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📋 Stating Your Opinion
🔹In my opinion,
🔹According to me,
🔹In my view,
🔹To me,
🔹From my point of view,
🔹I think
🔹It seems to me that
🔹I believe
🔹From my perspective
🔹To my way of thinking
🔹It appears that
🔹I suppose
🔹I realize
🔹I understand
🔹I imagine
🔹I feel

📋 Giving Examples
🔹For example,
🔹For instance,
🔹such as
🔹In other words,
🔹as
🔹like
🔹that is
🔹namely
🔹To illustrate
🔹To paraphrase

📋 Comparing
🔹Similar to
🔹As…as
🔹in common
🔹also
🔹Either…or
🔹In the same way,
🔹Neither…nor
🔹At the same time
🔹Just as
🔹resemble

📋 Contrasting
🔹However,
🔹But
🔹On the contrary,
🔹On the other hand,
🔹Differ from
🔹Nevertheless
🔹Although
🔹Though
🔹Otherwise
🔹Instead
🔹Alternatively,
🔹Even though

📋 Generalizing
🔹Generally,
🔹Generally speaking,
🔹Overall,
🔹On the whole,
🔹In general,
🔹By and large,
🔹It seems to me that
🔹I believe
🔹All in all,
🔹Basically,
🔹Essentially,
🔹As a rule,
🔹All things considered
🔹For the most part

📋 Expressing Certainty
🔹Certainly,
🔹Undoubtedly,
🔹Doubtless,
🔹No doubt,
🔹Definitely,
🔹Of course,

📋 Expressing Partial Agreement
🔹More or less,
🔹To some extent,
🔹Up to a point,
🔹Almost,
🔹In a way,
🔹So to speak,

📋 Showing cause
🔹Due to
🔹Because
🔹Because of
🔹Owing to

📋 Showing effect
🔹Therefore,
🔹As a result,
🔹Consequently,
🔹For this reason,
🔹Thus,
🔹So,
🔹thereby
🔹Eventually,
🔹Hence,
🔹The reason why

📋 Marking time
🔹First,
🔹Last
🔹Second,
🔹Lastly,
🔹Third,
🔹Then,
🔹Firstly,
🔹First of all,
🔹Secondly,
🔹Before
🔹Thirdly,
🔹After
🔹During
🔹While
🔹To begin with
🔹At the same time
🔹Simultaneously
🔹After this / that
🔹Since
🔹Meanwhile
🔹Afterwards
🔹Following this
🔹When
🔹As soon as

📋 Adding Information
🔹Furthermore
🔹In addition
🔹Also
🔹And
🔹Moreover
🔹Similarly
🔹Likewise
🔹As well as
🔹Besides
🔹Too
🔹Even
🔹What’s more

📋 Expressing condition
🔹If
🔹Whether
🔹In case
🔹Unless
🔹Provided that
🔹So that

📋 Concluding
🔹To summarize
🔹In conclusion
🔹Lastly,
🔹Finally,
🔹To conclude with,
🔹In short

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#Antonyms_Of_some_common_words

1. Inevitable- Avoidable
2. Exceptional- Common
3. Permanent- Temporary
4. Dim- Luminous
5. Reckless- Careful
6. Explicit- Ambiguous
7. Incredible- Believable
8. Repel- Attract
9. Rapidly- Slowly
10. Meticulous- Careless
11. Barbarous- Civilized
12. Successor- Predecessor
13. Urban- Rural
14. Conclusive- Indecisive
15. Terminate-Begin
16. Niggardly- Lavishly
17. Advanced- Receded
18. Enlightened- Ignorant
19. Moderate- Extreme
20. Superficial- Thorough
21. Scorn- Admiration
22. Trivial- Serious
23. Loquacious- Reserved
24. Confiscate- Release
25. Often- Rarely
26. Eminent- Notorious
27. Embark upon- Conclude
28. Diffidence- Boldness
29. Paucity- Plenty
30. Triggered- Choked
31. Fastidious- Adjustable
32. Grandiose- Simple
33. Bleak- Bright
34. Insolent- Humble
35. Lurid- Mild
36. Unscrupulous- Conscientious
37. Melodious- Tuneless
38. Contaminate- Purify
39. Frugal- Extravagant
40. Falling off- Improvement
41. Genial- Unkind
42. Shallow- Deep
43. Immune- Vulnerable
44. Veneration- Disrespect
45. Yield to- Resist
46. Concur- Disagree
47. Vague- Precise
48. Humility- Pride
49. Extol- Censure
50. Takes off- Lands
51. Demolish- Build
52. Prevent- Induce
53. Frailty- Strength
54. Collapse- Rise
55. Anxious- Carefree
56. Thrifty- Wasteful
57. Innovate- Copy
58. Enduring- Fleeting
59. Progressive- Retrogressive
60. Purposely- Unintentionally
61. Brave- Timid
62. Opaque- Transparent
63. Hinder- Encourage
64. Zeal- Apathy
65. Shimmering-Gloomy
66. Plausible- Implausible/ Unbelievable
67. Flair- Inability
68. Dormant- Active
69. Hazy- Clear
70. Fantastic- Ordinary
71. Asceticism- Luxury
72. Dissolution- Establishment
73. Unnerved- Confident
74. Harmony- Disagreement
75. Guilty- Innocent
76. Duplicity- Honesty
77. Jocular- Morose
78. Uncompromising- Flexible
79. Desecration- Consecration
80. Far-fetched- Realistic
81. Parallel- Crooked
82. Blocked- Facilitated
83 Turn coat- Loyal
84. Embellish- Spoil
85. Intentional- Accidental
86. Expand- Contract
87. Stimulate- Discourage
88. Perilous- Safe
89. Audacious- Timid
90. Quiet- Pandemonium
91. Genuine- Fictitious
92. Implicit- Explicit
93. Repulsive- Attractive
94. Escalate- Decrease
95. Commotion- Tranquility
96. Manifested- Concealed
97. Vindictive- Forgiving
98. Inaugurate- Terminate
99. Detest- Like
100. Commence- Conclude
101. Prosperity- Adversity
102. Deliberate- Unintentional
103. Disputable- Indisputable
104. Make- Break
105. Depressed- Elated
106. Ham-fisted- Adroit
107. Capture- Liberate
108. Misery- Joy
109. Anarchy- Order
110. Monotony- Variety
111. Latter- Former
112. Diligent- Lazy
113. Philistine- Cultured
114. Ingest- Disgorge
115. Laceration- Healing
116. Disorderly- Organized
117. Glossy- Dull
118. Accomplish- Fail
119. Orderly- Chaotic
120. Strife- Peace
121. Antique- Recent
122. Rapid- Slow
123. Initiated- Concluded
124. Fatigued- Rigid
125. Dynamic- Static
126. Hereditary- Acquired
127. Heretical- Orthodox
128. Implicate- Exonerate
129. Liberty- Slavery
130. Elevation- Reduction
131. Boon- Bane
132. Famous- Obscure
133. Gloomy- Radiant
134. Isolation- Association
135. Contented- Dissatisfied
136. Severe- Mild
137. Fatigued- Energised
138. Flexible- Rigid
139. Delete- Include
140. Evanescent- Eternal
141. Virtue- Vice
142. Confident- Diffident
143. Adamant- Yielding
144. Callous- Sensitive
145. Procrastinate- Expedite
146. Probity- Dishonesty
147. Sporadic- Continual
148. Apposite- Inappropriate
149. Chivalry- Cowardice
150. Sanguine temper- Despairing nature
151. Imperil- Safeguard
152. Consolidated- Disjoined
153. Vituperative- Laudatory
154. Benefactor- Enemy
155. Barren- Fertile
156. Nervous- Composed
157. Evident- Hidden
158. Professional- Amateur
159. Cessation- Commencement
160. Potent- Weak
161. Gregarious- Unsociable
162. Implication- Exoneration
163. Dismal- Bright
164. Meagre- Surplus
165. Flamboyant- Not showy
166. Chronic- Temporary
167. Awkward- Graceful
168. Despair- Hope
169. Validate- Disprove
170. Smug - Dissatisfied

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⏱️ Tom explains the future continuous tense in today’s English in a Minute!⠀
Is this sentence correct or not? 🤔⠀
“This time tomorrow, I will be sleep in my bed.”⠀
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Prepositions!
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American VS British
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Phrasal verbs about health
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Common #mistakes in the use of nouns:

❌Incorrect: There is no place on this bus.

✔Correct: There is no room on this bus.

❌Incorrect: I am learning a new poetry.

✔Correct: I am learning a new poem.

Poetry means poems collectively.

❌Incorrect: He is leaving his service.

✔Correct: He is leaving his job.

❌Incorrect: All of my relations are poor.

✔Correct: All of my relatives are poor.

❌Incorrect: The clock has struck five hours.

✔Correct: The clock has struck five.

❌Incorrect: The boarding is full.

✔Correct: The boarding house is full.

❌Incorrect: I saw two females in the store.

✔Correct: I saw two women in the store.

❌Incorrect: He enquired about your state of health.

✔Correct: He enquired about the state of your health.

❌Incorrect: My English is very weak.

✔Correct: I am very weak in English.

❌Incorrect: The weather of Chennai does not suit me.

✔Correct: The climate of Chennai does not suit me.

❌Incorrect: Why are you standing in the center of the street?

✔Correct: Why are you standing in the middle of the street?

❌Incorrect: I visit them once in a week.

✔Correct: I visit them once a week.

❌Incorrect: Her hairs are grey.

✔Correct: Her hair is grey.

❌Incorrect: I bought two dozens pencils.

✔Correct: I bought two dozen pencils.

❌Incorrect: He took insult at this.

✔Correct: He took offence at this.

❌Incorrect: He put your sign here.

✔Correct: He put your signature here.

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💢Stative verbs

⭐️Some verbs are only (or mostly) used in simple tenses, and are not used in continuous tenses.

An example of a simple tense is the present simple, or the past simple.
An example of a continuous tense is the present continuous or past continuous.

These verbs are called stative, or state verbs.
A verb which isn’t stative is called a dynamic verb, and is usually an action.
Often stative verbs are about liking or disliking something, or about a mental state, not about an action.

🌸Examples of stative verbs

🖍Agree 🖍Appear
🖍Believe 🖍Belong
🖍Concern 🖍Consist
🖍Contain 🖍Depend
🖍Deserve 🖍Disagree
🖍Dislike 🖍Doubt
🖍Fit 🖍Feel
🖍Hate 🖍Hear
🖍Imagine 🖍Impress
🖍Include 🖍Involve
🖍Know 🖍Like
🖍Love 🖍Matter
🖍Mean 🖍Measure
🖍Mind 🖍Need
🖍Owe 🖍Own
🖍Prefer 🖍Promise
🖍Realise 🖍Recognise
🖍Seem 🖍Remember
🖍Sound 🖍Suppose
🖍Surprise 🖍Understand
🖍Want 🖍Weigh
🖍Wish

Verbs that can be used as static and dynamic verbs
🖍Be 🖍Feel
🖍Have 🖍Look
🖍See 🖍Taste
🖍Think

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🍃🌺🍃The problem with the world is that the intellegent people are full of doubts while the stupids ones are full of confidence .
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# Time for Grammar
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💥💥Actually vs At the moment
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The language may be similar, but there are some differences between British and American English in both the written and spoken forms.
This short video makes you understand the differences :) . .
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>> ✪-Other ways for Silent !
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Frozen in time: Inside London's ice well

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