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i.e. vs. e.g.

Lots of people use the terms interchangeably when trying to elaborate on a point, but they really mean two different things: "i.e." roughly means "that is" or "in other words," while "e.g." means "example given" or "for example."    

The former is used to clarify something you've said, while the latter adds color to a story through an example.

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✒️✒️ Common mistakes🖋🖋

Conform to, not with.

❌ Don't say:'We must conform with the rules.
✔️ Say: We must conform to the rules.

Die of an illness, not from an illness.

❌ Don't say: Many people have died from malaria.
✔️ Say: Many people have died of malaria.

Congratulate on, not for.

❌ Don't say: I congratulate you for your success.
✔️ Say: I congratulate you on your success.

Different from, not than.

❌ Don't say: My book is different than yours.
✔️ Say: My book is different from yours.

Consist of, not from.

❌ Don't say: A year consists from twelve months.
✔️ Say: A year consists of twelve months.

Covered with, not by.

❌ Don't say: The mountains are covered by snow.
✔️ Say: The mountains are covered with/in snow.

Disappointed by, about or at, not from.

(a) by/at/about:

❌ Don't say: Phillipa was disappointed from the low mark she got in the test.
✔️ Say: Phillipa was disappointed by/about/at the low mark she got in the test.

(b) with/in:

❌ Don't say: Jane was disappointed from her son.
✔️ Say: Jane was disappointed with/in her son.

Depend on or upon, not from.

❌ Don't say: It depends from her.
✔️ Say: It depends on (or upon) her.

Divide into parts, not in parts.

❌ Don't say: I divided the cake in four parts.
✔️ Say: I divided the cake into four parts.

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White hats are security researchers ...
Black hats are criminals...
Gray hats fall into the middle ground between these two other categories...
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📰 While reading the article related to IT I had read sentence above and didn't catch the phrases White hat, Black hat and Gray hat.

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Common mistakes

❎ Wrong:
Ten years are a long time to spend in prison.

✅Correct:
Ten years is a long time to spend in prison.

❎Wrong:
90 miles an hour were over the speed limit.

✅Correct:
90 miles an hour was over the speed limit.

✍️Note:

📗When the subject is a period of time, an amount, a distance, a speed, the verb is singular.

The following words are often used with the word health.
🔺 Nouns:
▪️ Health benefits
▪️Health risks
▪️Health problems
▪️Health care
▪️Health education
▪️Health system

🔺 Adjectives:
▪️ In good health
▪️In poor health
▪️in excellent health

🔺 Healthy is also used to describe thing other than our body:
▪️ A healthy appetite
▪️A healthy diet
▪️A healthy economy
▪️A healthy disrespect

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ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP

Far off in a beautiful city in China a ragged urchin called Aladdin used to play in the street. His father, a poor tailor, tried to make him work, but Aladdin was lazy and disobedient, and refused even to help in his father’s shop. Even after his father died Aladdin still preferred to roam in the streets with his friends, and did not feel ashamed to eat the food his mother bought with the money she earned by spinning cotton. ..

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USEFUL IELTS INTERVIEW EXPRESSIONS

1️⃣ Saying something in another way

🔸What I'm trying to say is...

🔸In other words...

🔸To put it another way...

🔸What I mean is...

🔸Perhaps I should make that clearer by saying...

2️⃣ Agreeing with an opinion

🔸Yes, I agree...

🔸That's my view exactly.

🔸I would tend to agree with that.

🔸I couldn't agree more.

3️⃣ Disagreeing with an opinion

🔸No, I disagree.

🔸I'm afraid I disagree.

🔸I see things rather differently myself.

🔸I wouldn't say that is necessarily true.

🔸I tend to disagree.

🔸I'm not so sure about that.

4️⃣ Partially agreeing with an opinion

🔸I don't entirely agree. It is true that......however...

🔸That is partly true, but...

🔸I agree with that to an extent. However...

5️⃣ Getting asked an opinion (by the examiner)

🔸What do you think?

🔸What's your view / opinion?

🔸What are your views on...?

🔸How do you feel about...?

6️⃣ Saying your opinion could vary according to the situation

🔸That depends...

🔸I think it really depends...

🔸That depends on how you look at it.

7️⃣ Asking for clarification (part 3 only)

🔸Could you please explain what ...(word)... means?

🔸Sorry, I don't understand the question. Could you explain?

🔸Sorry, I'm afraid I didn't understand the question.

🔸Sorry, can I just clarify what you mean. Are you asking me ...(say what you believe you have been asked)...

8️⃣ Asking for repetition

🔸Sorry, would you mind repeating the question?

🔸Sorry, I didn't quite catch that. Could you repeat the question?


9️⃣ Summing up

🔸So all in all...

🔸To sum up...

🔸To conclude...

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❗️5 common mistakes :

❌I feel myself bad
✔️ I feel bad.

❌I think I did a mistake.
I think I made a mistake.

❌Thank you. - Please.
✔️Thank you. -You're welcome.

❌How do you call this in English?
✔️What do you call this in English?

❌How are you? - I'm normal, thanks.
✔️How are you? - I'm fine, thanks.

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#vocabulary

🅾 Lie & Lay

▪️Lie:

❌Don't say: I'm going to lay down for an hour.

✔️Say: I'm going to lie down for an hour.

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▪️Lay:

❌Don't say: Please lie the exam papers on the desk.

✔️Say: Please lay out the exam papers on the desk.

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❇️ lie down :
❇️ lay out :
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Asia’s no stranger to warfare. But with China’s ever-growing might, both economically and militarily, it’s not at all surprising that East and Southeast Asian countries have had to step up their military “game” in order to preempt potential threats... 👉 More See if your country is in the list

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🔴 The following sentences will help you describe trends: 👇

📈 There was a substantial increase in the value of stocks on March 15th.
📈House prices rose dramatically in July.
📈The number of tourists visiting New York fell sharply in October.
📈The percentage of students walking to school continued to rise gradually over the ten year period from 2000-2010.
📈There was a sharp increase in employee turnover after the strike.
📈Interest in environmental issues has risen steadily over the last 10 years.

🔴 GRAMMAR

🗯Take note of the following prepositions which you will need to describe dates, numbers and comparisons:

🔴 Dates
In December,
In 2005,
From 2001-2010,
By 1998,
Between 1965-1969

🔴 Numbers
Increase of 25%
Decreased by 10%
Fell from 200 in July to 150 in August

🔴 Comparison
Compared to
Compared with
Relative to

➡️ Adverbs starting by " E "

▪️Evidently
▪️Evocatively
▪️Exactly
▪️Exceedingly
▪️Exceptionally
▪️Excitedly
▪️Exclusively
▪️Eloquently
▪️Elegantly
▪️Elsewhere
▪️Emotionally
▪️Endlessly
▪️Energetically
▪️Enjoyably
▪️Enormously


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Common Mistakes

Using the wrong preposition


💬Play for a team, not with a team
❌Don’t say : He plays regularly with that team .
✅ Say : He plays regularly for that team .

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💬Pleased with, not from .
❌Don’t say : The teacher is pleased from me .
✅ Say : The teacher is pleased with me .
🔔Note : we say pleased at or pleased with if an abstract noun or a clause follows; They were pleased at (or with) what he said ; They were pleased at (or with) her results .
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💬Popular with ,not among .
❌Don’t say : John’s popular among his friends.
✅ Say : John’s popular with his friends .

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💬Prefer to , not from .
❌Don’t say : I prefer a blue pen from a red one .
✅ Say : I prefer a blue pen to a red one .
🔔Note: Also preferable to ; This car is preferable to my old one .

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◾️misbutton v.◾️
◽️ misbuttoned adj.◽️

🔹He has misbuttoned his shirt.
🔸His shirt is misbuttoned.
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🔻A double chin🔻
He's got a double chin (=a fat neck)
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🔴Top 10 brands in the world in 2019🔴

Brand image can be a huge factor for companies and their success, often influencing consumer decisions with it.

Interbrand, a brand consultancy firm, ranked the world’s brand to see which were the most important in 2019.

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