all × none, nothing
always × never
ancient × modern
answer × question
apart × together
appear × disappear, vanish
approve × disapprove
arrive × depart
artificial × natural
ascend × descend
attractive × repulsive
awake × asleep

🌅B🌅

backward × forward
bad × good
beautiful × ugly
before × after
begin × end
below × above
bent × straight
best × worst
better × worse, worst
big × little, small
black × white
blame × praise
bless × curse
bitter × sweet
borrow × lend
bottom × top
boy × girl
brave × cowardly
build × destroy
bold × meek, timid
bound × free
bright × dim, dull
brighten × fade
broad × narrow

🌅C🌅

calm × windy, troubled
capable × incapable
careful × careless
cheap × expensive
cheerful × sad, discouraged, dreary
clear × cloudy, opaque
clever × stupid
clockwise × counterclockwise
close × far, distant
closed × open
cold × hot
combine × separate
come × go
comfort × discomfort
common × rare
contract × expand
cool × warm
correct × incorrect, wrong
courage × cowardice
create × destroy
crooked × straight
cruel × kind
compulsory × voluntary
courteous × discourteous, rude

🌅D🌅

dangerous × safe
dark × light
day × night
dead × alive
decline × accept, increase
decrease × increase
deep × shallow
definite × indefinite
demand × supply
despair × hope
disappear × appear
diseased × healthy
down × up
downwards × upwards
dry × moist, wet
dull × bright, shiny

🌅E🌅

early × late
east × west
easy × hard, difficult
empty × full
encourage × discourage
end × begin, start
enter × exit
even × odd
export × import
external × internal

🌅F🌅

fade × brighten
fail × succeed
false × true
famous × unknown
far × near
fast × slow
fat × thin
few × many
find × lose
first × last
foolish × wise
fold × unfold
forget × remember
found × lost
friend × enemy

🌅G🌅

generous × stingy
gentle × rough
get × give
girl × boy
glad × sad, sorry
gloomy × cheerful
good × bad
great × tiny, small, unimportant
guest × host
guilty × innocent

🌅H🌅

happy × sad
hard × easy
hard × soft
harmful × harmless
hate × love
healthy × diseased, ill, sick
heaven × hell
heavy × light
here × there
high × low
hill × valley
horizontal × vertical
hot × cold
humble × proud

🌅I🌅

in × out
include × exclude
inhale × exhale
inner × outer
inside × outside
intelligent × stupid, unintelligent
interior × exterior

🌅J🌅

join × separate
junior × senior

🌅K🌅

knowledge × ignorance
known × unknown

🌅L🌅

landlord × tenant
large × small
last × first
laugh × cry
lawful × illegal
leader × follower

Words we must know

Abandon - v. Forsake, leave, quit
Able – adj. capable, qualified, fit
Abolish – v. end, eliminate
Abrupt – adj. sudden, hasty, unexpected
Acclaim – v. applaud, praise, honor: n. praise, applause, honor
Acrid – adj. bitter, sharp, biting
Adapt – v. adjust, modify
Adept – adj. skillful, expert
Adhere – v. stick, cling
Admonish – v. warn caution, advise
Adorn – v. decorate, ornament
Advent – n. coming, arrival
Adverse – adj. hostile, negative, contrary
Affluent – adj. rich, wealthy, prosperous, well-to-do
Aggravate – v. (1)annoy, irritate (2)intensify, worsen
Aggregate – adj. entire, total, combined
Agile – adj. graceful, nimble, lively
Ailment – n. sickness, illness, disease
Allot, allocate – v. divide, distribute
Amazing – adj. astonishing, astounding, surprising, startling
Amicable – adj. agreeable, congenial, pleasant
Anticipate – v. foresee, expect, predict
Anxious – adj. (1) worried, nervous, apprehensive, (2) eager, avid
Appraise – v. evaluate, estimate, assess
Apt - adj. (1) appropriate, suitable, correct, relevant, proper (2) likely, prone
Arduous – adj. difficult, strenuous, exhausting
Arid – adj. dry, barren
Aroma – n. fragrance, smell, odor, scent
Artificial – adj. synthetic, man-made
Astonishing – adj. surprising, amazing, astounding
Astute – adj. intelligent, clever, perceptive
Attain – v. accomplish, achieve
Augment – v. supplement, increase, strengthen, expand
Austere – adj. strict, harsh, severe, stern
Authentic – adj. genuine, true
Aversion – n. dislike, hostility, fear
Awkward – adj. clumsy
Baffle – v. confuse, puzzle, mystify
Balmy – adj. mild, warm
Ban – v. prohibit, forbid
Bar – v. prevent, obstruct, block
Barron – adj. sterile, unproductive, bleak, lifeless
Barter – v. trade, exchange
Beckon – v. summon, call, signal
Belligerent – adj. hostile, aggressive
Beneficial – adj. helpful, useful, advantageous
Benevolent – adj. benign, kind, compassionate
Bias – n. prejudice
Blanched – adj. whitened, bleached, pale
Bland – adj. mild, tasteless, dull
Blatant – adj. flagrant, obvious, overt
Blend – v. mix, mingle, combine; n. mixture, combination
Bloom – v. blossom, flower, flourish
Blunder – v. make a mistake; n. error, mistake
Blunt – adj. (1) unsharpened, dull. (2) rude, abrupt, curt
Blurry – adj. unfocused, unclear, indistinct
Bold – adj. brave, courageous
Bolster – v. support, sustain, boost, buttress
Bond – v. join, connect; n. tie, link, connection
Boom – v. expand, prosper; n. expansion, prosperity, growth
Brace – v. support, reinforce – подкрепить, усиливать
Brilliant – adj. (1) bright. shiny, radiant, dazzling (2) talented, gifted, intelligent
Brisk – adj. (1) lively, quick, vigorous; (2) cool, chilly, invigorating

You are not a failure until you stop trying. No matter how many times you fall, as long as you don't stay down, you've not lost yet.

For every failure you experience, don't look for who to blame, look for what to learn. Don't look down on yourself, look up to where you are going, and give it another try.

There will be times when all your plans will fail, times when you will put your all into something and then end up with nothing.

It can be very painful, especially when you think of all the time, energy, resources, hopes you've put into it, and still you end up getting hit.

Cry if you must, but don't you quit. For every fall, keep rising on your feet, but never forget to pick up something that teaches you a different way it can be done.

Learn from your failures, it's a feedback not a setback. Face Your obstacles, never let it pin you to the wall, and even if it does, with all the energy you've got inside of you, fight back.

Try, fail, learn, repeat until you win

Call it a day - to stop working, to end a job

Let's call it a day! It's really late!



To chill out - to relax, to calm down

I think you need to chill out a bit after such a tough week.


to have a good time - to enjoy yourself

We had a good time during the trip last week.

To hit the hay =to hit the sack - to go to bed

I'm worn out. I think it's time for me to hit the hay.

To take it easy - to rest or relax

She was going to take it easy for a week after the surgery.

To recharge one's batteries - to regain one's energy

It's amazing how a short walk in the woods can really help you recharge your batteries.

To let one's hair down - to relax

After a long week of work, Sam likes to go out with his friends on Saturday night and let his hair down.

To let loose - to allow oneself to relax and have fun

The children were eager to let loose and run around in the park.

📌 Very capable – accomplished
📌 Very clean – spotless
📌 Very clever – brilliant
📌 Very cold – freezing
📌 Very dirty – squalid
📌 Very dry – parched
📌 Very fast – swift
📌 Very good – superb
📌 Very happy – jubilant
📌 Very hot – scalding
📌 Very hungry – ravenous
📌 Very large – colossal
📌 Very light – imponderable
📌 Very high – sky-high
📌 Very neat – immaculate
📌 Very old – ancient
📌 Very poor – destitute
📌 Very quiet – silent
📌 Very rude – vulgar
📌 Very serious – solemn
📌 Very small – tiny
📌 Very strong – unyielding
📌 Very tasty – delicious
📌 Very tired – exhausted
📌 Very valuable – precious
📌 Very weak – feeble
📌 Very wet – soaked
📌 Very wicked – villainous
📌 Very wise – sagacious
📌 Very worried – anxious
📌 Very dangerous – malignant
📌 Very complex – overspecified
📌 Very frequent – continual

🛑 Normal And 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. ”

⭕️ Normal English : ” You are so lucky. ”
♻️ Advanced English: ” You are so jammy. ”

5 everyday words to use in conversations to boost your confidence

1. Eloquent (Able to express ideas with great clarity and persuasion) :

   Example: "Your eloquent explanation of the project impressed the team during the meeting."

2. Adroit (meaning skillful or clever):

   Example: "She's adroit at finding solutions to complex problems."

3. Prudent (meaning wise or careful):

   Example: "It's prudent to save a portion of your income for future financial security."

4. Meticulous (meaning careful and precise):

   Example: "He did a meticulous job in organizing the event, leaving no details overlooked."

5. Charismatic (meaning magnetic and appealing):

   Example: "The charismatic speaker engaged the audience with his compelling stories."

Using these words in your daily conversations can help convey confidence and sophistication in your speech.

VOCABS

1. MORIBUND (Adjective)
Meaning: dying
Synonyms: expiring, at death’s door
Antonym: thriving
Example: On examination she was moribund and dehydrated.

2. UNDERSCORE (Verb) Meaning: highlight
Synonyms: underline, emphasize
Antonym: understate
Example: They underlined the need for daily, one-to-one contact between parent and child.

3. VEHEMENT (Adjective) Meaning: passionate
Synonyms: forceful, ardent
Antonym: mild
Example: Her voice was low but vehement.

4. THRIFT (Noun)
Meaning: careful with money
Synonyms: economy, prudence
Antonym: profligacy
Example: We were raised with the values of thrift and self-reliance.

5. RESCIND (Verb) – Meaning: revoke
Synonyms: repeal, cancel
Antonym: enforce Example: The government was required to rescind all the unpleasant measures.

6. DREAD (Noun) –
Meaning: fear
Synonyms: apprehension, trepidation
Antonym: confidence
Example: The thought of returning to London filled her with dread.

7. BRIDGE (Verb)
Meaning: connect or bring together
Synonyms: link, unite
Antonym: divide
Example: New initiatives were needed to bridge the great abyss of class.

8. DISPARATE (Adjective) Meaning: fundamentally different
Synonyms: contrasting, distinct
Antonym: homogeneous
Example: They inhabit disparate worlds of thought.

9. TORTUOUS (Adjective)  Meaning: twisting
Synonyms: winding, convoluted
Antonym: straight
Example: The route is remote and tortuous.

10. OPACITY (Noun)
Meaning: lack of clarity
Synonyms: obscurity, density
Antonym: clarity
Example: One has to face a lot of difficulty and opacity in Shakespeare’s texts.