#common_mistakes

1️⃣ The ordinal numeral misplaced.

❌ Don't say:- I've read the two first chapters.

✅ Say: - I've read the first two chapters.

⚠️ Place ordinal numerals before cardinal numerals. There can't be two first chapters, only one. Similarly, we must say: The last two (three, etc.), and not The two (three, etc.) last.

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2️⃣ Enough, when used as an Adverb, is preceded by a positive degree Adjective or Adverb.

❌ Don't say: - He is greater enough to pardon you.

✅ Say: - He is great enough to pardon you.

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Two negatives cancel each other. Hence two negatives should not be used in the same sentence unless we make an affirmation.

❌ Don't say: - I have not got none.

✅ Say: - I have not got any.

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Capable of + -ing.

❌ Don't say: - They're quite capable to do that.

✅ Say: They're quite capable of doing that.

⚠️ Note: Also incapable of; to + the infinitive follows able or unable: He is unable to do anything.

#pronunciation

Could You pronounce?

1) Crisps
Potato chips are called crisps in England.

2) Thistle
Thistle is a wild plant with sharp leaves.

3) Should
You shouldn't pronounce the 'L' in should.

4) Would
Would and wood sound the same.

5) Murder
The man was charged with murder.

6) Ambulance
When you hear an ambulance, pull over to the side of the road.

7) Little
You'll learn English little by little.

8) Catastrophic
The catastrophic earthquake took many lives.

9) Unfortunate
An unfortunate accident happened.

10) Law/Low
Stealing is against the law.
If you bend down low, you'll see where the kids are hiding.

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#confused

💮 Late or lately?

❇️ Late is both an adverb and an adjective; it means the opposite of early. Lately is also an adverb; it means ‘recently’.

🔹The programme started late.(adverb)
🔹She came late(adverb)
🔹We had a late breakfast.(adjective)
🔹I got the late train home.

❇️ We use lately for states or for repeated events, mostly with the present perfect:

🔹She says she’s been feeling tired lately. I think she’s working too much.
🔹He’s been studying hard lately. He’s got exams at the end of the month.

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15 ways to say "sorry" in English

🅾️ I do apologize for...
🅾️ I must apologize for...
🅾️ I apologize for...
🅾️ I'd like to apologize for...
🅾️ I am so sorry for...
🅾️ I shouldn't have...
🅾️ It's all my fault.
🅾️ I'm ashamed of...
🅾️ Please, forgive me for...
🅾️ Excuse me for ...
🅾️ I'm terribly sorry for...
🅾️ Pardon me for this...
🅾️ Please, forgive me for my....
🅾️ Please, accept my apologies for...

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⚛️That's all right.
⚛️ Never mind.
⚛️ Don't apologize.
⚛️ It doesn't matter.
⚛️ Don't worry about it.
⚛️ Don't mention it.
⚛️ That's OK.
⚛️ I quite understand.
⚛️ You couldn't help it.
⚛️ Forget about it.
⚛️ Don't worry about it.
⚛️ No harm done.

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#Grammar

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🚫 Don't say:

He told, 'I will/'ll go home.'
He told that he'd go home.

✅ Say:

He said, 'I will/'ll go home.'
He said that he'd go home.

✔️ when referring to a person's actual words

✔️ in indirect speech if the sentence doesn't contain an indirect object
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#confused

"especially" and "specially"


🔶Especially and specially are adverbs.

💠Especially means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’:

🔰 Example:

🔅She loves flowers, especially roses.

✅We use specially to talk about the specific purpose of sth.

♻️Example:

🔅This kitchen was specially designed to make it easy for a disabled person to use.


⚠️ Specially is used with a participle.

✴️Example:

🗽It is a specially designed umbrella.

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English is the "universal language of the skies". Pilots must learn and use English, regardless of their country of origin.

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#IELTS_TIPS

Vocabulary note

🔺 Age - a particular period of history

▪️ the Victorian age

▪️ the digital age.

🔺 Era= a period of time that is remembered for particular events

▪️ The arrival of moving pictures marked the end of an era for live theatre.

🔺 Middle-aged= people in their middle years of life

▪️ Most companies are run by middle-aged men.

🔺 The Middle Ages= a period of European history between 1000 and 1500 AD.
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#Advanced

🔰 READ

1️⃣ Read something off

▪Meaning : To read something aloud from the list

🔺Example :
I read the numbers off the box.

2️⃣ Read into

▪Meaning : To believe that a situation has a particular importance

🔺Example :
Don't read too much into her leaving so suddenly - she probably just had a train to catch.

3️⃣ Read over / through

▪Meaning : To read something quickly from the beginning till the end

🔺Example :
Always read over your work when you have finished

4️⃣ Read back

▪Meaning : To read something again

🔺Example :
Can you read me the letter back, please?

5️⃣ Read up on

▪Meaning : To reasearch

🔺Example :
I read up on the places to visit before I travel.

6️⃣ Read for

▪Meaning : To study for something

🔺Example :
They are in the library reading for their exams next week.

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📚What is your English level⁉️

Some common eye problems in simple English:

CATARACT: When the lens of the eye gets cloudy, you cannot see the objects clearly. This condition is called 'cataract'.

COLOUR-BLINDNESS: If you have 'color blindness', you cannot tell the difference between certain colors. In serious cases, you may not see colors at all.

MYOPIA: If you are affected by 'myopia', you cannot see things in the distance but can see things near to you. This disease is also called 'near-sightedness' or 'short-sightedness'

HYPEROPIA: Opposite of 'myopia'. When you have this problem, you cannot see nearby objects clearly buy you can see faraway objects clearly. Also known as 'long-sightedness' or 'far-sightedness'.

STYE: Infections (bumps) on human eyelid or the eyelash.

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Do you know...?

Will Smith's first name is Willard, not William.

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