Grammar tips of the day

  🌟 😎 Don’t Say that 

✨ Impress others with smarter vocabulary!

✅ Don’t say: I’m very busy

👉 Say: I’m swamped 📚

✅ Don’t say: It’s very interesting

👉 Say: It’s fascinating 🤩

✅ Don’t say: I’m very confused

👉 Say: I’m puzzled 🤔

✅ Don’t say: It’s very important

👉 Say: It’s crucial 📌

✅ Don’t say: I’m very surprised

👉 Say: I’m astonished 😮

✅ Don’t say: It’s very funny

👉 Say: It’s hilarious 😂

✅ Don’t say: I’m very nervous

👉 Say: I’m anxious 😬

🌟 Regular English 🆚 IELTS/Advanced English 🌟

• Help 🙋 → Assist

• Fix 🔧 → Rectify

• Keep away 🚫 → Prevent

• Say yes 👍 → Approve

• Say no ❌ → Reject

• Look after 👩‍⚕️ → Care for

• Think over 🤔 → Consider

• Get 📦 → Obtain

• Give 📤 → Provide

• Show 👀 → Demonstrate

• Tell 🗣️ → Inform

• Get better 💪 → Recover

• Get worse ⚠️ → Deteriorate

• Begin again 🔁 → Resume

• Take away 🧹 → Remove

 Other Ways to Say “You’re Good / You’re Great”

 1. You nailed it! 🔨

 2. You’re a star 🌟

 3. You rock! 🤘

 4. You’re awesome! 💥

 5. You’re killing it 🔥

 6. That was amazing 🤩

 7. You’ve got talent 💡

 8. You’re brilliant 🧠

 9. You’re crushing it 💪

 10. That’s top-notch 👌

Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟

📝 So vs Such

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ So → used before adjectives/adverbs.

✅ Such → used before nouns or adjective + noun.

📌 Examples (So):

➡️ She is so beautiful. 😍

➡️ He runs so fast. 🏃‍♂️💨

📌 Examples (Such):

➡️ It was such a beautiful day. ☀️

➡️ They are such nice people. 👨‍👩‍👧

🎯 Quick Trick:

⭐ So + adjective/adverb

⭐ Such + (adjective) + noun

Common Words with Silent Letters You Might Mispronounce 🤫🔡

1️⃣ Debt  (Silent B) → Det

2️⃣ Doubt ❓ (Silent B) → Dout

3️⃣ Knee 🦵 (Silent K) → Nee

4️⃣ Knock 🚪 (Silent K) → Nock

5️⃣ Psychology 🧠 (Silent P) → Sychology

6️⃣ Hour ⏰ (Silent H) → Our

7️⃣ Island 🏝️ (Silent S) → I-land

8️⃣ Receipt 🧾 (Silent P) → Receet

9️⃣ Gnome 🪴 (Silent G) → Nome

🔟 Ballet 🩰 (Silent T) → Bal-lay

 10 Other Ways to Say “Sorry” 🌟

 1. My apologies 🙏

 2. I regret that 😔

 3. Pardon me 🙇‍♂️

 4. I beg your pardon 🕊️

 5. Forgive me 🙏

 6. My bad 😅

 7. I’m at fault ⚠️

 8. Please excuse me 🫶

 9. I didn’t mean to 😟

 10. I owe you an apology 💌

Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟

📝 Everyday vs Every day

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ Everyday (one word) → adjective, means common or routine.

✅ Every day (two words) → means each day.

📌 Examples (Everyday):

➡️ These are my everyday clothes. 👕

➡️ Traffic is an everyday problem. 🚗

📌 Examples (Every day):

➡️ I go for a walk every day. 🚶‍♀️

➡️ She drinks tea every day. ☕

🎯 Quick Trick:

🧠 If you can say “each day” → use every day

🧠 If it’s describing something → use everyday

Basic VS Advanced 

1. It’s easy. - It’s a piece of cake.

 2. I’m very tired. - I’m exhausted.

 3. I’m hungry. - I’m starving.

 4. I’m surprised. - I’m blown away.

 5. It’s expensive. - It costs a fortune.

 6. I’m confused. - I’m lost.

 7. I’m angry. - I’m furious.

 8. It’s cold. - It’s freezing.

 9. I’m not sure. - I’m on the fence.

 10. I’m leaving. - I’m heading out.

 🍀 VOCAB FOR IELTS 🍀

BAND 5.5                BAND 6.5

🔹 Ask                      🔸 Request

🔹 Get                       🔸 Obtain

🔹 Check                    🔸 Verify

🔹 Show                     🔸 Demonstrate

🔹 Keep                      🔸 Maintain

🔹 Use                       🔸 Utilize

🔹 Give                       🔸 Provide

🔹 Help out                 🔸 Assist

🔹 Work                     🔸 Profession

🔹 Friend                    🔸 Companion

🔹 Big                         🔸 Enormous

🔹 Small                     🔸 Tiny

 Simple vs Professional English 🌟

1️⃣ Tell me quickly. → Kindly update me at the earliest.

2️⃣ Sorry for the mistake. → I apologize for the inconvenience.

3️⃣ Wait a minute. → Please hold on for a moment.

4️⃣ I’ll think about it. → I’ll give it some consideration.

5️⃣ Let’s start now. → Let’s commence right away.