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 🇬🇧

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 🌟

📝 Between vs Among

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ Between → used when talking about two things (or distinct individuals).

✅ Among → used when talking about more than two, in a group or collective.

📌 Examples:

➡️ She had to choose between tea and coffee. ☕️🍵 (two choices)

➡️ He was popular among his classmates. 👥 (in a group)

🎯 Quick Trick:

Two = between

More than two = among

🌟 Regular English 🆚 IELTS English 🌟

• Ask ❓ → Inquire

 • Start 🔰 → Commence

 • End 🔚 → Conclude

 • Say 🗨️ → State

 • Keep 🔒 → Retain

 • Answer 📝 → Respond

 • Deal with 🤝 → Handle

 • Buy 🛒 → Purchase

 • Stop ✋ → Cease

 • Build 🏗️ → Construct

 • Call 📞 → Summon

 • Tell 🗣️ → Inform

 • Show clearly 🔍 → Demonstrate

 • Wait ⏳ → Await

 • Check ✅ → Verify

🎧 5 More Commonly Mispronounced English Words

1️⃣ ❌ Chaos – /cha-hos/

✅ Chaos – /kay-oss/

🌪️ It’s “kay”, not “cha”!

2️⃣ ❌ Often – /off-ten/

✅ Often – /aw-fen/

🤫 The “t” is usually silent!

3️⃣ ❌ Quinoa – /kwin-oh-a/

✅ Quinoa – /keen-wah/

🥗 Healthy and tricky!

4️⃣ ❌ Mischievous – /mis-chee-vee-us/

✅ Mischievous – /mis-chuh-vus/

😈 Just three syllables!

5️⃣ ❌ Niche – /nitch/

✅ Niche – /neesh/

📈 Rhymes with “leash” in British English!

 American vs. British English

🇺🇸Apartment - Flat🇬🇧

🇺🇸Diaper - Nappy🇬🇧

🇺🇸Truck - Lorry🇬🇧

🇺🇸Flashlight - Torch🇬🇧

🇺🇸Sweater - Jumper🇬🇧

🇺🇸Elevator - Lift🇬🇧

🇺🇸Cookie - Biscuit🇬🇧

🇺🇸Soccer - Football🇬🇧

🇺🇸Gasoline - Petrol🇬🇧

🇺🇸Trash can - Dustbin🇬🇧

🇺🇸Candy - Sweets🇬🇧

🇺🇸Vacation - Holiday🇬🇧

🇺🇸Sneakers - Trainers🇬🇧

🌟 Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟

📝 While vs During

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ While → is used before a full sentence (subject + verb).

✅ During → is used before a noun or noun phrase.

📌 Examples:

➡️ I fell asleep while I was watching TV. 📺 (full sentence)

➡️ I fell asleep during the movie. 🎬 (noun)

🎯 Quick Trick:

Full action with subject + verb? → While

Single event or noun? → During

  🎯 Common Mistakes in English! 🎯

🙈 Most people get these wrong… Do you?

✅ ❌ I am agree.

👉 ✅ I agree.

✅ ❌ He is my cousin brother.

👉 ✅ He is my cousin.

✅ ❌ I didn’t knew.

👉 ✅ I didn’t know.

✅ ❌ Return back my book.

👉 ✅ Return my book.

✅ ❌ Discuss about this topic.

👉 ✅ Discuss this topic.

🌟 💡 Upgrade Your English! 💡

✨ Stop saying these boring words… use these instead!

✅ Very big → Enormous 🌍

✅ Very tired → Exhausted 😴

✅ Very happy → Thrilled 😍

✅ Very sad → Heartbroken 💔

✅ Very good → Excellent 🌟

✅ Very bad → Awful 😖

✅ Very angry → Furious 😡

✅ Very small → Tiny 🐜

✅ Very cold → Freezing ❄️

✅ Very hot → Scorching 🔥

😎 Don’t Say This… Say That! 😎

✨ Sound smarter & more natural in English:

✅ Don’t say: I’m very hungry

👉 Say: I’m starving 🍽️

✅ Don’t say: I’m very busy

👉 Say: I’m swamped 📚

✅ Don’t say: It’s very easy

👉 Say: It’s a piece of cake 🍰

✅ Don’t say: I’m very scared

👉 Say: I’m terrified 😱

✅ Don’t say: It’s very funny

👉 Say: It’s hilarious 😂

 🌟 Grammar Tip of the Day 🌟

📝 Since vs From

💡 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.

📌 Examples:

➡️ I have lived here since 2010. 🏠 (it continues)

➡️ The shop is open from 9 AM to 5 PM. 🕘 (a range)

🎯 Quick Trick:

If the action is still happening → Since

If giving a time range → From…to