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☝️Uncountable: fruit, rice, spaghetti, macaroni (and other pasta foods), sugar, salt, corn, wheat, barley, rye, maize, gravel.
Countable: vegetable(s), bean(s), pea(s), grape(s), lentil(s), pebble(s).
✍Fruit is very expensive, but vegetables are cheap.
✍Is the spaghetti ready?
These grapes are sour.
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Using "at the end" instead of "in the end".
📕At the end they reached the city.👉✖️
📓In the end they reached the city.👉✔️
📚"In the end" means finally or at last.
"At the end" means at the farthest point or part.
For example:
📔There's an index at the end of this book.
📗There's a holiday at the end of this month.
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📚 Why were today's tests difficult? 🤔
Today's topic was Subjunctive Mood—one of the more advanced grammar topics. Don't worry if you found it challenging! 💪
📝 Rule: After expressions like:
✅ I suggest that...
✅ It is recommended that...
✅ We insist that...
✅ They request that...
➡️ We use the base form of the verb.
Examples:
✅ It is recommended that she prepare a speech.
❌ It is recommended that she prepares a speech.
✅ We insist that he be on time.
❌ We insist that he is on time.
⛔ Negative form: Put not before the base verb.
✅ I suggest that she not go out tonight.
✅ We ask that he not call after 9 p.m.
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The Difference Between Assume and Presume
Assume and presume both mean "to take something for granted" or "to take something as true," but the words differ in the degree of confidence the person assuming or presuming has.
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👨🎓 Tag Questions 🧑🎓
☝️The two basic rules about tag questions are:
⭕️ If the statement is negative, the tag must be positive. If the statement is positive the tag must be negative.
⭕️ The tense of the tag is determined by the tense of the auxiliary/modal verb of the statement that precedes it.
📝 Examples
💧You haven't seen this film, have you?
🩸 She's a doctor, isn't she?
💧He isn't here, is he?
🩸 I don't need to finish this today, do I?
💧 Jenni eats cheese, doesn't she?
🩸 The bus stop's over there, isn't it?
💧 They could hear me, couldn't they?
🩸 I'm never on time, am I?
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Here are ten new but popular words in the English language:
1. Selfie: A photograph taken of oneself, typically using a smartphone.
2. Flex: To show off or boast about something, often pertaining to one's achievements, possessions, or physical fitness.
3. Influencer: A person who has a significant following on social media platforms and has the ability to influence others' opinions and behavior.
4. Troll: A person who intentionally provokes or harasses others online, often through negative or offensive comments.
5. YOLO: Acronym for "You Only Live Once," used as a slogan to encourage taking risks or doing something spontaneous.
6. Hangry: A combination of "hungry" and "angry," referring to the feelings of irritability or anger caused by being hungry.
7. FOMO: Acronym for "Fear Of Missing Out," describing the anxiety or feeling of being left out when one sees others enjoying experiences or events.
8. Binge-watch: To watch multiple episodes of a TV series or movies in rapid succession, usually through streaming platforms.
9. Ghosting: The act of suddenly and completely cutting off communication with someone, particularly in dating or relationships.
10. Zoom-bombing: Invading or disrupting a virtual meeting on the Zoom platform, often by sharing inappropriate content or causing interruptions.
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✍Because" and "because of" both explain reasons, but they are used differently grammatically.
🔹"Because" is a conjunction and is followed by a subject and a verb. 🔹"Because of" is a preposition and is followed by a noun or noun phrase.
🔸Examples:
"I wore a coat because it was raining." (It is the subject, was is the verb)
"I wore a coat because of the rain." (The rain is a noun phrase) )
✍In short:
✅Use "because" when you have a subject and verb explaining the reason.
✅Use "because of" when you have a noun or noun phrase explaining the reason.
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⭕️Adverbs with two forms
✍Short is used as an adverb in the expressions
stop short (= ‘stop suddenly’)
cut short (= ‘interrupt’).
✍Shortly means ‘soon’; it can also describe an impatient way of speaking.
✍Slow is used as an adverb in road signs
SLOW – DANGEROUS BEND
and informally after go and some other verbs.
go slow, drive slow.
✍Sound is used as an adverb in the expression sound asleep.
✍In other cases, soundly is used
She’s sleeping soundly.
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Bias vs. Biased
🟢In recent years, we have seen more evidence of the adjectival bias in constructions like “a bias news program” instead of the more usual “a biased news program.”
🟢The reason is likely because of aural confusion: the-ed of biased may be filtered out by hearers, which means that bias and biased can sound similar in the context of normal speech.
🟢They are not interchangeable, however. The adjective that means “exhibited or characterized by an unreasoned judgment” is biased (“a biased news story”).
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🟢Since her car is in the driveway and the lights are on, I presume she is home.
🔸I assume she is home, even though I haven't checked her schedule or seen her car.
Change verbs for phrasal verbs
🔹accelerate - speed up
🔹arrive - turn up
🔹cancel - call off
🔹choose - pick out
🔹collect (sb/sth) - pick up (sb/sth)
🔹chase - run after
🔹consider - think over
🔹continue - carry on
🔹continue - go ahead
🔹die - pass away
🔹discover - find out
🔹enquire - ask around
🔹escape - get away
🔹establish - set up
🔹extinguish - put out
🔹faint - pass out
🔹improve - brush up (on)
🔹inflate - blow up
🔹overcome - get over
🔹postpone - put off
🔹quit - give up
🔹return - go back
🔹wait - hold on
🔹participate - join in
🔹reduce - cut down (on)
🔹relax - calm down
🔹resemble sb - take after sb
🔹respect (sb) - look up to (sb)
🔹remove sth - take off sth
🔹return - go back
🔹return sth - take back (sth)
🔹search - look for
🔹submit - hand in
🔹tolerate - put up with (sb)
🔹vomit - throw up
🔹wait - hold on
🔹wear - put on
🔹worry - stress out
🔹visit - drop in
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Here are some adjectives to describe personality or character traits of both men and women:
For Men:
1. Confident
2. Ambitious
3. Intelligent
4. Humble
5. Charismatic
6. Compassionate
7. Assertive
8. Loyal
9. Caring
10. Creative
11. Strong-willed
12. Patient
13. Reliable
14. Determined
15. Adventurous
For Women:
1. Empathetic
2. Independent
3. Warm-hearted
4. Wise
5. Resilient
6. Kind-hearted
7. Confident
8. Genuine
9. Nurturing
10. Inspirational
11. Assertive
12. Graceful
13. Driven
14. Compassionate
15. Intelligent
✍These are just a few examples, and everyone's personality and character differ.
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Here are some adjectives to describe the appearance of both men and women:
For Men:
1. Tall
2. Short
3. Muscular
4. Lean
5. Stout
6. Handsome
7. Distinguished
8. Chiseled
9. Rugged
10. Clean-shaven
11. Bearded
12. Bald
13. Fit
14. Athletic
15. Well-groomed
For Women:
1. Tall
2. Short
3. Slender
4. Curvy
5. Petite
6. Beautiful
7. Elegant
8. Graceful
9. Radiant
10. Youthful
11. Feminine
12. Alluring
13. Stylish
14. Striking
15. Well-dressed
✍ these adjectives only describe physical appearance and do not capture the entirety of an individual's personality or character.
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He died of a heart attack or
Hedied from a heart attack
🙊 Don’t always say “Sorry”!
Here are some natural alternatives 👇
🙏 My apologies
🙋♂️ My bad
😅 My mistake
🤷 My fault
🙇 I apologize
👉 Use them to sound more natural and flexible in English!
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The word validate — "to confirm, to recognize as valid" — can be used in various fields.
🟢For example, there is a ticket validator / fare validator — a validator in public transport. And there is emotional validation, when your feelings are recognized and accepted without judgment.
In general, remember that you're doing the best you can ❤️🩹
🎓 British vs. American School Terms – Explained!
1️⃣ UK: State school = US: Public school
🇬🇧 State school = free, government-funded school
🇺🇸 The same is called a public school
⚠️ In the UK, "public school" actually means a private, often elite school!
2️⃣ UK: Form = US: Grade
🇬🇧 "I’m in Form 9"
🇺🇸 "I’m in 9th Grade"
✔️ Both refer to the same year level in school
3️⃣ UK: Primary school = US: Elementary school
🇬🇧 Children aged 5–11 go to primary school
🇺🇸 Children go to elementary school
4️⃣ UK: School report = US: Report card
🇬🇧 Students receive a school report at the end of term
🇺🇸 Students get a report card showing their grades
5️⃣ UK: Supply teacher = US: Substitute teacher
🇬🇧 A supply teacher fills in for a regular teacher temporarily
🇺🇸 They’re called a substitute teacher
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