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Test 1 🅱️ (👏👏👏 more than 150 right answers)

Many years ago (before Shakespeare), people didn't either say yesterday night or last night because they said yesternight instead. Shakespeare uses both last night and yesternight. When yesternight was still in use, yesterday night would have sounded strange, even though last night wouldn't. And when yesternight went out of use completely, last night was already too firmly established for yesterday night to be used.

Test 2 🅾️ (👏👏👏 more than 200 right answers)

According to Longman 😉, you cannot say "according to me" as it means "as shown by something or stated by someone or reported by".

Test 3 🅱️ (👏👏👏 more than 185 right answers)

The subject of the sentence is I. Along with my brother is an adverbial, telling the reader more about me. It follows that the verb must agree with I and be singular. So, I, along with my brother, am.... . The verb would, however, be plural if the subject was the coordinated I and my brother



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💮 What is the difference between skills and abilities?

A quick look in a good dictionary will show that the two words, skill and ability, are so close in meaning that each is used in the definitions of the other, so you will find that the words are often used interchangeably.

When the two words are distinguished from each other, the likeliest point of distinction is that an ability is more natural (“natural aptitude“) and a skill is acquired (“learned power”).

For instance, a coach might say that some athletes have enough ability that with new skills their abilities can be further improved.

☝️Best explained through this example:

I was recruited as a software engineer in a reputed company. I did not have knowledge of computer programming neither I was having skills of software development but I was having the abilities to learn and master those skills.

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🙍🏻‍♀️: Could you explain the difference between Finished and Complete?

🙎🏼‍♂️:In most cases where completed is correct you could say finished instead, but the reverse is not true. Finished [verb]ing usually can't be changed to completed [verb]ing. Here are some examples that work only with finish[ed]: "Have you finished eating?" "What time does your shift finish?" "I've not finished exercising." "You're finished." "Finish up for now." (That last one means to stop doing something with the expectation of continuing later.)

🙂When you marry a right woman you are complete. 😉When you marry a wrong woman you are finished. 😟When the right woman sees you with the wrong woman, you are completely finished.

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Enjoy / Have ➕ advantage

🔸Western countries enjoyed considerable advantages in terms of technology.


Outweigh ➕ advantage

🔸I think we should go ahead with the plans. The advantages far outweigh the disadvantages.


Give ➕ advantage

🔸His height and long arms give him a huge advantage over other boxers.


Weight up ➕ advantage

🔸I haven't decided yet to emigrate or not. I'm still weighting up the advantages and disadvantages.


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📗 Confusing words

➖ wake / awake
➖ sleep / asleep

▶️ Sleep and wake are verbs (although we usually use “wake up” for when you stop sleeping ,and “go to sleep” for the moment when you begin sleeping):

🅾️ Example:

🔺 My kids go to sleep at 10 PM.
🔺 I slept during the 6-hour flight.


▶️ Awake and asleep are adjectives. Use them with the verb to be:

🅾️ Example:

🎈 He’s awake. = He isn’t sleeping.

🎈 He’s asleep. = He is sleeping.

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#advanced #test #grammar

Fill the blank

Inform the clerk ......... Mark needs a seat.

🅰️ whether

🅱️ if

🅾️ both

#grammar

🔷Every day
&
🔶Everyday


♻️ Every day /ˈevrideɪ/

Adverb : each day

Examples:

▪️I see him every day.

▪️I see my friend at the university every day.

♻️ Everyday /ˈevrideɪ/

Adjective [only before noun]
ordinary, usual, or happening every day

Examples:

▪️The problems of everyday life

▪️Wearing everyday clothes

▪️A simple, everyday object

▪️Describe it in ordinary everyday language.

▪️Children need help with their
everyday activities.

► Do not confuse with every day (=each day)

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📚Key Words for IELTS

♻️Stating Your Opinion

🔹In my opinion,
🔹According to me,
🔹In my view,
🔹To me,
🔹From my point of view,
🔹I think
🔹It seems to me that
🔹I believe
🔹From my perspective
🔹To my way of thinking
🔹It appears that
🔹I suppose
🔹I realize
🔹I understand
🔹I imagine
🔹I feel

♻️Giving Examples

🔹For example,
🔹For instance,
🔹such as
🔹In other words,
🔹as
🔹like
🔹that is
🔹namely
🔹To illustrate
🔹To paraphrase

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📚 Key Words for IELTS

♻️Comparing

🔹Similar to
🔹As…as
🔹in common
🔹also
🔹Either…or
🔹In the same way,
🔹Neither…nor
🔹At the same time
🔹Just as
🔹resemble

♻️Contrasting

🔹However,
🔹But
🔹On the contrary,
🔹On the other hand,
🔹Differ from
🔹Nevertheless
🔹Although
🔹Though
🔹Otherwise
🔹Instead
🔹Alternatively,
🔹Even though

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Test Answer


Whether and if can often be used interchangeably. But this is not always the case.

☝️In the following circumstances, whether should be used:

🔹 To present two alternatives (neither of which is a condition).

Example: Inform the clerk whether Mark needs a seat.

Inform the clerk if Mark needs a seat.
(This sentence is not grammatically wrong, but it does not mean the same as the first example. In this example, the clerk is only to be informed if Mark needs a seat. Therefore, Mark needing a seat is a condition. This is a conditional sentence.

The answer 🅰️ but it also can be used grammatically, so 🅾️ is also not wrong

#confused
#grammar

💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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