Word of the day 8

🌟 TYPES OF PEOPLE 🌟

1️⃣ Introvert 😶

• Shy, reserved

• Loves solitude

2️⃣ Extrovert 😃

• Outgoing, talkative

• Energized by people

3️⃣ Ambivert 😌

• Balanced personality

4️⃣ Optimist 🌞

• Always sees the good side

5️⃣ Pessimist 🌧️

• Expects the worst

6️⃣ Realist 👀

• Sees things as they are

7️⃣ Workaholic 💻

• Obsessed with work

8️⃣ Perfectionist 🎯

• Wants everything flawless

9️⃣ Minimalist 🍃

• Loves simplicity

🌟 Important Idioms 🌟

1️⃣ Hit the books 📚 – Study

2️⃣ Call it a day ⏰ – Finish

3️⃣ Speak of the devil 😈 – Appear

4️⃣ Break a leg 🍀 – Succeed

5️⃣ Miss the boat 🚤 – Fail / Miss an opportunity

6️⃣ Get your act together 🎭 – Organize

7️⃣ See red 🔴 – Angry

8️⃣ Come to mind 💭 – Remember

9️⃣ On the tip of tongue 👅 – Almost Recall

 👉 Different Ways to Use “GO” in English 🚀

Go

shopping 🛍️, home 🏠, dancing💃 

Go for

a walk 🚶, a swim 🏊, a run 🏃

Go on

a date ❤️, vacation 🌴, a cruise 🚢 

Go to

church ⛪, school 🏫, bed 🛏️ 

Go to a

party 🎉, show 🎤, bar 🍺 

Go to the

toilet 🚽, hospital 🏥, cinema 🎥

🌍 ON vs IN – Common Transport Prepositions ✨

🚍 On a bus

🚆 On a train

✈️ On a plane

⛴️ On a ferry

🚴 On a bicycle

🚗 In a car

🚕 In a taxi

🚁 In a helicopter

🚚 In a truck

🚐 In a limousine

 🌟 Casual English Contractions You Hear Every Day! 🎧

🔹 gonna – going to

💬 I’m gonna go today.

🔹 wanna – want to

💬 I wanna dance.

🔹 gotta – have got to

💬 I’ve gotta go now.

🔹 kinda – kind of

💬 She’s kinda funny.

🔹 dunno – don’t know

💬 I dunno where he is.

🔹 gimme – give me

💬 Gimme some food!

🔹 outta – out of

💬 I’m outta here.

🔹 watcha – what are you

💬 Watcha thinking?

 

📝 Too vs Very

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ Very → means a lot (but still acceptable)

✅ Too → means more than enough (and usually negative)

📌 Examples (Very):

➡️ She is very kind. 😊

➡️ The movie was very interesting. 🎬

📌 Examples (Too):

➡️ It’s too hot to go outside. ☀️

➡️ He is too tired to work. 😩

🎯 Quick Trick:

👍 Very = strong but okay

⚠️ Too = excessive, usually a problem

Email Phrases 

📎 Attaching / Sharing Information

 • Please find attached…

 • I am attaching…

 • Enclosed you will find…

 • For your reference, I am sharing…

 • Kindly see the attached document.

⸻

📝 Requesting

 • Could you please confirm…?

 • I would appreciate it if you could…

 • May I ask you to…?

 • Would you be able to…?

 • I would be grateful if you could…

 📚 IELTS Vocabulary – Synonyms ✍️

1️⃣ Trustworthy → Reliable 🤝

2️⃣ Exemplary → Extraordinary 🌟

3️⃣ Encourage → Promote 🚀

4️⃣ Anxious → Nervous 😟

5️⃣ Adversity → Difficulty 🏔️

6️⃣ Violent → Forceful 💥

7️⃣ Reluctant → Hesitant 🤔

8️⃣ Maybe → Perhaps 🤷‍♂️

9️⃣ Amateur → Beginner 🎯

🔟 Delicate → Fragile 🪶

 

📝 By vs With

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ By → shows who did something or how it was done

✅ With → shows the tool, object, or means used

📌 Examples (By):

➡️ The book was written by her. ✍️

➡️ He travelled by train. 🚆

📌 Examples (With):

➡️ He cut the paper with scissors. ✂️

➡️ She painted with a brush. 🎨

🎯 Quick Trick:

👤 Who/How? → By

🛠️ What tool/object? → With

Resilient (adjective)

💡 Meaning: Able to recover quickly from difficulties; strong and adaptable.

📌 Examples:

1️⃣ She is very resilient and never gives up, no matter how hard life gets.

2️⃣ India’s economy has proved resilient during global challenges.

3️⃣ Children are often more resilient than adults think.

🔹 Everyday Actions – Phrasal Verbs ✨

1️⃣ Wake up – 🌅 to stop sleeping

2️⃣ Get up – 🛏️ to rise from bed

3️⃣ Sit down – 🪑 to take a seat

4️⃣ Stand up – 🚶 to rise to your feet

5️⃣ Lie down – 😴 to rest in a flat position

6️⃣ Turn on / Turn off – 💡🔌 to switch power on/off

7️⃣ Put on – 👕 to wear clothes

8️⃣ Take off – 🛫 to remove clothes / for planes to leave the ground

9️⃣ Pick up – 📦 to collect / lift something

🔟 Put down – 📖 to place something on a surface

🌟 10 Other Ways to Say “I Understand” 🌟

 1. Got it 👍

 2. I see 👀

 3. That makes sense ✅

 4. I get you 🤝

 5. I follow you 📘

 6. I hear you 🎧

 7. I catch your point 🎯

 8. Understood 👌

 9. I’m with you on that 🤗

 10. I grasp what you mean 🧠

🌟 😎 Don’t Say This… Say That!

✅ Don’t say: I’m very surprised

👉 Say: I’m astonished 😲

✅ Don’t say: I’m very clean

👉 Say: I’m spotless ✨

✅ Don’t say: It’s very important

👉 Say: It’s crucial 📌

✅ Don’t say: I’m very sleepy

👉 Say: I’m drowsy 😴

✅ Don’t say: It’s very bad

👉 Say: It’s awful 😖

📝 Used to vs Would

💡 What’s the difference?

✅ Used to → talks about past habits or past states (no longer true)

✅ Would → talks about repeated past actions (but not states)

📌 Examples (Used to):

➡️ I used to play cricket every evening. 🏏

➡️ She used to live in Delhi. 🏙️

➡️ We used to be best friends. ❤️

📌 Examples (Would):

➡️ When we were kids, we would play in the rain. 🌧️

➡️ Every Sunday, Dad would cook breakfast. 🍳

❌ Would ❌ can’t be used for states:

🚫 I would live in Delhi. (❌ Incorrect)

✅ I used to live in Delhi. (✅ Correct)

🎯 Quick Trick:

🔁 Repeated past action? → Use Would

🏡 Past habit or situation? → Use Used to