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26 December 2025 08:06
❌ Common Grammar Mistakes & ✅ Corrections ✍️
1. ❌ He go to school every day.
✅ He goes to school every day.
2. ❌ She don’t like coffee.
✅ She doesn’t like coffee.
3. ❌ I am agree with you.
✅ I agree with you.
4. ❌ He did a mistake.
✅ He made a mistake.
5. ❌ She is more better than me.
✅ She is better than me.
6. ❌ I didn’t went there.
✅ I didn’t go there.
7. ❌ She can sings well.
✅ She can sing well.
8. ❌ I have 10 years old.
✅ I am 10 years old.
9. ❌ He is married with her.
✅ He is married to her.
10. ❌ She explained me the lesson.
✅ She explained the lesson to me.
11. ❌ I am living here since 2020.
✅ I have been living here since 2020.
12. ❌ He is afraid from dogs.
✅ He is afraid of dogs.
13. ❌ She gave me an advice.
✅ She gave me advice.
14. ❌ There is many people.
✅ There are many people.
15. ❌ He didn’t knew the answer.
✅ He didn’t know the answer.
16. ❌ She is interested about music.
✅ She is interested in music.
17. ❌ I am waiting you.
✅ I am waiting for you.
18. ❌ He has less friends.
✅ He has fewer friends.
19. ❌ She married with a doctor.
✅ She married a doctor.
20. ❌ I look forward to meet you.
✅ I look forward to meeting you.
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24 December 2025 21:34
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14 December 2025 21:34
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22 November 2025 10:35
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16 November 2025 10:01
Ten Words of the Day
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💜1. PAUCITY (Noun) the state of being in a small quantity or insufficient supply
Synonyms: Dearth, Shortage
Antonyms: Plenitude, Profusion
Sentence: Despite their best efforts, the small library faced a paucity of funds and struggled to maintain its collection.
💜2. SUBVERSION (Noun) challenging or disrupting the status quo with the aim of causing significant change or chaos.
Synonyms: Sedition, Insurrection
Antonyms: Conformity, Stability
Sentence: Subversion of the legal system by corrupt officials led to widespread public distrust in the government.
💜3. RIGGING (Noun) the act of manipulating or fixing something
Synonyms: Tampering, Fudging
Antonyms: Integrity, Fairness
Sentence: The journalist's exposé uncovered a network of corruption involving political leaders and the rigging of government contracts.
💜4. GAMUT (Noun) the complete range or scope of something
Synonyms: Array, Extent
Antonyms: Subset, Fraction
Sentence: The issue had implications that affected the gamut of stakeholders from employees to customers and investors.
💜5. QUEER (Adjective) unconventional, peculiar, or out of the ordinary.
Synonyms: Strange, unusual, peculiar
Antonyms: Normal, typical, conventional
Sentence: Her taste in art was rather queer, with a preference for avant-garde and unconventional pieces.
💜6. COLLUDE (Verb) To secretly and dishonestly conspire or cooperate with others
Synonyms: Conspire, Connive
Antonyms: Compete, Oppose
Sentence: The nations decided to collude on a plan to combat climate change by reducing carbon emissions collectively.
💜7. STRIDE (Noun & Verb) To release or set free from restraints, restrictions, or limitations to remove or loosen fetters or constraints.
Synonyms: Step, Pace, Strut
Antonyms: Dawdle, Stumble
Sentence : Her stride was so confident that it caught everyone's attention as she walked into the room.
💜8. CULLED (Verb) the action of carefully choosing or selecting particular items or individuals from a larger group
Synonyms: Purged, Picked
Antonyms: Retained, Preserved
Sentence: The chef culled fresh herbs from the garden to use in the evening's special dish.
💜9. RIDDLED (Adjective) a situation or object that is affected or permeated by something
undesirable or difficult to deal with.
Synonyms: Perforated, Holey
Antonyms: Unblemished, Intact
Sentence: The cake was riddled with tunnels of chocolate, making it a delightful surprise for those who bit into it.
💜10. FUTILE (Adjective) efforts or actions that are in vain or unsuccessful.
Synonyms: Inept, Vain, Useless
Antonyms: Efficient, Meaningful
Sentence: The teacher's futile attempt to maintain order in the chaotic classroom was met with laughter from the students.
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Active English ᵖˡᵘˢ
07 November 2025 16:44
Five Words of the Day
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💚1. delegacy (noun) - A group of representatives or delegates.
Synonyms: deputation, mission, commission
Usage: There will be one representative from each delegacy
💚2. ascendancy (noun) - a position of power, strength, or success.
Synonyms: dominance, control, supremacy, sovereignty
Antonyms: subordination, inferiority, weakness, servility
Usage: {a} They are in danger of losing their political ascendancy (= controlling power).
{b} Supporters of the proposal are currently in the ascendancy over its opponents (= are more powerful than them).
💚3. installment (noun) - one of several parts into which a story, plan, or amount of money owed has been divided, so that each part happens or is paid at different times until the end or total is reached:
Synonyms: episode, part, unit, segment, fragment, section, division, chapter
Antonyms: removal, detachment
Usage: {a}The novel has been serialized for radio in five instalments.
{b} We agreed to pay for the car in instalments.
💚4. linchpin (noun) - a person or thing vital to an enterprise or organization.
Synonyms: backbone, keystone, mainstay, anchor, basis, root, foundation
Usage: Nurses are the linchpin of the National Health Service
💚5. boondocks (noun) - A remote and undeveloped area.
Synonyms: backwoods, hinterland, nowheresville
Usage: She lives way out in the boondocks in some tiny town.
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Active English ᵖˡᵘˢ
03 November 2025 14:34
Five Words of the Day
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🩷1. flitter - Move back and forth very rapidly.
Synonyms: flicker, flutter, quiver, waver
Usage: The hummingbird flittered from one flower to the next, darting instinctively to wherever the nectar was most plentiful.
🩷2. sanctify - Render holy by means of religious rites.
Synonyms: hallow, bless, consecrate
Usage: Though they are comfortable with the fact that their marriage has not been sanctified in a Christian church, their parents are not.
🩷3. bestride - Get up on the back of.
Synonyms: climb on, hop on, jump on, mount
Usage: A man who bestrides a horse must be essentially different from a man who cowers in a canoe.
🩷4. preponderate - To be greater than something else, as in power, force, quantity, or importance; predominate.
Synonyms: overbalance, outweigh
Usage: In balancing his faults with his perfections, the latter seemed rather to preponderate.
🩷5. venerate - To hold in deep respect.
Synonyms: revere
Usage: In our culture, we venerate the elderly and pay heed to their wisdom.
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Active English ᵖˡᵘˢ
31 October 2025 07:43
as nice as ninepence
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🟢 Meaning :
🔹A place that is very well organized.
🔹Neat and tidy looking.
🔹In good order and neat.
🔵 Examples :
🔸I was taken aback when I saw that this place is as nice as ninepence.
🔸Sonal likes to keep things in order, you should see her office, it is as nice as ninepence.
🔸Shailesh's home is as nice as ninepence ever since he has got married.
🟣 Origin :
When playing Skittles the pins are set in a neat square. The 'nine pins' could have later changed to 'ninepence'. James Howell used the phrase in his work in 1659 which gave the meaning of it to refer to money instead of the pins in Skittles. It was a list of phrases in use and hence the origin of the phrase stands to be even older. In the early 16th to the 17th century there was a ninepence coin that was in circulation but it is not clear how the 'nice' or 'neat' part got associated with it. In the 20th century the 'as nice as ninepence' phrase is the most popular one.
⚫️ Synonyms :
🔺as smart as ninepins
🔺as right as ninepence
🔺as neat as ninepence
🔺as clean as ninepence
🔺as grand as ninepence
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Active English ᵖˡᵘˢ
30 October 2025 10:29
Find out grammatically correct sentence.
A. Her critique, couch in ironic precision and elliptical disclosures, invited a reconstitution of the very foundations of authorship.❤️
B. Her critique, couched in ironic precision and elliptical disclosures, invited a reconstitution of the very foundations of authorship. 👍🏻
C. Her critique, couched in ironic precision and elliptically disclosures, invited a reconstitution of the very foundations of authorship.😀
D. Her critique, couched in ironic precision and elliptical disclosures, invite a reconstitution of the very foundations of authorship.🔥
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