10 Ways to ask How Someone is
10 Ways to say How you are

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📚 🔍 For vs. Since: The Fun Difference!

Imagine you're talking about time—both words help you talk about how long something has been happening, but they do it in different ways:

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📚 🎉 "For" — The Duration Party!

⦁ Think of "for" as the duration of a party.
⦁ It tells us how long something lasts.
⦁ Examples:
  ⦁ I have been learning English for 2 years.
  ⦁ She stayed at the cafe for an hour.
  ⦁ They played football for three days.

📚 ⏳ "Since" — The Start Line!

⦁ "Since" is like marking the start of a journey.
⦁ It shows when something began, and usually, it keeps going.
⦁ Examples:
  ⦁ I have been learning English since 2022.
  ⦁ She has lived here since last year.
  ⦁ They have been friends since childhood.
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📚 🕹️ Interactive Game Time!

Imagine you have a pet puppy. If you've had your puppy for two months, it means the duration you've had the puppy is 2 months. But if you've had your puppy since April, it means your puppy arrived at the start of April and you're still together!

If all Bloops are Glops, and some Glops are Floops, then which of the following statements must be true?

(a) All Floops are Bloops.
(b) Some Bloops are Floops.
(c) All Glops are Bloops.
(d) No Bloops are Floops.
(e) Some Floops are not Glops

Tense

Common English words with silent letters:

1. Debt - The “b” is silent.
2. Subtle - The “b” is silent.
3. Doubt - The “b” is silent.
4. Knight - The “k” is silent.
5. Honor - The “h” is silent.
6. Hour - The “h” is silent.
7. Wrath - The “w” is silent.
8. Calm - The “l” is silent.
9. Half - The “l” is silent.
10. Island - The “s” is silent.
11. Listen - The “t” is silent.
12. Castle - The “t” is silent.

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💬 WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF "VERY"

● very noise 👉🏻deafening
● very often  👉🏻 frequently
● very old👉🏻 ancient
● very old- fashioned 👉🏻 archaic
● very open 👉🏻transparent
● very painful 👉🏻excruciating
● very pale 👉🏻 ashen
● very perfect 👉🏻 flawless
● very poor 👉🏻 destitute
● very powerful 👉🏻 compelling
● very pretty 👉🏻 beautiful
● very quick  👉🏻 rapid
● very quiet  👉🏻 hushed
● very rainy 👉🏻 pouring
● very rich 👉🏻 wealthy
● very sad 👉🏻sorrowful
● very scared 👉🏻petrified
● very scary 👉🏻chilling
● very serious 👉🏻grave
● very sharp 👉🏻keen
● very shiny 👉🏻 gleaming
● very short 👉🏻brief
● very shy 👉🏻 timid
● very simple 👉🏻basic

Daily Life Vocabulary (With Short Meanings)
1. Essential – very important, needed.
2. Purchase – to buy something.
3. Available – ready to use or get.
4. Affordable – not expensive.
5. Maintain – keep something in good condition.
6. Improve – make something better.
7. Replace – take the old one out and put a new one.
8. Necessary – needed or required.
9. Suitable – right or correct for something.
10. Recommend – suggest something as good.

Use “a” before consonant sounds
Use “an” before vowel sounds.
Examples:
a book
an apple
an hour (silent h)

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