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πThe βPast Perfectβ Tenseπ
π Example π
π I had learned ...... π¬
πΊEnglish Grammar Lesson with Pronunciation & Examplesπ
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πThe βPast Perfectβ Tenseπ
π Example π
π I had learned ...... π¬
πΊEnglish Grammar Lesson with Pronunciation & Examplesπ
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π Get the wrong end of the stick
π Meaning:-
γ½οΈ To understand a situation completely wrongly.
π Usage:-
γ½οΈ I got the wrong end of the stick. I thought she was gossiping about me.
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π Meaning:-
γ½οΈ To understand a situation completely wrongly.
π Usage:-
γ½οΈ I got the wrong end of the stick. I thought she was gossiping about me.
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βCommon Collocations with βGOββ
βGO
π‘ I go home
π I go shopping
π€― I go crazy
βGO TO
πΌ I go to work
π I go to France
π I go to bed
βGO ON
βοΈ I go on holiday
π I go on a ride
π I go on a train
βGO TO THE
π₯³ I go to the party
π I go to the library
π¬ I go to the show
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π‘ I go home
π I go shopping
π€― I go crazy
βGO TO
πΌ I go to work
π I go to France
π I go to bed
βGO ON
βοΈ I go on holiday
π I go on a ride
π I go on a train
βGO TO THE
π₯³ I go to the party
π I go to the library
π¬ I go to the show
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π‘Commonly Confused Wordsπ‘
π Quiet, Quit, and Quite π
πDefinitions;
π΅ As a noun, quiet means silent (as in "the quiet of a summer evening").
π΄ As an adjective, quiet means calm or still (as in "a quiet place to write").
β«οΈ As a verb, quiet means to make or become quiet (as in, "He tried to quiet the crowd").
β«οΈ The verb quit means to free or to leave (as in "I plan to quit my job").
βͺοΈ The adverb quite means entirely, positively, or to a considerable extent (as in "The test was quite difficult").
π Examples π
π My mother was quite tired and needed a quiet place to take a nap.
π She asked the boys to quit playing games.
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π Quiet, Quit, and Quite π
πDefinitions;
π΅ As a noun, quiet means silent (as in "the quiet of a summer evening").
π΄ As an adjective, quiet means calm or still (as in "a quiet place to write").
β«οΈ As a verb, quiet means to make or become quiet (as in, "He tried to quiet the crowd").
β«οΈ The verb quit means to free or to leave (as in "I plan to quit my job").
βͺοΈ The adverb quite means entirely, positively, or to a considerable extent (as in "The test was quite difficult").
π Examples π
π My mother was quite tired and needed a quiet place to take a nap.
π She asked the boys to quit playing games.
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Vocabulary for IELTS & TOEFL Essay Success
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#engVid #IELTS #TOEFL #Vocabulary #Essay #Video #Rebecca π¨π¦ π @AmEnglish
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π Contractions π
πIβm => I am
πIβve => I have
πIβll => I will
πIβd => I would / I had
πheβs => he is
πheβll => he will
πheβd => he would / he had
πitβs => it is
πitβll => it will
πyouβre => you are
πyouβve => you have
πyouβll => you will
πyouβd => you would / you had
πsheβs => she is
πsheβll => she will
πsheβd => she would
πweβre => we are
πweβve => we have
πweβll => we will
πweβd => we would
πtheyβre => they are
πtheyβve => they have
πtheyβll => they will
πtheyβd => they would / they had
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πcanβt => cannot
πcouldnβt => could not
πdidnβt => did not
πdoesnβt => does not
πdonβt => do not
πhasnβt => has not
πhavenβt => have not
πhadnβt => had not
πmustnβt => must not
πshouldnβt => should not
πwasnβt => was not
πwerenβt => were not
πwonβt => will not
πhereβs => here is
πthereβs => there is
πthatβs => that is
πwhatβs => what is
πwhereβs => where is
πwhenβs => when is
πwhoβs => who is
πwhoβd => who would
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π Contractions π
πIβm => I am
πIβve => I have
πIβll => I will
πIβd => I would / I had
πheβs => he is
πheβll => he will
πheβd => he would / he had
πitβs => it is
πitβll => it will
πyouβre => you are
πyouβve => you have
πyouβll => you will
πyouβd => you would / you had
πsheβs => she is
πsheβll => she will
πsheβd => she would
πweβre => we are
πweβve => we have
πweβll => we will
πweβd => we would
πtheyβre => they are
πtheyβve => they have
πtheyβll => they will
πtheyβd => they would / they had
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πcanβt => cannot
πcouldnβt => could not
πdidnβt => did not
πdoesnβt => does not
πdonβt => do not
πhasnβt => has not
πhavenβt => have not
πhadnβt => had not
πmustnβt => must not
πshouldnβt => should not
πwasnβt => was not
πwerenβt => were not
πwonβt => will not
πhereβs => here is
πthereβs => there is
πthatβs => that is
πwhatβs => what is
πwhereβs => where is
πwhenβs => when is
πwhoβs => who is
πwhoβd => who would
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#Grammar #Contractions #Pronoun #Modal #Auxiliary
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Learn English idioms πΊπΈ
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π @AmEnglish π₯ π
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1. (To keep your fingers crossed)
to hope that things will happen in the way that you want them to.
2. (To keep under control)
manageable; restrained and controlled; not out of control.
3. (To keep nose clean)
to keep out of trouble, especially trouble with the law.
4.(To keep you posted)
to keep someone informed (of what is happening); to keep someone up to date.
5.(To Keep your mouth shut)
Do not tell anyone about someone or something.
6.(To let bygones be bygones)
Forgive someone for something he or she did in the past.
7.(To let someone off the hook)
freed from an obligation.
8.(To live beyond one's means)
to spend more money than one can afford.
9.(To Make yourself at home)
Please make yourself comfortable in my home.
10.(To meet someone halfway)
to agree to do part of what someone wants if that person will do part of what you want.
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π @AmEnglish π₯
to hope that things will happen in the way that you want them to.
2. (To keep under control)
manageable; restrained and controlled; not out of control.
3. (To keep nose clean)
to keep out of trouble, especially trouble with the law.
4.(To keep you posted)
to keep someone informed (of what is happening); to keep someone up to date.
5.(To Keep your mouth shut)
Do not tell anyone about someone or something.
6.(To let bygones be bygones)
Forgive someone for something he or she did in the past.
7.(To let someone off the hook)
freed from an obligation.
8.(To live beyond one's means)
to spend more money than one can afford.
9.(To Make yourself at home)
Please make yourself comfortable in my home.
10.(To meet someone halfway)
to agree to do part of what someone wants if that person will do part of what you want.
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π @AmEnglish π₯
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12 English Idioms with the word βHeadβ that you can use everyday
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#Idiom #Reading πΊπΈ
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#Idiom #Reading πΊπΈ
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π Itβs time for some more idioms and Iβd like to dedicate this post to some common expressions we use with the word βheadβ. They are, in fact, idioms that are used very often in both spoken and written English.
I. I always keep my head.
π’Meaning: I never lose control of my emotions.
2. It never entered my head.
π’Meaning: I never even thought about it.
3. I brought matters to a head.
π’Meaning: I made sure something had to be decided.
4. My head is in the clouds.
π’Meaning: Iβm not a practically minded person.
5. I canβt make head nor tail of this.
π’Meaning: I donβt understand it at all.
6. Iβm in way over my head.
π’Meaning: Iβm involved so far that itβs out of my control.
7. I could do it standing on my head.
π’Meaning: I find it really easy.
8. The fame has completely gone to my head.
π’Meaning: Iβve let my feelings get out of control.
9. Heβs off his head.
π’Meaning: Heβs gone mad or he is completely drunk (depending on the context)
10. She likes to keep her head down.
π’Meaning: She avoids attracting attention.
11. Theyβre still scratching their heads over the results.
π’Meaning: Theyβre finding it hard to understand the results.
12. That joke just went over my head.
π’Meaning: I didnβt understand the joke.
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I. I always keep my head.
π’Meaning: I never lose control of my emotions.
2. It never entered my head.
π’Meaning: I never even thought about it.
3. I brought matters to a head.
π’Meaning: I made sure something had to be decided.
4. My head is in the clouds.
π’Meaning: Iβm not a practically minded person.
5. I canβt make head nor tail of this.
π’Meaning: I donβt understand it at all.
6. Iβm in way over my head.
π’Meaning: Iβm involved so far that itβs out of my control.
7. I could do it standing on my head.
π’Meaning: I find it really easy.
8. The fame has completely gone to my head.
π’Meaning: Iβve let my feelings get out of control.
9. Heβs off his head.
π’Meaning: Heβs gone mad or he is completely drunk (depending on the context)
10. She likes to keep her head down.
π’Meaning: She avoids attracting attention.
11. Theyβre still scratching their heads over the results.
π’Meaning: Theyβre finding it hard to understand the results.
12. That joke just went over my head.
π’Meaning: I didnβt understand the joke.
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π Articles π
π΄ What Are Articles?
Articles are words that define a noun as specific or unspecific. Consider the following examples:
π After the long day, the cup of tea tasted particularly good.
πΈ By using the article the, weβve shown that it was one specific day that was long and one specific cup of tea that tasted good.
π After a long day, a cup of tea tastes particularly good.
πΉ By using the article a, weβve created a general statement, implying that any cup of tea would taste good after any long day.
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English has two types of articles: definite and indefinite.
π΄ The Definite Article
πΈ The definite article is the word the. It limits the meaning of a noun to one particular thing. For example, your friend might ask, βAre you going to the party this weekend?β The definite article tells you that your friend is referring to a specific party that both of you know about.
π Example π
π Please give me the hammer.
π Please give me the red hammer; the blue one is too small.
π Please give me the nail.
π Please give me the hammer and the nail.
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#Grammar #Tips #Article #Articles #The #Definite #lesson #lecture π @AmEnglish
π Articles π
π΄ What Are Articles?
Articles are words that define a noun as specific or unspecific. Consider the following examples:
π After the long day, the cup of tea tasted particularly good.
πΈ By using the article the, weβve shown that it was one specific day that was long and one specific cup of tea that tasted good.
π After a long day, a cup of tea tastes particularly good.
πΉ By using the article a, weβve created a general statement, implying that any cup of tea would taste good after any long day.
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English has two types of articles: definite and indefinite.
π΄ The Definite Article
πΈ The definite article is the word the. It limits the meaning of a noun to one particular thing. For example, your friend might ask, βAre you going to the party this weekend?β The definite article tells you that your friend is referring to a specific party that both of you know about.
π Example π
π Please give me the hammer.
π Please give me the red hammer; the blue one is too small.
π Please give me the nail.
π Please give me the hammer and the nail.
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50 Common Errors:
A Practical Guide for English Learners
πAn essential handbook by noted author and ESL teacher Bob Marsden covering 50 common usage, style, and syntax errors encountered by English Language learners in day-to-day speech and writing.
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π @AmEnglish ππ
A Practical Guide for English Learners
πAn essential handbook by noted author and ESL teacher Bob Marsden covering 50 common usage, style, and syntax errors encountered by English Language learners in day-to-day speech and writing.
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Level: Beginner to Advanced
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π @AmEnglish ππ
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π 50 Common Errors
π By noted author and ESL teacher Bob Marsden
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#Book #Reading #PDF
π @AmEnglish π₯
π By noted author and ESL teacher Bob Marsden
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#Book #Reading #PDF
π @AmEnglish π₯
100 Ways to Say "Great!"π€©
β Admirable! β Amazing!
β Arresting! β Astonishing!
β Astounding! β Awesome!
β Awe-inspiring! β Beautiful!
β Breathtaking! β Brilliant!
β Capital! β Captivating!
β Clever! β Commendable!
β Delightful! β Distinguished!
β Distinctive! β Engaging!
β Enjoyable! β Estimable!
β Excellent! β Exceptional!
β Exemplary! β Exquisite!
β Extraordinary! β Fabulous!
β Fantastic! β Fascinating!
β Finest! β First-rate!
β Flawless! β Four-star!
β Glorious! β Grand!
β Impressive! β Incomparable!
β Incredible! β Inestimable!
β Invaluable! β Laudable!
β Lovely! β Magnificent!
β Marvelous! β Masterful!
β Mind-blowing! β Mind-boggling!
β Miraculous! β Monumental!
β Notable! β Noteworthy!
β Out of sight! β Out of this world!
β Outstanding! β Overwhelming!
β Peerless! β Perfect!
β Phenomenal! β Praiseworthy!
β Priceless! β Rapturous!
β Rare! β Refreshing!
β Remarkable! β Sensational!
β Singular! β Skillful!
β Smashing! β Solid!
β Special! β Spectacular!
β Splendid! β Splendiferous!
β Splendorous! β Staggering!
β Sterling! β Striking!
β Stunning! β Stupendous!
β Super! β Superb!
β Super-duper! β Superior!
β Superlative! β Supreme!
β Surprising! β Terrific!
β Thumbs up! β Thrilling!
β Tiptop! β Top-notch!
β Transcendent! β Tremendous!
β Unbelievable! β Uncommon!
β Unique! β Unparalleled!
β Unprecedented! β Wonderful!
β Wondrous! β World-class!
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β Admirable! β Amazing!
β Arresting! β Astonishing!
β Astounding! β Awesome!
β Awe-inspiring! β Beautiful!
β Breathtaking! β Brilliant!
β Capital! β Captivating!
β Clever! β Commendable!
β Delightful! β Distinguished!
β Distinctive! β Engaging!
β Enjoyable! β Estimable!
β Excellent! β Exceptional!
β Exemplary! β Exquisite!
β Extraordinary! β Fabulous!
β Fantastic! β Fascinating!
β Finest! β First-rate!
β Flawless! β Four-star!
β Glorious! β Grand!
β Impressive! β Incomparable!
β Incredible! β Inestimable!
β Invaluable! β Laudable!
β Lovely! β Magnificent!
β Marvelous! β Masterful!
β Mind-blowing! β Mind-boggling!
β Miraculous! β Monumental!
β Notable! β Noteworthy!
β Out of sight! β Out of this world!
β Outstanding! β Overwhelming!
β Peerless! β Perfect!
β Phenomenal! β Praiseworthy!
β Priceless! β Rapturous!
β Rare! β Refreshing!
β Remarkable! β Sensational!
β Singular! β Skillful!
β Smashing! β Solid!
β Special! β Spectacular!
β Splendid! β Splendiferous!
β Splendorous! β Staggering!
β Sterling! β Striking!
β Stunning! β Stupendous!
β Super! β Superb!
β Super-duper! β Superior!
β Superlative! β Supreme!
β Surprising! β Terrific!
β Thumbs up! β Thrilling!
β Tiptop! β Top-notch!
β Transcendent! β Tremendous!
β Unbelievable! β Uncommon!
β Unique! β Unparalleled!
β Unprecedented! β Wonderful!
β Wondrous! β World-class!
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#Synonym
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How To Talk About MONEYπ°
English Conversation & Vocabulary
πΊ Lesson by Emma
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#Video #Speaking #Moneyπ°
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