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Word of the day part 6

🌟 😬 Common Mistakes in English 😬 Let’s correct them together ✅ ✅ ❌ I’m not understanding. πŸ‘‰ ✅ I don’t understand. ✅ ❌ I didn’t told him. πŸ‘‰ ✅ I didn’t tell him. ✅ ❌ He is working in IT field. πŸ‘‰ ✅ He is working in the IT field. ✅ ❌ What means this word? πŸ‘‰ ✅ What does this word mean? ✅ ❌ She is having two brothers. πŸ‘‰ ✅ She has two brothers. πŸ” Famous Food Brand Names – Correct Pronunciation πŸ” ✨ Say it like a pro! ✅ NestlΓ© – /Ness-lay/ ✅ Maggi – /Mag-ee/ (not Mejji) ✅ Heinz – /Hynz/ ✅ Doritos – /Duh-ree-toes/ ✅ Coca-Cola – /Ko-ka Ko-la/ ✅ Pepsi – /Pep-see/ ✅ Kellogg’s – /Keh-logs/ ✅ McDonald’s – /Mik-Don-uhldz/ ✅ Toblerone – /Toh-bluh-rohn/ (not Tob-le-roan) ✅ Oreo – /Or-ee-oh/ ✅ Ferrero Rocher – /Feh-reh-ro Roh-shay/ ✅ HΓ€agen-Dazs – /Haa-gun-daaz/ ✅ Lay’s – /Lays/ ✅ Cadbury – /Kad-bree/ ✅ Subway – /Sub-way/  πŸŒŸ 😎 Don’t Say This… Say That! 😎 ✨ Impress others with smarter vocabulary ! ✅ Don’t say: I’m very busy πŸ‘‰ Say: I’m swamped πŸ“š ✅ Don’t say: It’s very interesting πŸ‘‰ Say...
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Part 5 word of the day

 πŸŽ§ 10 Commonly Mispronounced English Words 🎧 ✨ Say it right, sound confident! 1. Wednesday – /Wenz-day/ ❌ Not Wed-nes-day  2. Pronunciation – /pruh-nun-see-ay-shun/ ❌ Not pro-noun-ciation  3. Clothes – /kloʊðz/ πŸ‘• ❌ Not close  4. Debt – /det/ πŸ’Έ (The b is silent!)  5. Vehicle – /vee-ih-kul/ πŸš— ❌ Not vee-hickle  6. Coupon – /koo-pon/ 🎟️ ❌ Not kyoo-pon  7. Mischievous – /mis-chuh-vus/ 😈 ❌ Not mis-chee-vee-us  8. Breakfast – /brek-fust/ 🍳 ❌ Not break-fast  9. Etcetera – /et-set-er-uh/ ✨ ❌ Not ek-setra  10. Iron – /ai-urn/ πŸ‘• ❌ Not eye-ron 🌟 Collective Nouns – Objects Edition 🧳 ✨ Learn how we group things in English! ✅ Objects • A set of tools πŸ› ️ • A pile of books πŸ“š • A stack of papers πŸ“„ • A bunch of keys πŸ”‘ • A fleet of cars πŸš— • A collection of stamps ✉️ • A bundle of clothes πŸ‘• 🌟 😎 Don’t Say This… Say This  ✨ Speak smarter & sound fluent in English! ✅ Don’t say: I’m very tired πŸ‘‰ Say: I’m exhausted 😩 ✅ Don’t say: I’m...
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Word of the day 4.

 πŸŒŸ Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟 πŸ“ Since vs From πŸ’‘ What’s the difference? ✅ Since → use when referring to a starting point up to now. ✅ From → use when referring to the starting point without implying it continues. πŸ“Œ Examples: ➡️ I have lived here since 2010. 🏠 (it continues) ➡️ The shop is open from 9 AM to 5 PM. πŸ•˜ (a range) 🎯 Quick Trick: If the action is still happening → Since If giving a time range → From…to  πŸŒŸ 🎯 Common Mistakes in English! 🎯 πŸ™ˆ Most people get these wrong… Do you? ✅ ❌ I’m having a headache. πŸ‘‰ ✅ I have a headache. ✅ ❌ She is more better than me. πŸ‘‰ ✅ She is better than me. ✅ ❌ He’s my real brother. πŸ‘‰ ✅ He’s my brother. ✅ ❌ Tell me where is he. πŸ‘‰ ✅ Tell me where he is. ✅ ❌ One of my friend is here. πŸ‘‰ ✅ One of my friends is here. πŸ“ Who vs Whom πŸ’‘ What’s the difference? ✅ Who → used as the subject of a sentence (does the action). ✅ Whom → used as the object of a verb or preposition (receives the action). πŸ“Œ Examples: ➡️ Who called you last night?...
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Part 3 word of the day

  πŸ“Œ Quick Grammar Tip ❓ “a university” or “an university”? ✅ Correct: a university ❌ Wrong: an university 🧠 Why? Because “university” starts with a consonant sound — “you-niversity”, not “oo-niversity”. πŸ‘‰ Always use “a” before consonant sounds, even if the word starts with a vowel letter. ✅ Examples: • a university πŸŽ“ • a unique idea πŸ’‘ • a useful tool 🧰 πŸ“£ Sound matters more than spelling! Collocations with —> PUT 1. Put on clothes πŸ‘•  2. Put on shoes πŸ‘Ÿ  3. Put the book on the table πŸ“š  4. Put your phone away πŸ“±  5. Put your hands up ✋  6. Put water in the bottle πŸ’§  7. Put salt in the food πŸ§‚  8. Put your bag down πŸŽ’  9. Put the lights on πŸ’‘  10. Put your name here ✍️  ✅ Uses of “Would” 1. Polite requests/offers:  πŸ‘‰ Would you like some tea?  2. Imagined or hypothetical situations:  πŸ‘‰ If I were you, I would wait.  3. Future in the past:  πŸ‘‰ She said she would call.  4. Repeated actions in the past:  πŸ‘‰ Ever...
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Grammar tips

  Grammar Tip of the Day Using “Few” vs “A Few” vs “The Few” 🧐 ✅ Few – Almost none (negative meaning) πŸ”Ή Few people attended the meeting. (Hardly anyone came) ✅ A Few – Some, but not many (positive meaning) πŸ”Ή A few people helped me. (At least some helped) ✅ The Few – Refers to a specific group πŸ”Ή The few who came were very supportive. 🎯 Quick Tip: “Few” = not enough 😞 “A few” = at least some 😊 “The few” = specific group 🎯 Rule to remember: Each, everyone, everybody, anyone → always take a singular verb. πŸ“˜ Examples:  • Each student has their own locker.  • Each of the players is ready.  • Everyone wants to succeed. 10 Collocations with — GET ✔️ Boost your English with these common expressions!  1. Get ready ⏰  2. Get married πŸ’  3. Get lost 🧭  4. Get better πŸ’ͺ  5. Get dressed πŸ‘—  6. Get angry 😑  7. Get a job πŸ’Ό  8. Get permission ✅  9. Get the chance 🎯  10. Get started πŸš€  πŸ“– VOCAB FOR IELTS SUCCESS πŸ’« ...
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Collective nown

🌟 Collective Nouns ✅ * People * * A *crowd* of people * A *class* of students * A *staff* of employees * A *board* of directors * A *team* of players * A *band* of musicians * An *army* of soldiers 🌟 Collective Nouns ✅ Animals  • A pride of lions 🦁  • A school of fish 🐟  • A herd of elephants 🐘  • A flock of birds 🐦  • A pack of wolves 🐺  • A colony of ants 🐜  • A swarm of bees 🐝 ✨ collective nouns! Irregular Plurals in English πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ 1. Child → Children 2. Man → Men 3. Woman → Women 4. Tooth → Teeth 5. Foot → Feet 6. Mouse → Mice 7. Goose → Geese 8. Person → People 9. Cactus → Cacti 10. Ox → Oxen 11. Fish → Fish 12. Sheep → Sheep 13. Deer → Deer 14. Louse → Lice 15. Leaf → Leaves 16. Life → Lives 17. Knife → Knives 18. Wolf → Wolves 19. Elf → Elves 20. Shelf → Shelves 🌟 Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟 πŸ“ Between vs Among πŸ’‘ What’s the difference? ✅ Between → used when talking about two things (or distinct individuals). ✅ Among → used when talking ab...
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Part 2 word of the day

πŸ“– Word of the Day ✨ Ludicrous (adj.) – So foolish, unreasonable, or out of place that it’s amusing; completely absurd. πŸ”Ή Example: The idea that cats can do your homework is absolutely ludicrous. πŸ”Ή Synonyms: Absurd, Ridiculous, Preposterous πŸ”Ή Antonyms: Reasonable, Sensible, Logical 10 Collocations with —> MAKE 1. Make a decision 🧠  2. Make a mistake ❌  3. Make an effort πŸ’ͺ  4. Make a plan πŸ—“  5. Make a phone call πŸ“ž  6. Make a promise 🀝  7. Make a noise πŸ”Š  8. Make a suggestion πŸ’‘  9. Make friends πŸ‘« πŸ“– Word of the Day ✨ Ambush (noun/verb) – A surprise attack by people lying in wait in a concealed position. πŸ”Ή Example: The soldiers were caught in an ambush near the border. πŸ”Ή As a verb: They planned to ambush the enemy at dawn. πŸ”Ή Synonyms: Surprise attack, Trap, Assault πŸ”Ή Antonyms: Retreat, Withdrawal, Surrender πŸ“˜ Grammar Tip of the Day ✨ “Each” takes a singular verb. πŸ”Ή Incorrect: Each of the students are ready. πŸ”Ή Correct: Each of the...
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