ Quiz 3
Answer: 1⃣ with

We should remember that some adjectives are used with specific prepositions after them: 'ill with'.