📝COMMON GRAMMAR MISTAKES IN ENGLISH
Hey everyone! Let's zap some common grammar gremlins. Spotting these errors will instantly boost your English!
One frequent mistake is confusing there, their, and they're. They sound alike but have different meanings!
Their car is red. (Possession)
There is the store. (Location)
They're going home. (They are)
Another is incorrect subject-verb agreement. Ensure your verb matches your subject!
She *goes* to school. (Correct)
NOT: She *go* to school. (Incorrect)
* Master 'there,' 'their,' 'they're.'
* Match subjects and verbs.
* Practice makes perfect!
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Hey everyone! Let's zap some common grammar gremlins. Spotting these errors will instantly boost your English!
One frequent mistake is confusing there, their, and they're. They sound alike but have different meanings!
Their car is red. (Possession)
There is the store. (Location)
They're going home. (They are)
Another is incorrect subject-verb agreement. Ensure your verb matches your subject!
She *goes* to school. (Correct)
NOT: She *go* to school. (Incorrect)
* Master 'there,' 'their,' 'they're.'
* Match subjects and verbs.
* Practice makes perfect!
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👨🏫 ACADEMIC VS INFORMAL ENGLISH VOCABULARY
Hey there! Ever wondered how your English changes depending on the situation?
Let's talk about academic and informal vocabulary. Academic language is used in essays or presentations, while informal language is for chats with friends.
Example: Instead of saying "check out" (informal), you might say "investigate" (academic). Another one: "a lot of" becomes "numerous".
Key Points:
• Use academic words in formal settings.
• Informal language is great for everyday chats.
• Knowing both helps you communicate better!
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Hey there! Ever wondered how your English changes depending on the situation?
Let's talk about academic and informal vocabulary. Academic language is used in essays or presentations, while informal language is for chats with friends.
Example: Instead of saying "check out" (informal), you might say "investigate" (academic). Another one: "a lot of" becomes "numerous".
Key Points:
• Use academic words in formal settings.
• Informal language is great for everyday chats.
• Knowing both helps you communicate better!
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🗣️ PHRASAL VERBS LIST WITH EXAMPLES
Hey there! Phrasal verbs can seem tricky, but they're super useful.
A phrasal verb combines a verb and a particle (like a preposition or adverb) to create a new meaning. The meaning is often different from the original verb!
Example: "Wake up!" (not just wake, but get out of bed). Another one: "Give up" which means to stop trying.
Key Points:
• A phrasal verb has a unique meaning.
• Learn them in context!
• Practice, practice, practice.
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Hey there! Phrasal verbs can seem tricky, but they're super useful.
A phrasal verb combines a verb and a particle (like a preposition or adverb) to create a new meaning. The meaning is often different from the original verb!
Example: "Wake up!" (not just wake, but get out of bed). Another one: "Give up" which means to stop trying.
Key Points:
• A phrasal verb has a unique meaning.
• Learn them in context!
• Practice, practice, practice.
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🗣️ ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR SPEAKING FLUENTLY
Want to sound more natural? Let's boost your fluency with some common expressions!
Learn to use filler words effectively. They give you time to think and make your speech smoother.
For example, instead of silence, try: "Um, actually..." or "Well, you know...". Also master using idioms, they are key!
"It's raining cats and dogs!" (It's raining heavily)
Key Points:
• Use filler words to pause naturally.
• Learn common idioms for colorful speech.
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Want to sound more natural? Let's boost your fluency with some common expressions!
Learn to use filler words effectively. They give you time to think and make your speech smoother.
For example, instead of silence, try: "Um, actually..." or "Well, you know...". Also master using idioms, they are key!
"It's raining cats and dogs!" (It's raining heavily)
Key Points:
• Use filler words to pause naturally.
• Learn common idioms for colorful speech.
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🗣️ USEFUL ENGLISH PHRASES FOR DAILY CONVERSATION
Hey there! Want to sound more natural in English? Let's learn some handy phrases you can use every day.
Learning conversational phrases makes you more fluent. Instead of translating word-for-word, you'll speak smoothly.
For example, instead of just saying "I understand", try "I see what you mean." Or, when agreeing, use "That makes sense."
Key Points:
• Use phrases, not just single words.
• Practice regularly to improve fluency.
• Listen for these phrases in conversations.
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Hey there! Want to sound more natural in English? Let's learn some handy phrases you can use every day.
Learning conversational phrases makes you more fluent. Instead of translating word-for-word, you'll speak smoothly.
For example, instead of just saying "I understand", try "I see what you mean." Or, when agreeing, use "That makes sense."
Key Points:
• Use phrases, not just single words.
• Practice regularly to improve fluency.
• Listen for these phrases in conversations.
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🗣️EVERYDAY ENGLISH PHRASES FOR BEGINNERS
Learning English? Let's start with some common phrases! These will help you in everyday conversations.
What's a phrase? It's a group of words with a meaning.
Here's one: "How's it going?" It means "How are you?".
Another one: "See you later!" It means "Goodbye!".
Key Points:
• Learn common phrases.
• Use them in conversations.
• Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
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Learning English? Let's start with some common phrases! These will help you in everyday conversations.
What's a phrase? It's a group of words with a meaning.
Here's one: "How's it going?" It means "How are you?".
Another one: "See you later!" It means "Goodbye!".
Key Points:
• Learn common phrases.
• Use them in conversations.
• Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
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🗣️ MOST USED ENGLISH IDIOMS WITH MEANINGS
Idioms add color to your English! They're phrases where the meaning isn't obvious from the individual words. Mastering idioms is key to understanding native speakers.
One common idiom is "break a leg," meaning good luck! "I have my exam tomorrow!" "Break a leg!"
Another is "hit the books," meaning to study hard. "I need to hit the books tonight!"
* Idioms aren't literal.
* Learn them in context.
* Practice using them!
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Idioms add color to your English! They're phrases where the meaning isn't obvious from the individual words. Mastering idioms is key to understanding native speakers.
One common idiom is "break a leg," meaning good luck! "I have my exam tomorrow!" "Break a leg!"
Another is "hit the books," meaning to study hard. "I need to hit the books tonight!"
* Idioms aren't literal.
* Learn them in context.
* Practice using them!
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🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧
Let's explore the subtle art of using quantifiers. They tell us how much or how many we're talking about. Remember, some quantifiers like
❓ Which sentence uses the quantifier "fewer" correctly?
❤️ There are fewer water bottles in the fridge than last week.
🥰 Fewer people attended the conference this year compared to last year.
👍 I have fewer sugar than you do.
👇 Comment your answer below! 👇
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Let's explore the subtle art of using quantifiers. They tell us how much or how many we're talking about. Remember, some quantifiers like
"much" and "little" are for uncountable nouns (like water or time), while others like "many" and "few" are for countable nouns (like apples or people).❓ Which sentence uses the quantifier "fewer" correctly?
❤️ There are fewer water bottles in the fridge than last week.
🥰 Fewer people attended the conference this year compared to last year.
👍 I have fewer sugar than you do.
👇 Comment your answer below! 👇
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🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧
Let's talk about collocations! Collocations are words that naturally go together. Mastering them helps you sound more fluent and natural. For example, we say
❓ Which phrase is the most natural collocation?
❤️ Commit a crime
🥰 Accomplish a crime
👍 Execute a crime
👇 Comment your answer below! 👇
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Let's talk about collocations! Collocations are words that naturally go together. Mastering them helps you sound more fluent and natural. For example, we say
"make a mistake", not "do a mistake." It's all about choosing the right word partnerships! Pay close attention to which words typically hang out together.❓ Which phrase is the most natural collocation?
❤️ Commit a crime
🥰 Accomplish a crime
👍 Execute a crime
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🗣️ SLANG VS IDIOM DIFFERENCE EXAMPLES
Hey there! Ever wondered about the difference between slang and idioms? Let's clear it up! Slang is informal language specific to a group. Idioms are phrases with meanings different from the literal words.
Slang: "That movie was lit!" (meaning: awesome)
Idiom: "It's raining cats and dogs." (meaning: raining heavily)
Key Points:
• Slang is informal, group-specific.
• Idioms have non-literal meanings.
• Both add color to language!
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Hey there! Ever wondered about the difference between slang and idioms? Let's clear it up! Slang is informal language specific to a group. Idioms are phrases with meanings different from the literal words.
Slang: "That movie was lit!" (meaning: awesome)
Idiom: "It's raining cats and dogs." (meaning: raining heavily)
Key Points:
• Slang is informal, group-specific.
• Idioms have non-literal meanings.
• Both add color to language!
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📝 IELTS WRITING TASK 1 AND 2 TIPS
Ace your IELTS writing! Know the assessment criteria. Examiners look for task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar.
Example: Instead of just describing a chart, analyze trends.
Example: Use varied sentence structures to showcase your grammar skills.
Key Points:
• Understand the task fully.
• Plan your response before writing.
• Practice, practice, practice!
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Ace your IELTS writing! Know the assessment criteria. Examiners look for task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar.
Example: Instead of just describing a chart, analyze trends.
Example: Use varied sentence structures to showcase your grammar skills.
Key Points:
• Understand the task fully.
• Plan your response before writing.
• Practice, practice, practice!
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🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧
Ever wondered about the difference between "affect" and "effect"? It's a common point of confusion! Affect is typically used as a verb, meaning "to influence," as in
❓ Which sentence uses "effect" correctly?
❤️ The medicine didn't affect any positive effects on my health.
🥰 The new law will effect significant changes in the community.
👍 The special effects in the movie were incredible.
👇 Comment your answer below! 👇
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Ever wondered about the difference between "affect" and "effect"? It's a common point of confusion! Affect is typically used as a verb, meaning "to influence," as in
"The rain affected my mood." Effect is most often used as a noun, meaning "a result," like "The effect of the rain was a beautiful rainbow."❓ Which sentence uses "effect" correctly?
❤️ The medicine didn't affect any positive effects on my health.
🥰 The new law will effect significant changes in the community.
👍 The special effects in the movie were incredible.
👇 Comment your answer below! 👇
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🗣️ IELTS SPEAKING BAND 7 SAMPLE ANSWERS
Aiming for a Band 7 in IELTS Speaking? It's all about fluency, vocabulary, and grammar! Let's see how it's done.
Think of Band 7 as being able to speak at length without noticeable effort. It means having clear communication!
Example 1: "Describe your favorite movie." Instead of a simple answer, elaborate! Talk about the plot, acting, and why it resonates with you.
Example 2: Don't just say "Yes" or "No." Expand on your answer! Give reasons and personal experiences. This shows depth.
Key Points:
• Elaborate on answers.
• Use varied vocabulary.
• Maintain fluency.
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Aiming for a Band 7 in IELTS Speaking? It's all about fluency, vocabulary, and grammar! Let's see how it's done.
Think of Band 7 as being able to speak at length without noticeable effort. It means having clear communication!
Example 1: "Describe your favorite movie." Instead of a simple answer, elaborate! Talk about the plot, acting, and why it resonates with you.
Example 2: Don't just say "Yes" or "No." Expand on your answer! Give reasons and personal experiences. This shows depth.
Key Points:
• Elaborate on answers.
• Use varied vocabulary.
• Maintain fluency.
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🗣️ IELTS Speaking Tips: Go Beyond Simple Answers!
Don’t just say “Yes” or give one-sentence replies. Expand your ideas with reasons, examples, and personal stories. Here are 10 sample questions with better answers 👇
✅ 1. Do you enjoy reading books?
📌 Yes, I love reading, especially historical fiction. It lets me explore different cultures. One of my favorites is “The Book Thief” because of its emotional depth.
✅ 2. Describe a memorable holiday you had.
📌 I went to the mountains with my family last year. The fresh air and peaceful hikes made it unforgettable. Spending quality time together was the best part.
✅ 3. Do you prefer living in a city or the countryside?
📌 I prefer the countryside. It's peaceful and less crowded. I grew up near farms, so I feel at home in nature.
✅ 4. What kind of music do you enjoy?
📌 I enjoy soft rock and acoustic music. It helps me relax. Ed Sheeran’s songs are my favorite because of their heartfelt lyrics.
✅ 5. Do you like cooking?
📌 Yes, especially on weekends. I once made lasagna for my family—it turned out great! Cooking helps me unwind.
✅ 6. What do you do in your free time?
📌 I read, walk, and sometimes play guitar. These activities help me relax and stay creative.
✅ 7. Describe a person you admire.
📌 I admire my school teacher. She was passionate and always believed in me. Her encouragement helped shape who I am.
✅ 8. Do you like shopping?
📌 Not much, but I enjoy shopping for books and gifts. I prefer online shopping for convenience.
✅ 9. What’s your favorite season of the year?
📌 Spring is my favorite. Flowers bloom, the weather is perfect, and nature feels alive again.
✅ 10. Do you think it’s important to learn English?
📌 Absolutely! English opens doors to education, travel, and career opportunities. I’m learning it to grow professionally and connect with the world.
💡 Remember: The more details you give, the better your speaking score!
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Don’t just say “Yes” or give one-sentence replies. Expand your ideas with reasons, examples, and personal stories. Here are 10 sample questions with better answers 👇
✅ 1. Do you enjoy reading books?
📌 Yes, I love reading, especially historical fiction. It lets me explore different cultures. One of my favorites is “The Book Thief” because of its emotional depth.
✅ 2. Describe a memorable holiday you had.
📌 I went to the mountains with my family last year. The fresh air and peaceful hikes made it unforgettable. Spending quality time together was the best part.
✅ 3. Do you prefer living in a city or the countryside?
📌 I prefer the countryside. It's peaceful and less crowded. I grew up near farms, so I feel at home in nature.
✅ 4. What kind of music do you enjoy?
📌 I enjoy soft rock and acoustic music. It helps me relax. Ed Sheeran’s songs are my favorite because of their heartfelt lyrics.
✅ 5. Do you like cooking?
📌 Yes, especially on weekends. I once made lasagna for my family—it turned out great! Cooking helps me unwind.
✅ 6. What do you do in your free time?
📌 I read, walk, and sometimes play guitar. These activities help me relax and stay creative.
✅ 7. Describe a person you admire.
📌 I admire my school teacher. She was passionate and always believed in me. Her encouragement helped shape who I am.
✅ 8. Do you like shopping?
📌 Not much, but I enjoy shopping for books and gifts. I prefer online shopping for convenience.
✅ 9. What’s your favorite season of the year?
📌 Spring is my favorite. Flowers bloom, the weather is perfect, and nature feels alive again.
✅ 10. Do you think it’s important to learn English?
📌 Absolutely! English opens doors to education, travel, and career opportunities. I’m learning it to grow professionally and connect with the world.
💡 Remember: The more details you give, the better your speaking score!
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Foreign Plurals
Some words which come from foreign languages have special plurals. Examples:
Singular Plural
analysis analyses (Latin)
appendix appendices (Latin)
bacterium bacteria (Latin)
basis bases (Greek)
cactus cacti (Latin) OR cactuses
corpus corpora (Latin)
crisis crises (Greek)
criterion criteria (Greek)
diagnosis diagnoses (Greek)
formula formulae OR formulas
fungus fungi OR funguses
hypothesis hypotheses (Greek)
kibbutz kibbutzim (Hebrew)
nucleus nuclei (Latin)
oasis oases (Greek)
phenomenon phenomena (Greek)
radius radii (Latin)
stimulus stimuli (Latin)
vertebra vertebrae (Latin)
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Some words which come from foreign languages have special plurals. Examples:
Singular Plural
analysis analyses (Latin)
appendix appendices (Latin)
bacterium bacteria (Latin)
basis bases (Greek)
cactus cacti (Latin) OR cactuses
corpus corpora (Latin)
crisis crises (Greek)
criterion criteria (Greek)
diagnosis diagnoses (Greek)
formula formulae OR formulas
fungus fungi OR funguses
hypothesis hypotheses (Greek)
kibbutz kibbutzim (Hebrew)
nucleus nuclei (Latin)
oasis oases (Greek)
phenomenon phenomena (Greek)
radius radii (Latin)
stimulus stimuli (Latin)
vertebra vertebrae (Latin)
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🎯IELTS READING STRATEGIES FOR HIGH SCORE
Want to ace the IELTS Reading? It's all about smart techniques, not just English level.
First, master skimming! Quickly read the passage to grasp the main idea. Example: Read the first sentence of each paragraph.
Next, use scanning to find specific information. Look for keywords from the questions. Example: If the question asks about "2024", scan for that number.
* Skim for overall understanding.
* Scan for specific details.
* Practice regularly!
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Want to ace the IELTS Reading? It's all about smart techniques, not just English level.
First, master skimming! Quickly read the passage to grasp the main idea. Example: Read the first sentence of each paragraph.
Next, use scanning to find specific information. Look for keywords from the questions. Example: If the question asks about "2024", scan for that number.
* Skim for overall understanding.
* Scan for specific details.
* Practice regularly!
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Note that it is less usual to talk about people by using Mr, Mrs, etc + first name + surname (e.g. Mr John Parker). Mr, Mrs, etc are not used before the first name alone (Mr John).
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Note that it is less usual to talk about people by using Mr, Mrs, etc + first name + surname (e.g. Mr John Parker). Mr, Mrs, etc are not used before the first name alone (
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✍️ CONNECTORS FOR IELTS WRITING
Connectors are crucial for a high IELTS writing score. They show the relationship between your ideas. Think of them as glue that holds your arguments together!
Connectors link sentences and paragraphs smoothly. They improve coherence.
Example: "I enjoy studying; however, exams stress me."
Example: "Furthermore, the library has many resources."
Key Points:
• Use connectors to link ideas logically.
• Avoid overusing the same connectors.
• Choose connectors that accurately reflect the relationship between your points.
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Connectors are crucial for a high IELTS writing score. They show the relationship between your ideas. Think of them as glue that holds your arguments together!
Connectors link sentences and paragraphs smoothly. They improve coherence.
Example: "I enjoy studying; however, exams stress me."
Example: "Furthermore, the library has many resources."
Key Points:
• Use connectors to link ideas logically.
• Avoid overusing the same connectors.
• Choose connectors that accurately reflect the relationship between your points.
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🗣️ COMMON IELTS TOPICS WITH SAMPLE ANSWERS
Hey IELTS preppers! Let's talk about common topics. Knowing these boosts your fluency and confidence.
Many IELTS questions explore themes like education, technology, and environment. Understanding these broad categories helps you prepare responses.
Example 1: Education - "What are the benefits of studying abroad?"
Answer: "It broadens horizons and fosters independence."
Example 2: Technology - "How has the internet changed communication?"
Answer: "It's made communication faster and more accessible globally."
Key Points:
• Practice talking about common topics.
• Build vocabulary related to these themes.
• Think about different perspectives.
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Hey IELTS preppers! Let's talk about common topics. Knowing these boosts your fluency and confidence.
Many IELTS questions explore themes like education, technology, and environment. Understanding these broad categories helps you prepare responses.
Example 1: Education - "What are the benefits of studying abroad?"
Answer: "It broadens horizons and fosters independence."
Example 2: Technology - "How has the internet changed communication?"
Answer: "It's made communication faster and more accessible globally."
Key Points:
• Practice talking about common topics.
• Build vocabulary related to these themes.
• Think about different perspectives.
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