Company of Good People is Like Walking into a Shop of Perfume

Whether We Buy The Perfume or Not, We are Bound to Receive The Fragrance




Good Morning ☀️🌅 Have a wonderful Day

🙂 Normal English Vs 😎 Advanced English



🙂Normal English: ” Can I come tomorrow? ”
😎Advanced English: ” Can I drop in tomorrow? "

🙂Normal English: ” How are you? ”
😎Advanced English: ” How’s it going? ”

🙂Normal English: ” Let’s meet today. ”
😎Advanced English: ” Let’s catch up today. ”

🙂Normal English: ” Are you mad? ”
😎Advanced English: ” Are you out of mind? ”

🙂Normal English: ” Good luck bro. ”
😎Advanced English: ” Break a leg bro. ”

🙂Normal English: ” It’s time to study. ”
😎Advanced English: ” It’s time to hit the books. ”

🙂Normal English: ” I like you a lot. ”
😎Advanced English: ” I’m so into you. ”

🙂Normal English: ” Stop wasting time. ”
😎Advanced English: ” Stop faffing around. ”



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🗣 Real English Phrases

Ways to Avoid Answering a Question

1️⃣ No comment.

2️⃣ I’m not at liberty to say.

3️⃣ Wait and see.

4️⃣ Let me get back to you.

5️⃣ I’m sorry, that’s confidential.

6️⃣ I’m sorry, that’s personal.

7️⃣ I’d rather not talk about it.

8️⃣ It’s none of your business.

9️⃣ Mind your own business.

🔟 Why do you want to know?

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Stand for the truth, even if you are  alone.

Salt -VS- Rice...

If you were to cook 3 cups of rice, would  you add 3 cups of salt to it?

Certainly not!

So, in every preparation of rice, the rice always outnumbers the salt, yet a little salt makes a huge difference/impact in the overall outcome.

In the room in which you currently are, look up at the ceiling...

What is the size of the bulb compared to the size of the room? It is probably a ratio of 1:5000.

Yet, darkness flees the entire space once the small bulb is flipped on.

If I am the salt of the earth, and the light of the world, then "little me" has the ability to make big things happen..

Sometimes, because we feel outnumbered or overwhelmed at the sheer magnitude of evil or wrong-doers, we then choose powerlessness, and decide to go with the flow, not standing up for what we believe is right.

Little doesn't mean insignificant.
You are significant. Your presence should make a BIG difference. Stop waiting to be on the side of the majority. They may be the majority, but they are the trivial majority, and you are the impactful minority.

They are the rice of the world, and you are the salt of the world..
They are the room and you are the light.
Make your influence felt!

Remember:

You are the world's seasoning, to make it beautiful...

Have a great week ahead❤️



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Spoken Calculations🧮
Common ways of saying calculations in British English are:
🔹2 + 2 = 4
Two and two is/are four. (informal) Two plus two equals/is four. (formal)
🔹7 − 4 = 3
Four from seven is/leaves three. (informal)
Seven take away four is/leaves three. (informal)
Seven minus four equals/is three. (formal)
🔹3 × 4 = 12
Three fours are twelve. (informal)
Three times four is twelve. (informal)
Three multiplied by four equals/is twelve. (formal)
🔹9 ÷ 3 = 3
Three(s) into nine goes three (times). (informal, especially BrE) Nine divided by three equals/is three. (formal)

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How to say maths calculations in English?
🔹 Being able to say calculations in English is very useful. Maths is used not only in business, but also in everyday life. It is very common that people learn the vocabulary of calculations when they are starting to learn English.

🔹In this video we will look at the English vocabulary of maths calculations, focusing on what the symbols used are called and how to explain and say basic calculations.

👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq-f0Ut9-bE

British money

✍There are 100 pence in a pound. Sums of money are named as follows:
💷1p one penny (informal one p (/piː/) (OR a penny))

💷5p five pence (informal five p)

💷£3.75 three pounds seventy-five (pence) OR (more formal) three pounds and seventy-five pence

✍Some people now use the plural pence as a singular in informal speech; pound is sometimes used informally as a plural.
🔹That’s two pounds and one pence, please.
🔹It cost me eight pound fifty.

✍Singular forms are used in expressions like a five-pound note. However, pence is often used instead of penny (a five-pence stamp).

American money 💵

✍There are 100 cents (¢) in a dollar ($). One-cent coins are called pennies; five-cent coins are nickels; ten-cent coins are dimes; a twenty-five cent coin is a quarter.

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✍altogether and all together

🔘Altogether means ‘completely’ or ‘considering everything’.
🔸My new house isn't altogether  finished.

🔸Altogether, she decided, marriage was a bit of a mistake.

🔸Altogether can also be used to give totals.

🔸That’s £4.38 altogether.

🔘All together usually means ‘everybody/everything together’.
🔸Come on, everybody sing. All together now …

🔸They all went to the cinema together.

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The video👆 helps you to know the difference between ACTUAL and CURRENT

Never Leave Our Close Ones if We Find Few Faults In Them...Just Close Our Eyes & Remember The Best Time We Have Spend Together Because Affection is More Important than Perfection...!!


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🗣️🔊 Speaking Topic


▶️Let us check how much you know about yourself ◀️


💢 Please Introduce yourself?

💢Talk about positive things about you ?

💢What about negative?

💢 Things you would like to change in your life?

💢Do you have a role model in your life? If so who and why ?



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Answers & more TESTS 👇👇👇

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOhyTGlSH04

not much....

✍Some countable abstract nouns can be used uncountably after little, much and other determiners. 

Common examples: are difference, point, reason, idea, change, difficulty, chance and question.

🔹There’s not much difference between ‘begin’ and ‘start’.
🔹I don’t see much point in arguing about it.
🔹We have little reason to expect prices to fall.
🔹I haven’t got much idea of her plans.
🔹There isn’t any change in his condition.
🔹They had little difficulty in stealing the painting.
🔹Do you think we have much chance of catching the train?
🔹There’s some question of our getting a new Managing Director.

✍Note the expression have difficulty (in) …ing.

🔸I have difficulty (in) remembering faces. (NOT I have difficulties …)

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