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♻️ ️Informal & Formal VERBS
1 say sorry ➖ apologize, apologise
2 go up ➖ increase
3 go down ➖ decrease
4 set up ➖ establish
5 look at ➖ examine
6 blow up ➖ explode
7 find out ➖ discover
8 bring about ➖ cause
9 put off ➖ postpone, delay
10 rack up ➖ accumulate
11 make up ➖ fabricate
12 stand for ➖ represent
13 find out ➖ discover, ascertain
14 leave out ➖ omit
15 point out ➖ indicate
16 go against ➖ oppose
17 get in touch with ➖ contact
18 It’s about ➖ It concerns, It’s in regards to
19 need to ➖ required
20 think about ➖ consider
21 get ➖ obtain
22 put up ➖ tolerate
23 deal with ➖ handle
24 seem ➖ appear
25 show ➖ demonstrate, illustrate, portray
26 start ➖ commence
27 keep ➖ retain
28 free ➖ release
29 get on someone’s nerves ➖
bother
30 ring up ➖ call
31 show up ➖ arrive
32 let ➖ permit
33 fill in ➖ substitute, inform
34 block ➖ undermine
35 give the go ahead, greenlight ➖ authorize, authorise
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♻️ ️Informal & Formal VERBS
1 say sorry ➖ apologize, apologise
2 go up ➖ increase
3 go down ➖ decrease
4 set up ➖ establish
5 look at ➖ examine
6 blow up ➖ explode
7 find out ➖ discover
8 bring about ➖ cause
9 put off ➖ postpone, delay
10 rack up ➖ accumulate
11 make up ➖ fabricate
12 stand for ➖ represent
13 find out ➖ discover, ascertain
14 leave out ➖ omit
15 point out ➖ indicate
16 go against ➖ oppose
17 get in touch with ➖ contact
18 It’s about ➖ It concerns, It’s in regards to
19 need to ➖ required
20 think about ➖ consider
21 get ➖ obtain
22 put up ➖ tolerate
23 deal with ➖ handle
24 seem ➖ appear
25 show ➖ demonstrate, illustrate, portray
26 start ➖ commence
27 keep ➖ retain
28 free ➖ release
29 get on someone’s nerves ➖
bother
30 ring up ➖ call
31 show up ➖ arrive
32 let ➖ permit
33 fill in ➖ substitute, inform
34 block ➖ undermine
35 give the go ahead, greenlight ➖ authorize, authorise
Happy Learning😊💕
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✨ Basic English grammar rules ✨
Understanding basic English grammar rules is like having a roadmap for clear communication! 🎯 These fundamental rules form the foundation of fluent English and help you express yourself confidently. When you master these basics, you'll notice your writing and speaking improve dramatically! ✨
✅ Rule #1: Subject-Verb Agreement 📝
The subject and verb must match in number - singular subjects need singular verbs, and plural subjects need plural verbs.
✍️ Examples:
- She writes a letter every day. (singular subject + singular verb)
- They write letters every day. (plural subject + plural verb)
⭐️ Practice makes perfect! Try creating your own sentences using this rule daily. 🔥
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Understanding basic English grammar rules is like having a roadmap for clear communication! 🎯 These fundamental rules form the foundation of fluent English and help you express yourself confidently. When you master these basics, you'll notice your writing and speaking improve dramatically! ✨
✅ Rule #1: Subject-Verb Agreement 📝
The subject and verb must match in number - singular subjects need singular verbs, and plural subjects need plural verbs.
✍️ Examples:
- She writes a letter every day. (singular subject + singular verb)
- They write letters every day. (plural subject + plural verb)
Use the "S" test! Add an "S" to your subject - if it still makes sense, use the third person singular verb form. For example: "She works" becomes "She works"✅
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✨ Academic vs informal English vocabulary ✨
The words we choose change depending on our audience! 🎯 Academic English is formal, precise, and used in schools, research, and professional writing ✍️ While informal English is casual, everyday language perfect for friends and social media 💡
✅ Academic Examples:
• The researchers investigated the phenomenon systematically. 🔬
• Students should articulate their arguments clearly. 🗣️
✅ Informal Examples:
• I figured out what was happening! 🤔
• Can you say what you mean? 🗨️
💡 Memory Trick: Ask yourself - "Would I say this to my boss or to my best friend?" The answer often reveals which vocabulary style to use! 👀
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The words we choose change depending on our audience! 🎯 Academic English is formal, precise, and used in schools, research, and professional writing ✍️ While informal English is casual, everyday language perfect for friends and social media 💡
✅ Academic Examples:
• The researchers investigated the phenomenon systematically. 🔬
• Students should articulate their arguments clearly. 🗣️
✅ Informal Examples:
• I figured out what was happening! 🤔
• Can you say what you mean? 🗨️
💡 Memory Trick: Ask yourself - "Would I say this to my boss or to my best friend?" The answer often reveals which vocabulary style to use! 👀
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✅ Answer Revealed!
📝 If I _ a doctor, I would help people. 🩺
💡 Explanation:
💡 We use "were" in second conditional for hypothetical situations. "Was" is for actual past tense. 🧠 The second conditional uses past subjunctive! 🎯 Remember: "If + past subjunctive, would + base verb!"
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📝 If I _ a doctor, I would help people. 🩺
💡 Explanation:
💡 We use "were" in second conditional for hypothetical situations. "Was" is for actual past tense. 🧠 The second conditional uses past subjunctive! 🎯 Remember: "If + past subjunctive, would + base verb!"
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✨ Common IELTS topics with sample answers ✨
Mastering IELTS requires familiarity with recurring essay themes! 🧠 In this lesson, you’ll learn high-scoring topics and models to ace Writing Task 2. Let’s dive in! 📚
✍️ Examples:
1. "Environmental protection requires global cooperation. While some argue it’s a national priority, I strongly believe international collaboration is essential for sustainable development." 🔍
2. "Education systems must balance theoretical knowledge with practical skills. In my view, vocational training should be prioritized alongside academic learning." 🎯
3. "Technology has revolutionized communication, yet it’s sparked debates about social isolation. Despite this, I contend that digital tools enhance connectivity when used responsibly." 💡
💡 Pro Tip: Always structure answers with a clear stance + 2 viewpoints + a balanced conclusion. This framework boosts coherence and boosts your band score! ⭐✨
🔥 Practice linking topics to real-world examples for powerful responses!
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Mastering IELTS requires familiarity with recurring essay themes! 🧠 In this lesson, you’ll learn high-scoring topics and models to ace Writing Task 2. Let’s dive in! 📚
✍️ Examples:
1. "Environmental protection requires global cooperation. While some argue it’s a national priority, I strongly believe international collaboration is essential for sustainable development." 🔍
2. "Education systems must balance theoretical knowledge with practical skills. In my view, vocational training should be prioritized alongside academic learning." 🎯
3. "Technology has revolutionized communication, yet it’s sparked debates about social isolation. Despite this, I contend that digital tools enhance connectivity when used responsibly." 💡
💡 Pro Tip: Always structure answers with a clear stance + 2 viewpoints + a balanced conclusion. This framework boosts coherence and boosts your band score! ⭐✨
🔥 Practice linking topics to real-world examples for powerful responses!
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She _____ to play tennis every weekend before she moved to the city. 📖
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✨ IELTS academic vs general training difference ✨
The IELTS Academic is for students planning to study at universities in English-speaking countries 🎓, while the General Training is for immigration, job opportunities, or training programs 🌍.
✍️. Academic focuses on college-level texts and essays, while General Training uses everyday materials and a letter-writing task 📝.
Example sentences:
🔸 "I need the Academic version because I'm applying to study medicine in Australia" 🎯
🔸 "For my skilled migration visa, the General Training is the right choice for me" 🇦🇺
🔸 "Both tests take two hours and have Listening, Reading, and Speaking sections" ⏰
💡 Think ACADEMIC = A for University (study abroad), and GENERAL = G for General life (work/immigrate)! 🐦🔥
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The IELTS Academic is for students planning to study at universities in English-speaking countries 🎓, while the General Training is for immigration, job opportunities, or training programs 🌍.
Both tests have the same scoring system (0-9) but differ in reading and writing tasks
✍️. Academic focuses on college-level texts and essays, while General Training uses everyday materials and a letter-writing task 📝.
Example sentences:
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From record-breaking statistics to unbelievable national facts, every country has something that makes it unique—and some of them are truly shocking.
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✅ Answer Revealed!
📝 She _ to play tennis every weekend before she moved to the city. 📖
💡 Explanation:
💡 "Used to" + base verb shows a habit in the past that no longer exists. 🎯 Once, we did it! ❌ "Played" is past tense for completed actions, not habits. "Plays" is present tense—wrong time frame! 🧠 Master this trick!
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📝 She _ to play tennis every weekend before she moved to the city. 📖
💡 Explanation:
💡 "Used to" + base verb shows a habit in the past that no longer exists. 🎯 Once, we did it! ❌ "Played" is past tense for completed actions, not habits. "Plays" is present tense—wrong time frame! 🧠 Master this trick!
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✨ Most used English idioms with meanings ✨
Idioms are colorful expressions that say more with fewer words! They're like little puzzles where the real meaning isn't what the words literally say. 🔍✨ Learn these everyday idioms to sound more natural and expressive!
✍️ SPILL THE BEANS - to reveal a secret
She spilled the beans about her surprise birthday party!
Don't spill the beans about the company merger!
💡 BITE THE BULLET - to face something difficult or unpleasant
I finally bit the bullet and called the doctor.
He bit the bullet and apologized for being late.
🎯 SHOTS FIRED - to make a critical comment
The manager's shot fired across the team's latest project.
Her comment was just shots fired disguised as advice.
🔥 TIP TO REMEMBER: Think of idioms as "figural language" - they paint pictures with words! When you hear "spill the beans," picture beans literally spilling out of a jar = secrets being revealed! 🎨
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Idioms are colorful expressions that say more with fewer words! They're like little puzzles where the real meaning isn't what the words literally say. 🔍✨ Learn these everyday idioms to sound more natural and expressive!
✍️ SPILL THE BEANS - to reveal a secret
She spilled the beans about her surprise birthday party!
Don't spill the beans about the company merger!
💡 BITE THE BULLET - to face something difficult or unpleasant
I finally bit the bullet and called the doctor.
He bit the bullet and apologized for being late.
🎯 SHOTS FIRED - to make a critical comment
The manager's shot fired across the team's latest project.
Her comment was just shots fired disguised as advice.
🔥 TIP TO REMEMBER: Think of idioms as "figural language" - they paint pictures with words! When you hear "spill the beans," picture beans literally spilling out of a jar = secrets being revealed! 🎨
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