#grammar_note
Adding -ful or -fully
🔶 The suffix -ful can form nouns or adjectives, like plateful or cheerful. People sometimes make the mistake of spelling this type of word with a double l at the end. Note that it’s always spelled with just one -l:
🔸 dreadful, faithful, skilful, powerful
🔸 cupful, mouthful, spoonfuls
🔶 The related ending –fully forms adverbs. Remember that this suffix is always spelled with two l’s:
🔸 dreadfully, faithfully, skilfully, powerfully
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Adding -ful or -fully
🔶 The suffix -ful can form nouns or adjectives, like plateful or cheerful. People sometimes make the mistake of spelling this type of word with a double l at the end. Note that it’s always spelled with just one -l:
🔸 dreadful, faithful, skilful, powerful
🔸 cupful, mouthful, spoonfuls
🔶 The related ending –fully forms adverbs. Remember that this suffix is always spelled with two l’s:
🔸 dreadfully, faithfully, skilfully, powerfully
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- would rather
- would prefer to
- would rather you
- would prefer you to
- I prefer this to that
1. Would Rather:
🔷Used to express a preference or a choice between two options.
🔹"I would rather stay home tonight than go out."
2. Would Prefer To:
🔷 Similar to "would rather," expressing a preference for one option over another.
🔹 "She would prefer to eat at a local restaurant instead of a chain."
3. Would Rather You:
🔷 Used to make polite requests or suggest actions.
🔹 "I would rather you finish the report by tomorrow, if possible."
4. Would Prefer You To:
🔷 Similar to "would rather you," indicating a preference in someone else's actions.
🔹 "I would prefer you to send me the details before the meeting."
5. I Prefer This to That:
🔷 Expressing a clear choice or liking for one thing over another.
🔹"I prefer this to that because it's more convenient."
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- would prefer to
- would rather you
- would prefer you to
- I prefer this to that
1. Would Rather:
🔷Used to express a preference or a choice between two options.
🔹"I would rather stay home tonight than go out."
2. Would Prefer To:
🔷 Similar to "would rather," expressing a preference for one option over another.
🔹 "She would prefer to eat at a local restaurant instead of a chain."
3. Would Rather You:
🔷 Used to make polite requests or suggest actions.
🔹 "I would rather you finish the report by tomorrow, if possible."
4. Would Prefer You To:
🔷 Similar to "would rather you," indicating a preference in someone else's actions.
🔹 "I would prefer you to send me the details before the meeting."
5. I Prefer This to That:
🔷 Expressing a clear choice or liking for one thing over another.
🔹"I prefer this to that because it's more convenient."
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👉 Pronunciation Matters: Intonation is key! Vary your voice to sound more natural.🎤
👉 Active Listening: Focus on understanding native speakers. Mimic their rhythm.🎧
👉 Practice, Practice, Practice: Even a little bit every day makes a huge difference!⏰
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COMMON GRAMMAR MISTAKES IN ENGLISH
📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• The dog barks (singular). The dogs bark (plural).
• Mistake: He don't. Correct: He doesn't.
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🔍 Pronoun Usage
• Use I as subject, me as object.
• Mistake: John and me went. Correct: John and I went.
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💡 Its vs. It's
• Its shows possession. It's means "it is."
• The dog wagged its tail. It's a happy dog.
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✏️ Then vs. Than
• Then is about time. Than is for comparison.
• Mistake: He is taller then me. Correct: He is taller than me.
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📍 Apostrophe Usage
• Show possession (John's car) or contraction (can't).
• Mistake: The dogs toys. Correct: The dog's toys.
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💪 Practice: I saw ____ and Maria yesterday (he/him).
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📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• The dog barks (singular). The dogs bark (plural).
• Mistake: He don't. Correct: He doesn't.
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🔍 Pronoun Usage
• Use I as subject, me as object.
• Mistake: John and me went. Correct: John and I went.
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💡 Its vs. It's
• Its shows possession. It's means "it is."
• The dog wagged its tail. It's a happy dog.
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✏️ Then vs. Than
• Then is about time. Than is for comparison.
• Mistake: He is taller then me. Correct: He is taller than me.
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📍 Apostrophe Usage
• Show possession (John's car) or contraction (can't).
• Mistake: The dogs toys. Correct: The dog's toys.
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💪 Practice: I saw ____ and Maria yesterday (he/him).
❤️ He
👍Him
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📚 HOW TO EXTEND ANSWERS IN SPEAKING TEST 📚
📝 Elaboration is Key
Extend beyond simple "yes/no." Add details!
🔍 Techniques
• Reason: Why? "I like it because..."
• Example: Illustrate. "For example, yesterday..."
• Personal Connection: Relate to your experience. "It reminds me of..."
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💡 Example
Q: Do you like reading?
A: "Yes, I enjoy reading because it helps me relax. For example, I read a book last week and found it very interesting. It reminded me of my childhood."
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✏️ Avoid:
❌ Common Mistake: Rambling! Stay on topic.
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📌 Remember
• Focus on clarity.
• Be natural.
• Practice makes perfect!
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💪 Practice: What is your favorite hobby?
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📝 Elaboration is Key
Extend beyond simple "yes/no." Add details!
🔍 Techniques
• Reason: Why? "I like it because..."
• Example: Illustrate. "For example, yesterday..."
• Personal Connection: Relate to your experience. "It reminds me of..."
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💡 Example
Q: Do you like reading?
A: "Yes, I enjoy reading because it helps me relax. For example, I read a book last week and found it very interesting. It reminded me of my childhood."
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✏️ Avoid:
Just saying "yes" or "no" is not enough. Avoid one-word answers.❌ Common Mistake: Rambling! Stay on topic.
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📌 Remember
• Focus on clarity.
• Be natural.
• Practice makes perfect!
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💪 Practice: What is your favorite hobby?
👇 Reply with your answer in the comments!
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English Grammar Secrets
💡 Want to level up your English?
🔑Tip 1: Subject-Verb Agreement is key! It seems simple, but errors are common. Check if your verb agrees with your subject in number (singular/plural).
🔑Tip 2: Understand Tense! Each tense has specific uses. Mastering them helps communicate effectively.
🔑Tip 3:Prepositions are tricky. They show relationships. For example, "on," "in," "at".
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💡 Want to level up your English?
🔑Tip 1: Subject-Verb Agreement is key! It seems simple, but errors are common. Check if your verb agrees with your subject in number (singular/plural).
🔑Tip 2: Understand Tense! Each tense has specific uses. Mastering them helps communicate effectively.
🔑Tip 3:Prepositions are tricky. They show relationships. For example, "on," "in," "at".
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📚 HOW TO EXTEND ANSWERS IN SPEAKING TEST 📚
📝 Why Extend?
Extending shows fluency & deeper understanding. Avoid one-word answers!
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🔍 How to Extend:
• Explain: Add details to your answer. "I like movies. They're entertaining."
• Example: Give a specific instance. "Like 'Inception', it was complex."
• Reason: State why you feel that way. "Because it challenges my mind."
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💡 Common Mistakes:
• Rambling without a clear point.
• Using filler words excessively (um, uh).
• Repeating the question verbatim.
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✏️ Formula:
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✔️ Key Points:
• Be specific.
• Use connecting words (because, so, for example).
• Pause strategically.
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📝 Why Extend?
Extending shows fluency & deeper understanding. Avoid one-word answers!
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🔍 How to Extend:
• Explain: Add details to your answer. "I like movies. They're entertaining."
• Example: Give a specific instance. "Like 'Inception', it was complex."
• Reason: State why you feel that way. "Because it challenges my mind."
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💡 Common Mistakes:
• Rambling without a clear point.
• Using filler words excessively (um, uh).
• Repeating the question verbatim.
Focus on adding NEW info.――――――――
✏️ Formula:
Answer + Explanation + Example/Reason = Extended Response――――――――
✔️ Key Points:
• Be specific.
• Use connecting words (because, so, for example).
• Pause strategically.
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📚 HOW TO EXTEND ANSWERS IN SPEAKING TEST 📚
📝Why extend?
Get better scores! More fluency and detail = higher band.
🔍How to Extend: SEEC
💡Statement: Answer directly.
"I like to travel."
💡Explanation: Why? Give reasons.
"It broadens my perspective."
💡Example: Specific instance.
"Last year, I visited Japan…"
💡Conclusion: Summarize.
"So, traveling is important."
✏️Example: SEEC in action!
Q: Do you like traveling?
A: Yes, I love to travel (Statement). Because it broadens my perspective (Explanation). For example, last year I visited Japan, and learned so much about a different culture (Example). Overall, traveling is a really important part of my life (Conclusion).
Avoid short answers like "Yes." or "No." Always elaborate!
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📝Why extend?
Get better scores! More fluency and detail = higher band.
🔍How to Extend: SEEC
Statement + Explanation + Example + Conclusion💡Statement: Answer directly.
"I like to travel."
💡Explanation: Why? Give reasons.
"It broadens my perspective."
💡Example: Specific instance.
"Last year, I visited Japan…"
💡Conclusion: Summarize.
"So, traveling is important."
✏️Example: SEEC in action!
Q: Do you like traveling?
A: Yes, I love to travel (Statement). Because it broadens my perspective (Explanation). For example, last year I visited Japan, and learned so much about a different culture (Example). Overall, traveling is a really important part of my life (Conclusion).
Avoid short answers like "Yes." or "No." Always elaborate!
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Here are some key tips to boost your score:
• 📝 Listening: Practice with British and Australian accents. Familiarize yourself with different question types.
• 🗣️ Speaking: Don't just memorize answers! Focus on fluency and using a wide range of vocabulary. Show off your language skills!
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📚 ENGLISH GRAMMAR TIPS FOR LEARNERS 📚
📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• The verb must agree with its subject!
• Incorrect: The dogs *is* barking. Correct: The dogs *are* barking.
• Avoid: "One of the books *are* interesting."
• Remember:
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🔍 Prepositions: IN, ON, AT
• In: enclosed spaces (in the box).
• On: surfaces (on the table).
• At: specific points (at 7 pm).
• Common mistake: Confusing them!
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💡 Articles: A, AN, THE
• A/An: Non-specific nouns (a cat, an apple).
• The: Specific nouns (the cat on the mat).
• Don’t forget: Use "an" before vowel sounds.
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✏️ Tense Consistency
• Keep your tenses consistent within a sentence.
• Incorrect: I went to the store, and I *will buy* milk. Correct: I went to the store, and I *bought* milk.
• Think: Past with past, present with present.
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💪 Practice:
The cat (is/are) sleeping.
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📝 Subject-Verb Agreement
• The verb must agree with its subject!
• Incorrect: The dogs *is* barking. Correct: The dogs *are* barking.
• Avoid: "One of the books *are* interesting."
• Remember:
Singular subject = Singular verb.――――――――
🔍 Prepositions: IN, ON, AT
• In: enclosed spaces (in the box).
• On: surfaces (on the table).
• At: specific points (at 7 pm).
• Common mistake: Confusing them!
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💡 Articles: A, AN, THE
• A/An: Non-specific nouns (a cat, an apple).
• The: Specific nouns (the cat on the mat).
• Don’t forget: Use "an" before vowel sounds.
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✏️ Tense Consistency
• Keep your tenses consistent within a sentence.
• Incorrect: I went to the store, and I *will buy* milk. Correct: I went to the store, and I *bought* milk.
• Think: Past with past, present with present.
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💪 Practice:
The cat (is/are) sleeping.
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📚 ACADEMIC VS INFORMAL ENGLISH VOCABULARY 📚
📝 What's the difference?
• Academic English is formal & used in writing, presentations, etc.
• Informal English is casual & used with friends.
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🔍 Examples:
• Informal: "find out" Academic: "discover"
• Informal: "a lot of" Academic: "numerous"
Avoid mixing styles. Stick to one!
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💡 Common Mistakes:
• Using slang ("gonna," "wanna") in essays.
• Using formal terms in casual conversation.
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✏️ Key Points:
• Accuracy matters in both styles.
• Choose vocabulary based on audience & purpose.
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💪 Practice: Translate: "I think..." (Academic)
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📝 What's the difference?
• Academic English is formal & used in writing, presentations, etc.
• Informal English is casual & used with friends.
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🔍 Examples:
• Informal: "find out" Academic: "discover"
• Informal: "a lot of" Academic: "numerous"
Avoid mixing styles. Stick to one!
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💡 Common Mistakes:
• Using slang ("gonna," "wanna") in essays.
• Using formal terms in casual conversation.
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✏️ Key Points:
• Accuracy matters in both styles.
• Choose vocabulary based on audience & purpose.
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💪 Practice: Translate: "I think..." (Academic)
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Astaghfirullah x3
SubhanAllah x3
Alhamdulillah x3
La ilaha illallah x3
Allah-hu-Akbar x3
Subhanallahi wabihamdihi Subhanallahil azeem
Allahumma inni as’alukal Jannah x3
Allahumma ajirni Minan Naar x7
Surah Ikhlas x10
Congratulations good deeds for both of us💌
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