📚 Grammar Tip of the Day! 📝

🔹 What’s the difference between “Since” and “For” in Present Perfect? 🤔

✅ Since – We use it with a specific point in time.
🔹 Example: I have lived here since 2010.

✅ For – We use it with a duration of time.
🔹 Example: I have lived here for 14 years.

💡 Remember:
❌ I have known him for 2005. (Incorrect 🚫)
✔️ I have known him since 2005. (Correct ✅)

Drop a comment with your own example sentences! ⬇️💬

@ingliztiliuzz

Can you guess the daily activities?

4️⃣ 🏋️ + 🎵 = ?

👍 Exercise
❤️ Dance
🥰 Go for a walk

Can you guess the daily activities?

5️⃣ 🌃 + 📱 = ?

👍 Watch TV
❤️ Scroll social media
🥰 Go to sleep

Here are the answers:

1️⃣ 🌞 + 🛌 = a) Wake up
2️⃣ ☕ + 🍩 = b) Have breakfast
3️⃣ 💻 + 📝 = b) Work
4️⃣ 🏋️ + 🎵 = a) Exercise
5️⃣ 🌃 + 📱 = b) Scroll social media

Count somebody in

✨To include somebody in an activity

Liz: Do you want to go swimming
with us tomorrow?
Mark: Yes, count me in.

Count somebody out

✨To not include somebody in an activity

Liz: Scuba diving?
Carmen: Oh no, count me out - I hate being under water!

Count on somebody

✨To be confident that you can depend on someone

Ravi: I need some help with my interview preparation.
Vishnu: You can count on me.


@ingliztiliuzz

Choose:

❤️ taking
👍 having

@ingliztiliuzz

choose

👍 in
❤️ on
🥰 at

Choose:

👍 On
❤️ At

Choose:
👍 Sells
❤️ Sold

Choose:
If only I........ richer.

❤️ am
👍 were

Some people look alike, but this bird looks like a human 😄
Can you guess who?

#english_usage

2 hours vs 2-hour

What’s the difference?
⏱️ 2 hours = duration
The movie lasted 2 hours.
✏️ 2-hour = adjective (before a noun)
It was a 2-hour movie.
Rule:
Use a hyphen and singular form before a noun:
✔️ a 3-hour trip
❌ a 3-hours trip

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