🔰Would have / Would rather have
✨WOULD HAVE
- MAKING AN EXCUSE
🔻Would have expresses a hypothetical situation. A clause may be added with but to give a reason or an excuse. "Conditional Perfect"
🔹I would have stopped smoking, but it was too difficult. (action did not happen)
= I was going to stop smoking, but it was too difficult.
🔹I would have called, but my phone wasn't working. (action did not happen)
= I was going to call , but my phone wasn't working.
✨WOULD RATHER HAVE
- PAST PREFERENCE
🔻Would rather have is used for stating a past preference that was not satisfied or met. A clause with but may be added for emphasis.
🔹I would rather have found an easy way out, but I didn't.
🔹I would rather have been a non-smoker, but I wasn't.
✨WOULD HAVE
- MAKING AN EXCUSE
🔻Would have expresses a hypothetical situation. A clause may be added with but to give a reason or an excuse. "Conditional Perfect"
🔹I would have stopped smoking, but it was too difficult. (action did not happen)
= I was going to stop smoking, but it was too difficult.
🔹I would have called, but my phone wasn't working. (action did not happen)
= I was going to call , but my phone wasn't working.
✨WOULD RATHER HAVE
- PAST PREFERENCE
🔻Would rather have is used for stating a past preference that was not satisfied or met. A clause with but may be added for emphasis.
🔹I would rather have found an easy way out, but I didn't.
🔹I would rather have been a non-smoker, but I wasn't.
📒carry on
📖Meaning
to continue doing something
🤓For example ⤵️
💬During the football match Rafael hurt his leg. He tried to carry on, but it soon got worse so he had to go off.
💬Before the teacher left the classroom, she told her students to carry on with their work.
💬It started to rain but Gillian and her golfing partners carried on playing. Soon they were wet through.
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📖Meaning
to continue doing something
🤓For example ⤵️
💬During the football match Rafael hurt his leg. He tried to carry on, but it soon got worse so he had to go off.
💬Before the teacher left the classroom, she told her students to carry on with their work.
💬It started to rain but Gillian and her golfing partners carried on playing. Soon they were wet through.
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📒go up
📖Meaning
If something like a price or a rate goes up, it becomes higher.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬If the economy is in a period of inflation, prices and incomes are going up.
💬Whenever Jerry sees the girl who lives next door, his blood pressure goes up.
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📖Meaning
If something like a price or a rate goes up, it becomes higher.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬If the economy is in a period of inflation, prices and incomes are going up.
💬Whenever Jerry sees the girl who lives next door, his blood pressure goes up.
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📒wean off
📖Meaning
to gradually break a bad habit by doing it less and less
🤓For example ⤵️
💬If you're addicted to cigarettes, you could try to wean yourself off them by smoking fewer and fewer every day.
💬If somebody's hooked on drugs and they want to quit, they can stop all of a sudden, or they can slowly wean themselves off.
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📖Meaning
to gradually break a bad habit by doing it less and less
🤓For example ⤵️
💬If you're addicted to cigarettes, you could try to wean yourself off them by smoking fewer and fewer every day.
💬If somebody's hooked on drugs and they want to quit, they can stop all of a sudden, or they can slowly wean themselves off.
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📒jut out
📖Meaning
If something juts out, it is further foward than usual or it sticks out more than usual.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬The front of his car got hit because it jutted out into a busy traffic lane.
💬 If the broken pipe hadn't been jutting out from the wall, I wouldn't have tripped over it.
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📖Meaning
If something juts out, it is further foward than usual or it sticks out more than usual.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬The front of his car got hit because it jutted out into a busy traffic lane.
💬 If the broken pipe hadn't been jutting out from the wall, I wouldn't have tripped over it.
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📒pass away ⚖️Synonym: die, pass on
📖Meaning
If someone passes away, they die.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬pass away Our chairman passed away yesterday, and his funeral will be held next Friday.
💬pass away Olivia told us she wanted her body to be cremated after she passed away.
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📖Meaning
If someone passes away, they die.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬pass away Our chairman passed away yesterday, and his funeral will be held next Friday.
💬pass away Olivia told us she wanted her body to be cremated after she passed away.
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📒see to
📖Meaning
If you see to something, you take responsibility for it and make sure it's done.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬see to sth The police chief promised he'd see to it that whoever was behind the attacks would be caught and punished.
💬have sth seen to That's a nasty cut. You'd better go to the hospital and have it seen to.
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📖Meaning
If you see to something, you take responsibility for it and make sure it's done.
🤓For example ⤵️
💬see to sth The police chief promised he'd see to it that whoever was behind the attacks would be caught and punished.
💬have sth seen to That's a nasty cut. You'd better go to the hospital and have it seen to.
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📒beef up
📖Meaning
to make something stronger or more powerful
🤓For example ⤵️
💬The government decided to beef up security after a terrorist attack on the country's biggest airport.
💬We've been letting the opposition teams score too many goals, so we need to beef our defence up a bit.
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📖Meaning
to make something stronger or more powerful
🤓For example ⤵️
💬The government decided to beef up security after a terrorist attack on the country's biggest airport.
💬We've been letting the opposition teams score too many goals, so we need to beef our defence up a bit.
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🟡🟠🟢 Silent Letters 🟢🔴🟡
List of the words with silent letters
💎A silent letter is a letter that is not pronounced, but it is written in a word.
There are a lot of words with silent letters in English.
🚨(Rules of making letters silent) 😶
Here are the simple tips to remember the silent letters. 🆔 @AmEnglish
📵B is often silent after M (mb) and before T (bt): bomb, debt
📵C is silent after S (sc): muscle, scene
📵E is silent at the end of the words: name; hope
📵G is often silent before N (gn): gnarled, foreign
📵H is silent after W (wh): what, when
📵K is often silent before N (kn): knife, know
📵L is often silent before M, F, K, D, (lm, lf, lk, ld): calm, half, yolk, could
📵N is often silent after M (mn): autumn, column
📵P is silent in the suffix “psych”: psychology
📵T is often silent after S (st), and at the end of the words of French origin: castle, hasten
📵U is silent before I (uI) and E (ue): guilty, guess
📵W is often silent before R (wr) and H (wh): wrong, whole, whose
List of words with silent letters 🆔 @AmEnglish
✴B: bomb – climb – crumb –lamb – limb – comb –numb – plumb – thumb – tomb – womb – debt – doubt;
✴C: ascent – fascinate – muscle – scene – scissors – crescent – descent – scenario – scent;
Ch: yacht;
✴D: handkerchief – handsome – Wednesday – sandwich;
✴G: – gnash – gnat – gnaw – gnome – align – campaign – gnarled – design – foreign – malign – reign – sign – assign;
✴H: haute cuisine – heir – honour – hour – ghost – what – when – where – why – while – whether –white - rhythm;
✴K: knack – knee – kneel – knife – knight – knit – knob – knot – know – knuckle;
✴L: balm – calm – calf – half – yolk – palm – psalm – chalk – talk – walk – could – should – would – colonel – almond – salmon;
✴N: autumn – column – condemn – damn – hymn – solemn;
✴P: psalm – psephology – psychic – ptarmigan – pterodactyl – psychology – receipt – corps – coup;
✴S: aisle – island – debris – Illinois
✴T: bristle – fasten – listen – mortgage – soften – thistle – wrestle – castle – hustle – chestnut - ballet –buffet – chalet – crochet – valet – debut - beret;
✴U: biscuit – build – circuit – disguise – guilty – league – rogue – vague – guess – guest – guide – guitar-antique – cheque;
✴W: wrangle – wrap – wreath – wreck – wrench – wrestle – wriggle – wring – write – wrong – answer – sword – towards – two – whole – who – whom – whose
Level : Intermediate_ Advanced
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List of the words with silent letters
💎A silent letter is a letter that is not pronounced, but it is written in a word.
There are a lot of words with silent letters in English.
🚨(Rules of making letters silent) 😶
Here are the simple tips to remember the silent letters. 🆔 @AmEnglish
📵B is often silent after M (mb) and before T (bt): bomb, debt
📵C is silent after S (sc): muscle, scene
📵E is silent at the end of the words: name; hope
📵G is often silent before N (gn): gnarled, foreign
📵H is silent after W (wh): what, when
📵K is often silent before N (kn): knife, know
📵L is often silent before M, F, K, D, (lm, lf, lk, ld): calm, half, yolk, could
📵N is often silent after M (mn): autumn, column
📵P is silent in the suffix “psych”: psychology
📵T is often silent after S (st), and at the end of the words of French origin: castle, hasten
📵U is silent before I (uI) and E (ue): guilty, guess
📵W is often silent before R (wr) and H (wh): wrong, whole, whose
List of words with silent letters 🆔 @AmEnglish
✴B: bomb – climb – crumb –lamb – limb – comb –numb – plumb – thumb – tomb – womb – debt – doubt;
✴C: ascent – fascinate – muscle – scene – scissors – crescent – descent – scenario – scent;
Ch: yacht;
✴D: handkerchief – handsome – Wednesday – sandwich;
✴G: – gnash – gnat – gnaw – gnome – align – campaign – gnarled – design – foreign – malign – reign – sign – assign;
✴H: haute cuisine – heir – honour – hour – ghost – what – when – where – why – while – whether –white - rhythm;
✴K: knack – knee – kneel – knife – knight – knit – knob – knot – know – knuckle;
✴L: balm – calm – calf – half – yolk – palm – psalm – chalk – talk – walk – could – should – would – colonel – almond – salmon;
✴N: autumn – column – condemn – damn – hymn – solemn;
✴P: psalm – psephology – psychic – ptarmigan – pterodactyl – psychology – receipt – corps – coup;
✴S: aisle – island – debris – Illinois
✴T: bristle – fasten – listen – mortgage – soften – thistle – wrestle – castle – hustle – chestnut - ballet –buffet – chalet – crochet – valet – debut - beret;
✴U: biscuit – build – circuit – disguise – guilty – league – rogue – vague – guess – guest – guide – guitar-antique – cheque;
✴W: wrangle – wrap – wreath – wreck – wrench – wrestle – wriggle – wring – write – wrong – answer – sword – towards – two – whole – who – whom – whose
Level : Intermediate_ Advanced
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🍓10 Phrases for ☎️ Telephone Calls
1. Hi, this is Jane.
2. (formal) May I speak with John Smith?
3. (informal) Is John there?
4. I’m calling about…
5. I’m returning your call.
6. (formal) One moment, please.
7. (informal) Hang on a sec.
8. He’s not here. Would you like to leave a message?
9. Could you ask him to call me back?
10. Thanks for calling.
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
1. Hi, this is Jane.
2. (formal) May I speak with John Smith?
3. (informal) Is John there?
4. I’m calling about…
5. I’m returning your call.
6. (formal) One moment, please.
7. (informal) Hang on a sec.
8. He’s not here. Would you like to leave a message?
9. Could you ask him to call me back?
10. Thanks for calling.
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
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🍑 5 Ways to End a Conversation Politely 🤝
1. It was nice chatting with you.
2. Well, it’s getting late.
3. Anyway, I should get going.
4. (formal) Sorry, but I’m afraid I need to…
5. I’m sorry to cut you off, but I actually gotta run. (cut you off = interrupt you)
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ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
1. It was nice chatting with you.
2. Well, it’s getting late.
3. Anyway, I should get going.
4. (formal) Sorry, but I’m afraid I need to…
5. I’m sorry to cut you off, but I actually gotta run. (cut you off = interrupt you)
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
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🍋10 Phrases for Agreeing ✅
1. Exactly.
2. Absolutely.
3. That’s so true.
4. That’s for sure.
5. I agree 100%
6. I couldn’t agree with you more.
7. That’s exactly what I think. / That’s exactly how I feel.
8. (informal) Tell me about it! / You’re telling me!
9. (informal) I’ll say!
10. I suppose so. (use this phrase for weak agreement – you agree, but reluctantly)
Note ⚡️Avoid the common error of saying “I’m agree” – the correct phrase is “I agree” or “I’m in agreement” – the second one is more formal.
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ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
1. Exactly.
2. Absolutely.
3. That’s so true.
4. That’s for sure.
5. I agree 100%
6. I couldn’t agree with you more.
7. That’s exactly what I think. / That’s exactly how I feel.
8. (informal) Tell me about it! / You’re telling me!
9. (informal) I’ll say!
10. I suppose so. (use this phrase for weak agreement – you agree, but reluctantly)
Note ⚡️Avoid the common error of saying “I’m agree” – the correct phrase is “I agree” or “I’m in agreement” – the second one is more formal.
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
🍐10 Phrases for Asking for Someone’s Opinion & Giving Your Opinion
1. What do you think about...?
2. How do you feel about…?
3. What's your opinion of...?
4. What are your views on...?
5. In my opinion…
6. I'd say...
7. Personally, I think/believe...
8. If you ask me...
9. The way I see it...
10. From my point of view…
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ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
1. What do you think about...?
2. How do you feel about…?
3. What's your opinion of...?
4. What are your views on...?
5. In my opinion…
6. I'd say...
7. Personally, I think/believe...
8. If you ask me...
9. The way I see it...
10. From my point of view…
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
ᴛʜᴇ ᴋɴᴏᴡʟᴅᴇɢᴇ ʜᴜʙ
🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
🌇 *PARTS OF SPEECH*🌇
In language, all the words are divided into some categories on the basis of their functions.
These categories are called parts of speech.
There are eight parts of speech .
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*1. Noun*
*2. Pronoun*
*3. Adjective*
*4. Verb*
*5. Adverb*
*6. Conjunction*
*7. Preposition*
*8. Interjection*
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🌾 *NOUN*🌾
Definition,
"A word, which gives name to a person, place, thing or idea is called noun".
👉 It's also called as naming word.
*Examples*🌹
The sun shines bright
Ali is sleeping.🌿
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🌾 *PRONOUN*🌾
Definition,
A Pronoun is a word used instead of a noun.
*as*🌹
John is absent, because he is ill.
The books are where you left those. 🌿
🌹 *ADJECTIVE*🌹
Definition,
An Adjective is a word used to add something to the meaning of a noun or pronoun.
*as*
He is a brave boy.
There are twenty boys in this class. 🌿
🌹 *VERB* 🌹
Definition,
A Verb is a word used to express an action.
*as*
Kolkata is a big city .
Iron & copper are useful metals. 🌿
🌺 *ADVERB* 🌺
Definition,
An Adverb is a word used to add something to the meaning of a verb, an adjective or an other adverb.
*as*
This flower is very beautiful.
She pronounced the word quite correctly. 🌿
🌾 *PREPOSITION* 🌾
Definition,
A Preposition is a word used with a noun to show how the person or thing denoted by the noun or pronoun stands in relation to something else;
*as*
There is a cow in the garden.
The girl is fond of music.
A fair little girl sat under the tree. 🌿
🌠 *CONJUNCTION* 🌠
Definition,
A Conjunction is a word used to join words or sentences;
*as*
Ali and Aslam are cousins.
Two and two make four.
I ran fast, but missed the train.🌿
🌠 *INTERJECTION* 🌠
Definition,
An Interjection is a word which expresses some sudden feelings;
*as*
Hurrah ! we won the game.
Alas ! she is dead.🌿
In language, all the words are divided into some categories on the basis of their functions.
These categories are called parts of speech.
There are eight parts of speech .
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*1. Noun*
*2. Pronoun*
*3. Adjective*
*4. Verb*
*5. Adverb*
*6. Conjunction*
*7. Preposition*
*8. Interjection*
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🌾 *NOUN*🌾
Definition,
"A word, which gives name to a person, place, thing or idea is called noun".
👉 It's also called as naming word.
*Examples*🌹
The sun shines bright
Ali is sleeping.🌿
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🌾 *PRONOUN*🌾
Definition,
A Pronoun is a word used instead of a noun.
*as*🌹
John is absent, because he is ill.
The books are where you left those. 🌿
🌹 *ADJECTIVE*🌹
Definition,
An Adjective is a word used to add something to the meaning of a noun or pronoun.
*as*
He is a brave boy.
There are twenty boys in this class. 🌿
🌹 *VERB* 🌹
Definition,
A Verb is a word used to express an action.
*as*
Kolkata is a big city .
Iron & copper are useful metals. 🌿
🌺 *ADVERB* 🌺
Definition,
An Adverb is a word used to add something to the meaning of a verb, an adjective or an other adverb.
*as*
This flower is very beautiful.
She pronounced the word quite correctly. 🌿
🌾 *PREPOSITION* 🌾
Definition,
A Preposition is a word used with a noun to show how the person or thing denoted by the noun or pronoun stands in relation to something else;
*as*
There is a cow in the garden.
The girl is fond of music.
A fair little girl sat under the tree. 🌿
🌠 *CONJUNCTION* 🌠
Definition,
A Conjunction is a word used to join words or sentences;
*as*
Ali and Aslam are cousins.
Two and two make four.
I ran fast, but missed the train.🌿
🌠 *INTERJECTION* 🌠
Definition,
An Interjection is a word which expresses some sudden feelings;
*as*
Hurrah ! we won the game.
Alas ! she is dead.🌿
_*🔮Confidence*_✨
🍒 Confidence is the shelter of our Soul, the motivation to do something,
the encouragement to get something.
🍒 Success and Self-belief have a deep bond and are complementary to each other.
🍒 It is very important to have Confidence in us to succeed in small things. The smallest success is very helpful in boosting Confidence.
🍒 Every situation expects something from a person and every person has different ability to fulfill that expectation.
If a situation exceeds his potential, he feels confident, and if his ability is equal to meeting the situation, he feels confident.
🍒 Lack of Confidence leads to insecurity and inferiority in us. If our confidence is low then our behavior is negative and we suffer from tension. As a result our concentration gets depleted. We become confused and motion-less while making decisions.
🍒 Our personality does not fully blossom with this. In such a situation, success is far away from us. First learn to Be confident, there is no other friend like Confidence.
🍒 Confidence is the shelter of our Soul, the motivation to do something,
the encouragement to get something.
🍒 Success and Self-belief have a deep bond and are complementary to each other.
🍒 It is very important to have Confidence in us to succeed in small things. The smallest success is very helpful in boosting Confidence.
🍒 Every situation expects something from a person and every person has different ability to fulfill that expectation.
If a situation exceeds his potential, he feels confident, and if his ability is equal to meeting the situation, he feels confident.
🍒 Lack of Confidence leads to insecurity and inferiority in us. If our confidence is low then our behavior is negative and we suffer from tension. As a result our concentration gets depleted. We become confused and motion-less while making decisions.
🍒 Our personality does not fully blossom with this. In such a situation, success is far away from us. First learn to Be confident, there is no other friend like Confidence.
♻️ New vocabulary
🔰combative / agressive — eager to fight or argue — urushqoq; tajovuzkor
🔰instinct — natural behaviour, without thought or plan — instinkt
🔰survive — continue to exist or live — yashab qolmoq, yashashni davom etmoq
🔰repress — control; stop feelings from showing — chek qo’ymoq, nazorat qilish
🔰anti-social — behaving in a way that most other people don't like or think is right — odamovi, jamiyatdan yiroq
🔰revenge oneself — hurt or punish someone when we believe wrong has been done to us (two words) — qasd olish, o’ch olish
🔰sufferings — things that make someone feel pain or unhappiness — aziyat
🔰desire — wish; strong feeling of want — kuchli xohish, istak
🔰sense — the ability to behave well and make good decisions — hissiyot, aql-farosat
🔰channels — ways; directions — yo’nalish
🔰sympathetic — understanding, especially of someone's feelings — xayrixoh, tushunib
🔰suffice — be enough to do something, or to meet a need — yetarli bo’lmoq
🌷 Global chat🌷
🔰combative / agressive — eager to fight or argue — urushqoq; tajovuzkor
🔰instinct — natural behaviour, without thought or plan — instinkt
🔰survive — continue to exist or live — yashab qolmoq, yashashni davom etmoq
🔰repress — control; stop feelings from showing — chek qo’ymoq, nazorat qilish
🔰anti-social — behaving in a way that most other people don't like or think is right — odamovi, jamiyatdan yiroq
🔰revenge oneself — hurt or punish someone when we believe wrong has been done to us (two words) — qasd olish, o’ch olish
🔰sufferings — things that make someone feel pain or unhappiness — aziyat
🔰desire — wish; strong feeling of want — kuchli xohish, istak
🔰sense — the ability to behave well and make good decisions — hissiyot, aql-farosat
🔰channels — ways; directions — yo’nalish
🔰sympathetic — understanding, especially of someone's feelings — xayrixoh, tushunib
🔰suffice — be enough to do something, or to meet a need — yetarli bo’lmoq
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✨ *Disturb* 🆚 *Bother* 🆚 *Annoy*
🔻Disturb = interrupt someone while they’re working, etc.
🔸 Don't disturb your father now. He's busy.
🔻Bother = make someone uncomfortable
🔸There are quite a few unexplained matters in this case that bother me.
🔻Annoy = make someone angry
🔸If you want to annoy Mr Ahmed, just ring his front doorbell.
#Confusing_words
✨ *Back* 🆚 *Again*
🔻Back = returned someone’s hospitality
🔸 Sue invited us to dinner last month; it's time we invited her back.
🔻Again = on another occasion
🔸We enjoyed having our neighbours to dinner and we must invite them again
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✨ *Disturb* 🆚 *Bother* 🆚 *Annoy*
🔻Disturb = interrupt someone while they’re working, etc.
🔸 Don't disturb your father now. He's busy.
🔻Bother = make someone uncomfortable
🔸There are quite a few unexplained matters in this case that bother me.
🔻Annoy = make someone angry
🔸If you want to annoy Mr Ahmed, just ring his front doorbell.
#Confusing_words
✨ *Back* 🆚 *Again*
🔻Back = returned someone’s hospitality
🔸 Sue invited us to dinner last month; it's time we invited her back.
🔻Again = on another occasion
🔸We enjoyed having our neighbours to dinner and we must invite them again
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*Question formation :*
1/ *when* : 👉 time
® I get up at six o'clock.
® when does it rain?
It rains in July.
2/ *Where*: 👉 place.
® Where do you live?
I live in England.
® where is the book?
It's on the table.
3/ *who* :👉 subject ( human beings)
® who does this home work?
John does.
® who broke the desk?
The pupil did.
4/ *whose*:👉 possessive.
® whose pen is this?
It's my friend's.
® whose shirts are these?
They are mine / yours /his /hers / ours / theirs.
5/ *why* : 👉 ® reason.
Why did he go to the doctor?
Because he was sick.
® why do we go to school?
To learn.
6/ *Which*: 👉 choice.
® which book is yours. this or that?
That one.
® which is your favorite subject?
It's English.
7/ *what*: 👉 action /description /definition /job /.
® what are they doing?
They are swimming.
® what color is your shirt?
It's white.
® what is your name?
My name is John.
® what are you?
I'm a teacher.
8/ *How*: 👉 quality and quantity.
® How do you come to school?
I come by bus.
How old are you?
I'm 22 years old.
9/ *How many*: 👉 countable nouns.
® How many books have you got?
I have hot ten books.
® How many people are there?
There are a lot of people.
10/ *How long* : 👉 period.
® How long do you stay there?
Tow years.
11/ *How far* : 👉 distance.
® How far is Atbara?
It's about 300 kilometers.
® How far is Halfa?
It's along way.
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English Grammar
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*Question formation :*
1/ *when* : 👉 time
® I get up at six o'clock.
® when does it rain?
It rains in July.
2/ *Where*: 👉 place.
® Where do you live?
I live in England.
® where is the book?
It's on the table.
3/ *who* :👉 subject ( human beings)
® who does this home work?
John does.
® who broke the desk?
The pupil did.
4/ *whose*:👉 possessive.
® whose pen is this?
It's my friend's.
® whose shirts are these?
They are mine / yours /his /hers / ours / theirs.
5/ *why* : 👉 ® reason.
Why did he go to the doctor?
Because he was sick.
® why do we go to school?
To learn.
6/ *Which*: 👉 choice.
® which book is yours. this or that?
That one.
® which is your favorite subject?
It's English.
7/ *what*: 👉 action /description /definition /job /.
® what are they doing?
They are swimming.
® what color is your shirt?
It's white.
® what is your name?
My name is John.
® what are you?
I'm a teacher.
8/ *How*: 👉 quality and quantity.
® How do you come to school?
I come by bus.
How old are you?
I'm 22 years old.
9/ *How many*: 👉 countable nouns.
® How many books have you got?
I have hot ten books.
® How many people are there?
There are a lot of people.
10/ *How long* : 👉 period.
® How long do you stay there?
Tow years.
11/ *How far* : 👉 distance.
® How far is Atbara?
It's about 300 kilometers.
® How far is Halfa?
It's along way.
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●COMPARATIVE VS SUPERLATIVE:
¤Comparative adjectives
Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster, higher). They are used in sentences where two nouns are compared, in this pattern:
¤Noun (subject) + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun (object).
¤For Examples:
1. Ali is taller than Ibrahim.
2. Mark is smarter than Jackson. He solved all mathematics exercises in short time.
3. Angela is happier than Jasmine because she is so sad.
4. Fredric is weaker than Patrick, and that's why he lost to him.
¤Superlative adjectives
Superlative adjectives are used to describe an object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality (the tallest, the smallest, the fastest, the highest). They are used in sentences where a subject is compared to a group of objects.
¤Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective + noun (object).
¤For Examples:
1. The 2nd World War is the deadliest war we have ever seen.
2. The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest of the world ocean basins.
3. The Katy Freeway is the widest in the world.
4. Joaquin Phoenix Wins The Best Actor Oscar for "Joker" 2020.
¤And these forms go with one syllable words to use in comparative forms and superlative ones, but for the two or three syllables words like the power, beautiful, boring, exciting, interesting, and expensive, for example:
1. Harry is the most powerful figure in his class.
Harry is more powerful than Alex and Jack.
But you can't say Harry is powerer than ....
Or Harry is the powerest figure of all.
2. Susan is the most beautiful woman in her state.
Susan is more beautiful than jennifer.
While beautiful is a word and the suffix -est can be added to the end of various adjectives to make them superlative, 'beautifulest' is not a word, but you can't say Susan is beautifuler than bla bla blah.
●And that's all of it, I hope that I have given you the most important points to understand them very well
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¤Comparative adjectives
Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster, higher). They are used in sentences where two nouns are compared, in this pattern:
¤Noun (subject) + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun (object).
¤For Examples:
1. Ali is taller than Ibrahim.
2. Mark is smarter than Jackson. He solved all mathematics exercises in short time.
3. Angela is happier than Jasmine because she is so sad.
4. Fredric is weaker than Patrick, and that's why he lost to him.
¤Superlative adjectives
Superlative adjectives are used to describe an object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality (the tallest, the smallest, the fastest, the highest). They are used in sentences where a subject is compared to a group of objects.
¤Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective + noun (object).
¤For Examples:
1. The 2nd World War is the deadliest war we have ever seen.
2. The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest of the world ocean basins.
3. The Katy Freeway is the widest in the world.
4. Joaquin Phoenix Wins The Best Actor Oscar for "Joker" 2020.
¤And these forms go with one syllable words to use in comparative forms and superlative ones, but for the two or three syllables words like the power, beautiful, boring, exciting, interesting, and expensive, for example:
1. Harry is the most powerful figure in his class.
Harry is more powerful than Alex and Jack.
But you can't say Harry is powerer than ....
Or Harry is the powerest figure of all.
2. Susan is the most beautiful woman in her state.
Susan is more beautiful than jennifer.
While beautiful is a word and the suffix -est can be added to the end of various adjectives to make them superlative, 'beautifulest' is not a word, but you can't say Susan is beautifuler than bla bla blah.
●And that's all of it, I hope that I have given you the most important points to understand them very well
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✨ Using the wrong preposition and corrections for them:
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Always use 'spend on', not 'spend for'.
❌DON'T SAY: He spends a lot of time for his car.
✅SAY: He spends a lot of time on his car
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Always use 'tired of', not 'tired from'
❌DON'T SAY: I am tired from eating burgers.
✅SAY: I am tired of eating burgers.
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✨ Using the wrong preposition and corrections for them:
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Always use 'spend on', not 'spend for'.
❌DON'T SAY: He spends a lot of time for his car.
✅SAY: He spends a lot of time on his car
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Always use 'tired of', not 'tired from'
❌DON'T SAY: I am tired from eating burgers.
✅SAY: I am tired of eating burgers.
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Distance yourself from people who:
📍Disrespect you
📍Mistreat others
📍Are abusive
📍Lie to you
📍Are negative
📍Have no goals
📍Use you
📍Put you down
You need to associate with people who:
📍Inspire you
📍challenge you to raise higher
📍People that make you better.
📍Disrespect you
📍Mistreat others
📍Are abusive
📍Lie to you
📍Are negative
📍Have no goals
📍Use you
📍Put you down
You need to associate with people who:
📍Inspire you
📍challenge you to raise higher
📍People that make you better.