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πŸ›‘Relative AdverbsπŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

πŸ“πŸ›‘ in which = where

E.g 1,That's the restaurant in which we met for the first time.

That's the restaurant where we met for the first time.

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πŸ“πŸ›‘ at which = where

E.g 2,That picture was taken in the park at which I used to play.

That picture was taken in the park where I used to play.

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πŸ“ πŸ›‘on which = when

E.g 3,I remember the day on which we first met. 

I remember the day when we first met.

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πŸ“πŸ›‘ in which = when

E.g 4,There was a very hot summer the year in which he was born.

There was a very hot summer the year when he was born.

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πŸ“πŸ›‘ for which = why

E.g 5,Tell me the reason for which you came home late. 

Tell me the reason why you came home late.

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πŸ“ πŸ›‘for which = why

E.g 6,Do you want to know the reason for which he is angry with Sara?

Do you want to know the reason why he is angry with Sara?
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πŸ’‘πŸ›‘ Notes

πŸ”»The relative adverb when can be replaced by β€˜in/on which’. Where can be replaced by β€˜in/at which’. Why can be replaced by β€˜for which’.

πŸ‘²πŸ»I don’t know the day when he came. (= I don’t know the day on which he came.)

🏑 I know the house where he lives. (= I know the house in which he lives.)

πŸ’» Do you know a shop where I can buy used laptops? (= Do you know a shop at which I can buy used laptops?)

😭 Do you know the reason why she cried? (= Do you know the reason for which she cried.)

πŸ”» Here are some more sentences that need a preposition:

"This is the table from which I took the book; This is the table which I took the book from." You can see that "This is the table which I took the book" doesn't work.
"This is the man to whom I owe the money; This is the man whom I owe the money to"

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen 🌞
Which of the following words BEST describes someone who is excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters?

A) Reticent
B) Taciturn
C) Loquacious
D) Succinct


🚨 try by your own πŸ”₯
SYNONYMS:
#Grudge - resentment, bitterness
#Hurtle - rush, launch
#Imminent - looming, approaching
#Jubilant - joyful, triumphant
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Glory be to the Creator! Tomorrow is Saturday 😍 Hope you all had a wonderful week, fam πŸ™‚
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Tell me, how much pain can a person endure without screaming, without breaking? Can one truly stand still, carrying all this loneliness and fear within, as if nothing ever happened?

Isn’t it strange that while our hearts burn inside, we still smile? How do we keep living when we are slowly dying inside?

Look around you… everyone wears a mask. Every person carries a story they can’t tell, a wound no one else can hear.

My friends, what we are living is not life, it’s a game that kills us little by little, and yet we play it with passion. When this theater of life ends and the curtain falls, there will be no applause, no remembrance, no one will recall that we ever existed


The Idiots πŸ“–
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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Samuel bought some sweets from the shop, and he ate _______ them in 2 hours.
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0%
none
27%
both of
65%
all of
8%
neither
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He gave me two music CDs, but I liked _______ them.
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3%
all
48%
neither of
29%
both
19%
none of
A: _______ the pancakes are burnt.

B: Still, Hillary has eaten five of them.
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4%
Both of
15%
None of
70%
All of
11%
Neither of
I'm leaving ( for good) this time.
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13%
completely
13%
True
37%
forever
20%
unfortunately
17%
at last
All at once, the ghost appeared in front of her.
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33%
frightened
5%
one time
10%
for ever
0%
unfortunately
52%
suddenly
Useful #VOCABULARY for Writing & Speaking:
#humanoid: behaving and looking like a human
#grasp: - to take and hold something, grip
- to understand something completely
#endeavor: attempt
(to seriously or continually try to do something)
#novice: tyro, beginner
#episode: occurrence, incident
(an event, a situation, or a period of time in somebody’s life, a novel, etc. that is important or interesting in some way)
#embarrassed: shy, uncomfortable or ashamed, especially in a social situation
#circumstance: situations and events that affect and influence your life and that are not in your control (α‰ αˆ…α‹­α‹ˆα‰΅αˆ…(ሽ) αˆ‹α‹­ α‰°αŒ½αŠ₯αŠ– α‹¨αˆšα‹«αˆ³α‹΅αˆ© αŠ₯αŠ“ α‰£αŠ•α‰°(α‰£αŠ•α‰Ί) ቁαŒ₯αŒ₯ር α‹αˆ΅αŒ₯ α‹«αˆαˆ†αŠ‘ αˆαŠ”α‰³α‹Žα‰½ αŠ₯αŠ“ αŠ­αˆ΅α‰°α‰Άα‰½)
#circumstances [plural]: the conditions of a person’s life, especially the money he(she) has (α‹¨αŠ αŠ•α‹΅ αˆ°α‹ αˆ…α‹­α‹ˆα‰΅ αˆαŠ”α‰³α‹Žα‰½, α‰ α‰°αˆˆα‹­αˆ αŒˆαŠ•α‹˜α‰‘)
#circumstances [countable, usually plural]: the conditions and facts that are connected with and affect a situation, an event or an action (αŠ¨αŠ αŠ•α‹΅ αˆαŠ”α‰³α£ αŠ­αˆ΅α‰°α‰΅ α‹ˆα‹­αˆ α‹΅αˆ­αŒŠα‰΅ αŒ‹αˆ­ α‹¨α‰°αŒˆαŠ“αŠ™ αŠ₯αŠ“ α‰°αŒ½α‹•αŠ– α‹¨αˆšα‹«αˆ³α‹΅αˆ© αˆαŠ”α‰³α‹Žα‰½ αŠ₯αŠ“ αŠ₯α‹αŠα‰³α‹Žα‰½)
#halt(v): to stop; to make somebody/something stop (αˆ›α‰†αˆα£ αŠ αŠ•α‹΅αŠ• αˆ°α‹/αŠ αŠ•α‹΅ ነገር αŠ₯αŠ•α‹²α‹«α‰†αˆ αˆ›α‹΅αˆ¨αŒ)
#halt (n): an act of stopping the movement or progress of somebody/something
(α‹¨αŠ αŠ•α‹΅αŠ• αˆ°α‹/α‹¨αˆ†αŠ ነገር αŠ₯αŠ•α‰…αˆ΅α‰ƒαˆ΄ α‹ˆα‹­αˆ αŠ₯α‹΅αŒˆα‰΅ α‹¨αˆ›α‰†αˆ α‰°αŒα‰£αˆ­)


That's all have a nice night 😘
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1. Uncanny

Most people think: β€œweird in a bad way.”
Real meaning: strangely impressive or amazingly accurate.
Example: β€œShe has an uncanny ability to read people.”


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2. Nonplussed

Most people think: β€œnot bothered.”
Real meaning: completely confused, shocked, or unsure how to react.
Example: β€œHe was nonplussed when she suddenly apologized.”


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3. Discerning

Most people think: β€œjudgmental.”
Real meaning: having sharp, high-level taste and good judgment.
Example: β€œA discerning person doesn’t fall for fake friends.”


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4. Benign

Most people think: β€œweak, boring.”
Real meaning: harmless and gentle β€” often used for medical results.
Example: β€œRelax, the tumor was benign.”


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5. Munificent

Most people think: β€œsmall or minimal.”
Real meaning: extremely generous.
Example: β€œHe gave a munificent donation to the school.”


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6. Immaculate

Most people think: β€œregular or acceptable.”
Real meaning: perfect, clean, with zero mistakes.
Example: β€œHer exam paper was immaculate.”


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7. Indefatigable

Most people think: β€œweak or tired.”
Real meaning: someone who never gets tired, unstoppable energy.
Example: β€œHis effort was indefatigable.”



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Sixteen Tons
Tennessee Ernie Ford
"Sixteen Tons"

(Verse 1)
You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go
I owe my soul to the company store

(Chorus)
I was born one morning when the sun didn't shine
I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine coal
And the straw boss said, "Well bless my soul"

(Verse 2)
You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go
I owe my soul to the company store

(Chorus)
I was born one morning when the sun didn't shine
I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine coal
And the straw boss said, "Well bless my soul"

(Verse 3)
I was born in a log cabin, on a mountain top
With a pick and a shovel, and a mining hat
I could pick up a shovel, and walk to the mine
And load sixteen tons, any old time

(Chorus)
I was born one morning when the sun didn't shine
I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine coal
And the straw boss said, "Well bless my soul"

(Verse 4)
You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go
I owe my soul to the company store

(Chorus)
I was born one morning when the sun didn't shine
I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine coal
And the straw boss said, "Well bless my soul"
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You’re in charge of designing the perfect education system.
But you can only choose one path, no mixing.

1️⃣ Pressure-based system:
Strict rules, tough exams, high competition.
Students become extremely skilled… but mental stress becomes a serious problem.

2️⃣ Freedom-based system:
Flexible learning, no harsh exams, creativity encouraged.
Students are mentally healthier… but academic performance becomes unpredictable.

Which system are you choosing, and why?

The person who elaborates it more gets pinned πŸ“Œ
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