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How to speak like a native English speaker

👤I just wanna speak like a native English speaker.. Can you give me some ways on how to get that goal?

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👨‍🦰It is impossible to speak like a native speaker of any language unless you grow up in those environments . The only thing you can do is to have an aproximate perfect pronunciation, but it's never gonna be the same as a native. The best way to have the best possible pronunciation is by learning the sound system (manner and point of articulation) of the target language first of all.

👨🏻‍🦱To speak like a native you have to speak a lot (especially with native speakers). If you live in an English-speaking country, pay attention to the English conversations around you. If not, you can use telegram group to contact people - https://t.me/ingliztiliuzzgroup, here you can improve your speaking by chatting written or voice message

✅The abbreviated words for chating.

📕Disconnect = DC

📕Too = 2

📘For = 4

📘Good luck = GL

📕You're welcome = YW

📕Sorry = sry

📘Be back soon = bbs

📘Message = msg

📕Without = W/O

📕Thank you = tq

📕Face to face = F2F

📘Oh my God = OMG

📘By the way=BTW




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Vocabulary Words for IELTS: Family

These are useful words and phrases based around Family vocabulary, a common topic in IELTS. This vocabulary will help you with all parts of the test if the topic arises.

👪 Immediate Family vocabulary

👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Extended Family vocabulary

💑Less Common Family Words

✍️OTHER Family related vocabulary

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(Directions Question 1-10) Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
1. A person who thinks he is ill all the time
(1) hypochondriac
(2) neophyte
(3) maniac
(4) misanthrope

2. Art of designing or writing on wax
(1) cartography
(2) xerography
(3) psephology
(4) etymology

3. Favouritism shown by a person in power to his relatives
(1) formalism
(2) red–tapism
(3) nepotism
(4) bureaucracy

4. A round-about way of expression
(1) verbosity
(2) talkativeness
(3) circumlocution
(4) loquacious

5. A system of government in which only one political party is allowed to function
(1) oligarchy
(2) dictatorship
(3) totalitarianism
(4) theocracy

6. One who listens secretly to private conversation
(1) eavesdropper
(2) encroacher
(3) eaves bearer
(4) listener

7. Falsification of documents etc.
(1) xeroxing
(2) forgery
(3) laminating
(4) copying

8. Identification with the feelings of another
(1) sympathy
(2) empathy
(3) apathy
(4) compassion

9. Refresh and revive
(1) invigorate
(2) investigate
(3) invalidate
(4) invigilate

10. An animal that lives in groups
(1) hoard
(2) fastidious
(3) gullible
(4) gregarious

Note: Answers to be uploaded in morning
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Difference between Active Voice and Passive Voice.

The meaning or main idea ofsentence, either expressed as Active Voice or Passive Voice does not change.

The structure of a same sentence changes for Active Voice and Passive Voice. We know that every sentence have a subject, a verb and an object.

Subject is an agent who works on an object in a sentence. In the above example, “I” is the subject of the sentence that is doing some work on the object ‘letter’ in the same sentence.

✍️Change these sentences from active to passive:

1. People speak Portuguese in Brazil.
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2. The Government is planning a new road near my house.
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3. My grandfather built this house in 1943.
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4. Picasso was painting Guernica at that time.
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5. The cleaner has cleaned the office.
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6. He had written three books before 1867.
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7. John will tell you later.
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8. By this time tomorrow we will have signed the deal.
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9. Somebody should do the work.
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10. The traffic might have delayed Jimmy.
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Answer 👉 HERE

Passive Voice for all Tenses – Rules

Active and Passive Voice - Rules

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👁Spotlight👁

📚We usually use “some” in positive sentences. “Any” in questions and negatives:
You've got SOME interesting ideas, but have you got any money to back them?
📗We can use “any” in positive sentences with the meaning 'it doesn't matter which':
You won't catch any fish here. Any fisherman will tell you that.
📕It is possible to use SOME in questions where we have some expectation that the
answer will be positive:
ls SOME of the information useful? (l expect that a part of it is.)
Is any of the information useful? (l have no idea if it is useful or not.)

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#confused

💮 No or not?

❇️ No and not are the two most common words we use to indicate negation. We use no before a noun phrase:

🔸There’s no address on the envelope.

🔸No biscuits before dinner!

🔸No decisions have been made.

❇️ We use not with any other phrase or clause:

🔹It’s not often that you stop and think about the way you breathe.

🔹Not suitable for children under 15.

🔹Not surprisingly, it was a tense match but eventually the more experienced Australians won.

☝️ Do you go cycling all year round?

✅ Not in the winter.

❌ No in the winter.

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🗣Question from @ingliztiliuzz member Shahlo

difference between house and home?

Can anybody tell me the difference between house and home?

™️ Answer
Hi Shahlo and thanks for the question!
A House is Permanent... A Home is rarely permanent and usually temporary... You can Move your home easily... It is a lot harder to move your House! A house has no emotion attached, though it can be old and broken or new and perfect. A home can be a happy place or a sad place, depending on the situation in your life. Maybe your family is with you, maybe not... It doesn't matter! It is YOUR home! If your family lives in another town, and you plan to return to live there, than that is your family's home... until you return to make it yours again! A home is what you make it! .. But, happy OR violent, if you keep your things there, and it is the place where you usually sleep, then that is your home!

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Free IELTS material and resources (downloads)

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Latest IELTS Writing Topics 2019

2019 (May – November)

November 2019
🔹Some people argue that arts, such as paintings and music, are a waste of money and the government should spend this money on other public services.

To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
(Nigeria)

🔹Nowadays it is common for people to get married and have children in their thirties rather than when they are younger.

Do you agree or disagree that this trend will benefit society?

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