ENGLISH GRAMMAR TIPS
📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
Ensure your verb matches your subject!
He runs (singular), They run (plural)
• Avoid: He run.
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🔍 Articles (A, An, The)
Use "a/an" for nonspecific nouns, "the" for specific.
I want a car (any car). I want the red car (specific).
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💡 Prepositions (In, On, At)
Master location prepositions.
In the box. On the table. At the door.
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✏️ Tense Consistency
Keep tenses consistent within a sentence/paragraph.
I went to the store, and I bought milk. (Past Tense)
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✔️ Correct Word Order
Follow basic sentence structure: Subject-Verb-Object.
I eat apples. Not: Apples eat I.
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📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
Ensure your verb matches your subject!
He runs (singular), They run (plural)
• Avoid: He run.
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🔍 Articles (A, An, The)
Use "a/an" for nonspecific nouns, "the" for specific.
I want a car (any car). I want the red car (specific).
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💡 Prepositions (In, On, At)
Master location prepositions.
In the box. On the table. At the door.
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✏️ Tense Consistency
Keep tenses consistent within a sentence/paragraph.
I went to the store, and I bought milk. (Past Tense)
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✔️ Correct Word Order
Follow basic sentence structure: Subject-Verb-Object.
I eat apples. Not: Apples eat I.
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📌 Tip 1: Articles (a/an/the): Use "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds. Exception: Use "a" before words like "university".
📌 Tip 2: Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subject = singular verb (He *goes*). Plural subject = plural verb (They *go*).
📌 Tip 3: Tense Consistency: Choose a tense and stick with it! Mixing tenses can confuse the reader.
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📌 Tip 1: Articles (a/an/the): Use "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds. Exception: Use "a" before words like "university".
📌 Tip 2: Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subject = singular verb (He *goes*). Plural subject = plural verb (They *go*).
📌 Tip 3: Tense Consistency: Choose a tense and stick with it! Mixing tenses can confuse the reader.
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English Riddles with Answers!
Can you solve them all? Let’s find out!
1️⃣ What has a bed but never sleeps?
✨ Answer:A river
2️⃣ What has keys but can’t open locks?
✨ Answer:A piano
3️⃣ What comes down but never goes up?
✨Answer: Rain
4️⃣ What belongs to you but others use it more?
✨ Answer:Your name
5️⃣ What has legs but doesn’t walk?
✨ Answer:A table
6️⃣ I’m tall when I’m young, and short when I’m old. What am I?
✨ Answer:A candle
7️⃣ What has a neck but no head?
✨ Answer:A bottle
8️⃣ What has one eye but can’t see?
✨ Answer:A needle
9️⃣ What can you catch but not throw?
✨ Answer:A cold
🔟 What kind of band never plays music?
✨ Answer:A rubber band
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Can you solve them all? Let’s find out!
1️⃣ What has a bed but never sleeps?
✨ Answer:
2️⃣ What has keys but can’t open locks?
✨ Answer:
3️⃣ What comes down but never goes up?
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4️⃣ What belongs to you but others use it more?
✨ Answer:
5️⃣ What has legs but doesn’t walk?
✨ Answer:
6️⃣ I’m tall when I’m young, and short when I’m old. What am I?
✨ Answer:
7️⃣ What has a neck but no head?
✨ Answer:
8️⃣ What has one eye but can’t see?
✨ Answer:
9️⃣ What can you catch but not throw?
✨ Answer:
🔟 What kind of band never plays music?
✨ Answer:
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Which one was your favorite?
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GRAMMAR TIPS
📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• Singular subject = singular verb. He sings.
• Plural subject = plural verb. They sing.
• Don't let phrases between the subject and verb confuse you.
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🔍 Articles (a/an/the)
• Use "a" before consonant sounds: a cat.
• Use "an" before vowel sounds: an apple.
• "The" specifies a particular noun: the book. Avoid overuse!
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💡 Tenses
• Present Simple: habits. I eat breakfast daily.
• Past Simple: finished actions. I ate breakfast yesterday.
• Future Simple: predictions. I will eat breakfast tomorrow.
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✏️ Prepositions
• On (surface): on the table.
• In (enclosed): in the box.
• At (specific point): at 5 PM.
• Common Mistake: mixing up *in* and *on*.
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✅ Pronoun Agreement
• Pronouns must agree with their antecedent.
• The dog wagged its tail. (dog = it)
💪 Practice:
The students _ (is/are) learning grammar.
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📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• Singular subject = singular verb. He sings.
• Plural subject = plural verb. They sing.
Rule: Check your subjects!• Don't let phrases between the subject and verb confuse you.
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🔍 Articles (a/an/the)
• Use "a" before consonant sounds: a cat.
• Use "an" before vowel sounds: an apple.
• "The" specifies a particular noun: the book. Avoid overuse!
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💡 Tenses
• Present Simple: habits. I eat breakfast daily.
• Past Simple: finished actions. I ate breakfast yesterday.
• Future Simple: predictions. I will eat breakfast tomorrow.
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✏️ Prepositions
• On (surface): on the table.
• In (enclosed): in the box.
• At (specific point): at 5 PM.
• Common Mistake: mixing up *in* and *on*.
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✅ Pronoun Agreement
• Pronouns must agree with their antecedent.
• The dog wagged its tail. (dog = it)
💪 Practice:
The students _ (is/are) learning grammar.
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IELTS VOCABULARY FOR WRITING AND SPEAKING
📝 PARAPHRASE:
• Paraphrasing means expressing something in a different way.
• Why? Shows vocabulary range & understanding.
Example:
Original: "Pollution is a serious issue."
Paraphrased: "Environmental contamination is a grave concern." Pay attention to synonyms!
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🔍 Synonyms & Vocabulary Expansion
• Learn synonyms for common words.
• *Good*: beneficial, positive, advantageous
• *Bad*: detrimental, negative, adverse
Common mistake: Using same word repeatedly.
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💡 Linking Words: Cohesion & Flow
• Use linking words to connect ideas.
• *Examples*: Moreover, However, Consequently
Avoid: Overusing them; keep it natural.
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✏️ Complex Sentence Structures
• Show range with complex sentences.
• Use relative clauses & subordinating conjunctions.
Example: "Although the evidence suggests..., the impact is..."
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🔑 Avoiding Clichés
• Steer clear of clichés.
• Instead of "think outside the box", try "adopt an innovative approach."
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📝 PARAPHRASE:
• Paraphrasing means expressing something in a different way.
• Why? Shows vocabulary range & understanding.
Example:
Original: "Pollution is a serious issue."
Paraphrased: "Environmental contamination is a grave concern." Pay attention to synonyms!
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🔍 Synonyms & Vocabulary Expansion
• Learn synonyms for common words.
• *Good*: beneficial, positive, advantageous
• *Bad*: detrimental, negative, adverse
Common mistake: Using same word repeatedly.
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💡 Linking Words: Cohesion & Flow
• Use linking words to connect ideas.
• *Examples*: Moreover, However, Consequently
Avoid: Overusing them; keep it natural.
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✏️ Complex Sentence Structures
• Show range with complex sentences.
• Use relative clauses & subordinating conjunctions.
Example: "Although the evidence suggests..., the impact is..."
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🔑 Avoiding Clichés
• Steer clear of clichés.
• Instead of "think outside the box", try "adopt an innovative approach."
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📚 EVERYDAY ENGLISH PHRASES FOR BEGINNERS 📚
📝 Greetings: "How's it going?"
• A casual way to ask "How are you?"
• Example: "Hey John! How's it going?"
• Avoid: Overusing in formal situations.
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🔍 Asking for help: "Could you please...?"
• A polite way to request something.
• Example: "Could you please help me with this?"
• Don't forget "please"!
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💡 Making Suggestions: "Let's..."
• A simple way to propose an activity.
• Example: "Let's go to the movies!"
• Not: "Let us..." (in casual speech).
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✏️ Saying Goodbye: "See you later!"
• A common, informal farewell.
• Example: "Okay, see you later!"
• Vary your goodbyes: "Bye," "Take care."
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📌 Key Points:
• Keep it simple!
• Practice regularly.
• Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
💪 Practice: What's another way to say goodbye?
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📝 Greetings: "How's it going?"
• A casual way to ask "How are you?"
• Example: "Hey John! How's it going?"
• Avoid: Overusing in formal situations.
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🔍 Asking for help: "Could you please...?"
• A polite way to request something.
• Example: "Could you please help me with this?"
• Don't forget "please"!
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💡 Making Suggestions: "Let's..."
• A simple way to propose an activity.
• Example: "Let's go to the movies!"
• Not: "Let us..." (in casual speech).
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✏️ Saying Goodbye: "See you later!"
• A common, informal farewell.
• Example: "Okay, see you later!"
• Vary your goodbyes: "Bye," "Take care."
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📌 Key Points:
• Keep it simple!
• Practice regularly.
• Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
💪 Practice: What's another way to say goodbye?
👇 Reply with your answer in the comments!
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📚 BOOST Your English Vocabulary! 📚
📢 Ready to expand your vocabulary? Let's go!
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🔑 Vocabulary Tips:
• 📖 Learn words in context. Reading articles or stories is key!
• 📝 Use flashcards or apps like Anki for memorization. Repetition is crucial!
• 🗣️ Try using new words in your speaking or writing. Put them into practice!
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🤔 Fact: Knowing just 3000 words lets you understand approximately 95% of spoken English! Imagine the possibilities!
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✍️ Exercise: Fill in the blank: "The _____ sunset painted the sky with vibrant colors." (Answer options: a) mundane b) radiant c) typical)
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📢 Ready to expand your vocabulary? Let's go!
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🔑 Vocabulary Tips:
• 📖 Learn words in context. Reading articles or stories is key!
• 📝 Use flashcards or apps like Anki for memorization. Repetition is crucial!
• 🗣️ Try using new words in your speaking or writing. Put them into practice!
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🤔 Fact: Knowing just 3000 words lets you understand approximately 95% of spoken English! Imagine the possibilities!
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✍️ Exercise: Fill in the blank: "The _____ sunset painted the sky with vibrant colors." (Answer options: a) mundane b) radiant c) typical)
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📚 USEFUL PHRASES FOR SPEAKING FLUENTLY 📚
📝 Introducing a topic
• "Speaking of..." helps shift the conversation.
• Example: "Speaking of movies, have you seen the new action film?"
• Avoid abruptly changing the subject.
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🔍 Giving your opinion
• Use "In my opinion..." or "From my perspective..."
• Example: "In my opinion, that's a great idea."
• Don't be afraid to politely disagree.
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💡 Asking for clarification
• "Could you elaborate on that?" or "What do you mean by...?"
• Example: "Could you elaborate on your plan?"
• Prevents misunderstandings.
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✏️ Agreeing and disagreeing
• Agreement: "I couldn't agree more!"
• Disagreement: "I see your point, but..."
• Remember to be respectful.
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🔑 Key Points
• Use transition words: "However", "Therefore", "In addition"
• Listen actively and respond appropriately.
• Practice consistently!
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👇 Reply with your answer in the comments!
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📝 Introducing a topic
• "Speaking of..." helps shift the conversation.
• Example: "Speaking of movies, have you seen the new action film?"
• Avoid abruptly changing the subject.
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🔍 Giving your opinion
• Use "In my opinion..." or "From my perspective..."
• Example: "In my opinion, that's a great idea."
• Don't be afraid to politely disagree.
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💡 Asking for clarification
• "Could you elaborate on that?" or "What do you mean by...?"
• Example: "Could you elaborate on your plan?"
• Prevents misunderstandings.
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✏️ Agreeing and disagreeing
• Agreement: "I couldn't agree more!"
• Disagreement: "I see your point, but..."
• Remember to be respectful.
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🔑 Key Points
• Use transition words: "However", "Therefore", "In addition"
• Listen actively and respond appropriately.
• Practice consistently!
💪 Practice: What's your opinion on working from home?
👇 Reply with your answer in the comments!
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IELTS SPEAKING BAND 7
📝What Makes a Band 7 Answer?
• Fluency and coherence are key!
• Natural pace, connected ideas, good vocab.
• Not perfect grammar, but effective communication.
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🔍Example: Describing a favorite book.
• Question: "Describe your favorite book."
• "I'd say 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. It's... engaging because it tackles themes of justice and childhood innocence... I think Harper Lee beautifully portrays..." Notice the linking words!
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💡Common Mistakes to Avoid:
• Hesitation: "Um," "Ah," overuse.
• Simple vocab: Replace "good" with "remarkable," "captivating."
• Memorized answers: Sound unnatural!
🔑Key Points:
• Relax! Take a deep breath.
• Extend your answers beyond one sentence.
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📝What Makes a Band 7 Answer?
• Fluency and coherence are key!
• Natural pace, connected ideas, good vocab.
• Not perfect grammar, but effective communication.
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🔍Example: Describing a favorite book.
• Question: "Describe your favorite book."
• "I'd say 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. It's... engaging because it tackles themes of justice and childhood innocence... I think Harper Lee beautifully portrays..." Notice the linking words!
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💡Common Mistakes to Avoid:
• Hesitation: "Um," "Ah," overuse.
• Simple vocab: Replace "good" with "remarkable," "captivating."
• Memorized answers: Sound unnatural!
🔑Key Points:
• Relax! Take a deep breath.
• Extend your answers beyond one sentence.
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🗣️ Want to speak English fluently and confidently?
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💡 Key Tips for Fluency:
• 🗣️ Practice Regularly: Consistent practice, even for short periods, is crucial. Immersion is key!
• 🧠 Think in English: Train your brain to formulate thoughts directly in English, not translate from your native language.
• 🚫 Don't Fear Mistakes: Embrace errors as learning opportunities. Native speakers value effort over perfection
Do you feel confident speaking English? 👍 for Yes, 🥰 for No!
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💡 Key Tips for Fluency:
• 🗣️ Practice Regularly: Consistent practice, even for short periods, is crucial. Immersion is key!
• 🧠 Think in English: Train your brain to formulate thoughts directly in English, not translate from your native language.
• 🚫 Don't Fear Mistakes: Embrace errors as learning opportunities. Native speakers value effort over perfection
Do you feel confident speaking English? 👍 for Yes, 🥰 for No!
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Passive Structure with “Have”
🔹We use have + object + past participle to talk about things we arrange for someone else to do for us.
Examples:
✔ I had my car repaired.
✔ She had the computer fixed.
✔ They’ve had the windows repaired.
✔ He has had his trousers repaired.
✔ We had the carpets cleaned.
🔹This is useful for services like:
Repairs
Cleaning
Haircuts
Anything you pay someone to do!
Structure:
➡ have + object + V3 (past participle)
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Passive Structure with “Have”
🔹We use have + object + past participle to talk about things we arrange for someone else to do for us.
Examples:
✔ I had my car repaired.
✔ She had the computer fixed.
✔ They’ve had the windows repaired.
✔ He has had his trousers repaired.
✔ We had the carpets cleaned.
🔹This is useful for services like:
Repairs
Cleaning
Haircuts
Anything you pay someone to do!
Structure:
➡ have + object + V3 (past participle)
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📚 COMMON IELTS TOPICS
📝 Education: Benefits of studying abroad
• Explanation: Discuss advantages like cultural exposure & career boost.
• Example: "Studying abroad broadens perspectives..."
• Mistake: General statements lacking personal insights.
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🔍 Technology: Impact of social media
• Explanation: Weigh the pros (connection) & cons (addiction).
• Example: "Social media facilitates global communication..."
• Mistake: Only focusing on negative aspects.
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💡 Environment: Climate change solutions
• Explanation: Suggest concrete actions: reduce emissions, renewable energy.
• Example: "Investing in solar energy is crucial..."
• Mistake: Vague or unrealistic solutions.
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✏️ Travel: Advantages of eco-tourism
• Explanation: Highlight sustainable travel that benefits local communities.
• Example: "Eco-tourism promotes conservation..."
• Mistake: Ignoring the potential drawbacks (e.g., disruption of local life).
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📝 Education: Benefits of studying abroad
• Explanation: Discuss advantages like cultural exposure & career boost.
• Example: "Studying abroad broadens perspectives..."
• Mistake: General statements lacking personal insights.
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🔍 Technology: Impact of social media
• Explanation: Weigh the pros (connection) & cons (addiction).
• Example: "Social media facilitates global communication..."
• Mistake: Only focusing on negative aspects.
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💡 Environment: Climate change solutions
• Explanation: Suggest concrete actions: reduce emissions, renewable energy.
• Example: "Investing in solar energy is crucial..."
• Mistake: Vague or unrealistic solutions.
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✏️ Travel: Advantages of eco-tourism
• Explanation: Highlight sustainable travel that benefits local communities.
• Example: "Eco-tourism promotes conservation..."
• Mistake: Ignoring the potential drawbacks (e.g., disruption of local life).
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20 commonly used words in Telegram communications:
1. Channel – A type of broadcast-only chat.
2. Group – A chat space for multiple users to communicate.
3. Bot – Automated accounts that can perform various tasks.
4. Admin – A user with special permissions to manage groups or channels.
5. Sticker – A graphical sticker used in chats.
6. Message – A piece of text, image, or media sent in a chat.
7. Mute – To disable notifications from a chat or channel.
8. Pin – To keep a message at the top of a chat or group for easy reference.
9. Forward – To send a message from one chat to another.
10. Link – A URL shared in a message.
11. Poll – A feature to create surveys within chats.
12. Emoji – Small icons used to express emotions or ideas.
13. GIF – Animated images shared in chats.
14. Media – Photos, videos, and other multimedia files shared in chats.
15. Secret Chat – An encrypted, self-destructing chat.
16. Voice Message – An audio recording sent in a chat.
17. Video Call – A call with video capabilities.
18. File – A document or file shared in a chat.
19. Join – To become a member of a group or channel.
20. Update – A new version of the app with added features or fixes.
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1. Channel – A type of broadcast-only chat.
2. Group – A chat space for multiple users to communicate.
3. Bot – Automated accounts that can perform various tasks.
4. Admin – A user with special permissions to manage groups or channels.
5. Sticker – A graphical sticker used in chats.
6. Message – A piece of text, image, or media sent in a chat.
7. Mute – To disable notifications from a chat or channel.
8. Pin – To keep a message at the top of a chat or group for easy reference.
9. Forward – To send a message from one chat to another.
10. Link – A URL shared in a message.
11. Poll – A feature to create surveys within chats.
12. Emoji – Small icons used to express emotions or ideas.
13. GIF – Animated images shared in chats.
14. Media – Photos, videos, and other multimedia files shared in chats.
15. Secret Chat – An encrypted, self-destructing chat.
16. Voice Message – An audio recording sent in a chat.
17. Video Call – A call with video capabilities.
18. File – A document or file shared in a chat.
19. Join – To become a member of a group or channel.
20. Update – A new version of the app with added features or fixes.
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#english_usage
🔹if you can do something
👉 it is doable
🔸if you can see something
👉 it is visible
🔹if you can hear something
👉 it is audible
🔸if you can eat something
👉 it is edible
🔹if you can touch something
👉 it is tangible
🔸if you can drink something
👉 it is potable
if you can pause something 👉 is it possible?😊
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🔹if you can do something
👉 it is doable
🔸if you can see something
👉 it is visible
🔹if you can hear something
👉 it is audible
🔸if you can eat something
👉 it is edible
🔹if you can touch something
👉 it is tangible
🔸if you can drink something
👉 it is potable
if you can pause something 👉 is it possible?😊
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VOCABULARY LIST WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES
📝 ACHIEVE
• To succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard.
• Example: She worked hard to achieve her goals.
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🔍 APPROPRIATE
• Suitable or right for a particular situation or person.
• Example: Is it appropriate to wear jeans to a wedding?
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💡 CONFIDENT
• Feeling sure about your own ability to do things successfully.
• Example: He felt confident before the exam.
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✏️ DEAL WITH
• To take action to solve a problem or manage a situation.
• Example: We need to deal with this issue immediately.
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🙅♀️ AVOID
• To stay away from someone or something.
• Example: Avoid making common mistakes by practicing!
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📝 ACHIEVE
• To succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard.
• Example: She worked hard to achieve her goals.
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🔍 APPROPRIATE
• Suitable or right for a particular situation or person.
• Example: Is it appropriate to wear jeans to a wedding?
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💡 CONFIDENT
• Feeling sure about your own ability to do things successfully.
• Example: He felt confident before the exam.
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✏️ DEAL WITH
• To take action to solve a problem or manage a situation.
• Example: We need to deal with this issue immediately.
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🙅♀️ AVOID
• To stay away from someone or something.
• Example: Avoid making common mistakes by practicing!
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📚 ACADEMIC VS INFORMAL ENGLISH VOCABULARY 📚
📝 What's the difference?
Academic English is formal and used in writing and presentations. Informal English is used in everyday conversation.
E.g., Academic: "Furthermore". Informal: "Also".
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🔍 Common Examples
• Instead of "big," use "significant." "The data shows a significant increase."
• Instead of "a lot of," use "numerous." "There are numerous studies on this topic."
• Avoid contractions! "It is" NOT "It's."
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💡 Mistakes to Avoid
• Overusing complex words. Keep it clear!
• Using slang or colloquialisms.
• Ignoring audience and context.
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✏️ Quick Practice
Rewrite this sentence in academic English: "The study found a load of problems."
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🔑 Key Points
• Choose words appropriate for the context.
• Academic = Formal; Informal = Casual.
• Aim for clarity and precision.
💪 Practice: Replace "but" with a more academic word.
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📝 What's the difference?
Academic English is formal and used in writing and presentations. Informal English is used in everyday conversation.
E.g., Academic: "Furthermore". Informal: "Also".
――――――――
🔍 Common Examples
• Instead of "big," use "significant." "The data shows a significant increase."
• Instead of "a lot of," use "numerous." "There are numerous studies on this topic."
• Avoid contractions! "It is" NOT "It's."
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💡 Mistakes to Avoid
• Overusing complex words. Keep it clear!
• Using slang or colloquialisms.
• Ignoring audience and context.
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✏️ Quick Practice
Rewrite this sentence in academic English: "The study found a load of problems."
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🔑 Key Points
• Choose words appropriate for the context.
• Academic = Formal; Informal = Casual.
• Aim for clarity and precision.
💪 Practice: Replace "but" with a more academic word.
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📚 SPEAKING LIKE A PRO! 📚
Hey English learners! Ready to boost your Speaking skills? Let's go! 🚀
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✨ Key Facts
• Fluency > Accuracy: Don't worry about being perfect. Focus on keeping the conversation flowing.
• 🗣️ Practice, Practice, Practice: The more you speak, the better you get! Find a language partner or join a conversation group. Consistency is key!
• 👂Active Listening: Pay attention to how native speakers express themselves.
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📝 Speaking Challenge
Describe your dream vacation in 3 sentences. What are you waiting for? Let’s dive in! 🏝️
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Hey English learners! Ready to boost your Speaking skills? Let's go! 🚀
➖➖➖
✨ Key Facts
• Fluency > Accuracy: Don't worry about being perfect. Focus on keeping the conversation flowing.
• 🗣️ Practice, Practice, Practice: The more you speak, the better you get! Find a language partner or join a conversation group. Consistency is key!
• 👂Active Listening: Pay attention to how native speakers express themselves.
➖➖➖
📝 Speaking Challenge
Describe your dream vacation in 3 sentences. What are you waiting for? Let’s dive in! 🏝️
➖➖➖
👍 What's your biggest speaking challenge? Leave a comment! 👇 #EnglishSpeaking #LearnEnglish
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📚 DAILY VOCABULARY WORDS WITH MEANING 📚
📝 Ubiquitous: Existing everywhere.
• Like air, ubiquitous technology surrounds us.
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🔍 Ephemeral: Short-lived; fleeting.
• The beauty of a sunset is truly ephemeral.
• Misuse: "The ephemeral art gallery".
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💡 Mellifluous: Sweetly flowing; musical.
• Her mellifluous voice captivated the audience.
• Avoid: Mellifluous smell.
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✏️ Procrastinate: To delay unnecessarily.
• Stop procrastinating and start studying!
• Problem: Overusing 'just a little'.
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💪 Practice: Use "Ubiquitous" in a sentence.
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📝 Ubiquitous: Existing everywhere.
• Like air, ubiquitous technology surrounds us.
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Don't confuse with 'unique'.――――――――
🔍 Ephemeral: Short-lived; fleeting.
• The beauty of a sunset is truly ephemeral.
• Misuse: "The ephemeral art gallery".
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💡 Mellifluous: Sweetly flowing; musical.
• Her mellifluous voice captivated the audience.
• Avoid: Mellifluous smell.
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✏️ Procrastinate: To delay unnecessarily.
• Stop procrastinating and start studying!
• Problem: Overusing 'just a little'.
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💪 Practice: Use "Ubiquitous" in a sentence.
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