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Quick Quiz: Can You Choose the Right Word?

3. Eating too much junk food can have bad ____ on your health.

❤️ Consequences
👍 Versatile
🥰 Maintain

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Quick Quiz: Can You Choose the Right Word?

2. She always does her work quickly and correctly. She is very ____.

👍Efficient
🥰Significant
❤️Exaggerate
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Quick Quiz: Can You Choose the Right Word?
1. This rain is only ____. It will stop soon.

👍Reluctant
🥰Temporary
❤️Efficient

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🌟 The Ultimate Vocabulary Boost for 2025! 🌟
🔥 Master These 10 Powerful Words to Sound More Fluent in English! 🔥

Hey English learners! 🎯 Want to take your vocabulary to the next level? These 10 high-impact words will help you speak and write like a pro! 🚀

📖 1. Versatile – (adj.) able to do many things well
💬 "She’s a versatile musician who can play five instruments!"

📖 2. Emphasize – (v.) to highlight or give importance to something
💬 "The teacher emphasized the importance of daily practice."

📖 3. Exaggerate – (v.) to make something seem bigger or more important than it is
💬 "He exaggerated the story to make it more interesting."

📖 4. Reluctant – (adj.) unwilling or hesitant
💬 "She was reluctant to speak in front of a large audience."

📖 5. Consequence – (n.) the result of an action
💬 "If you don’t study, the consequence is failing the test."

📖 6. Maintain – (v.) to keep something in good condition
💬 "He maintains a healthy diet by eating vegetables every day."

📖 7. Temporary – (adj.) lasting for a short time
💬 "This job is temporary, but I hope to find a permanent one soon."

📖 8. Efficient – (adj.) doing something well without wasting time
💬 "She is very efficient at completing tasks quickly."

📖 9. Significant – (adj.) important or meaningful
💬 "Winning the competition was a significant achievement for him."

📖 10. Determine – (v.) to decide or find out something
💬 "The test results will determine if he gets into university."

💡 Challenge: Try using at least 3 of these words in a sentence today! ✍️

💬 Which word was new for you? Comment below! ⬇️

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Common mistakes

❌ Wrong:
Ten years are a long time to spend in prison.

✅Correct:
Ten years is a long time to spend in prison.

❌Wrong:
90 miles an hour were over the speed limit.

✅Correct:
90 miles an hour was over the speed limit.

✍️Note:

🔹When the subject is a period of time, an amount, a distance, a speed, the verb is singular.

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❓ What’s the mistake?

Which sentence is correct?

👍 I look forward to meet you.
❤️ I look forward to meeting you.

Comment your answer below! ⬇️

🔹 Common English Mistake 🔹

As an experienced teacher, I’ve seen this error countless times—even advanced learners get it wrong!

❌ Incorrect: "I need some advices."
✅ Correct: "I need some advice."

📌 Rule: "Advice" is an uncountable noun, so it doesn’t take "s." If you need to count it, say:
✔️ "A piece of advice"
✔️ "Some advice"

Have you ever made this mistake? Share in the comments! ⬇️

🔍 Common Grammar Mistakes
Your vs. You’re
Your = Possession (e.g., Your book is amazing).
You’re = Contraction of "you are" (e.g., You’re doing great).
Test yourself: “ going to love new lesson!”
Then vs. Than
Then = Time/sequence (e.g., We ate, then left).
Than = Comparison (e.g., She’s taller than me).
Fewer vs. Less
Fewer = Countable items (e.g., fewer apples).
Less = Uncountable quantities (e.g., less water).

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RUN🏃‍♀🏃🏃‍♂

🔹One three-letter word does much of the heavy lifting in the English language.

🔹The little word "run" — in its verb form alone — has 645 different definitions, according to a New York Times article from 2011.

🔹The word is widely used to describe various activities: a computer runs a program, a car runs on gas, a candidate runs for office, etc. Of course, as with the rest of the English language, the word continues to evolve.

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The difference between everyday and every day.

Everyday is an adjective so it goes before the noun it describes.
Everyday = ordinary, regular, normal or commonplace. It can refer to something done or used daily or routinely.

🔹You should wear an elegant dress for the wedding, not just an everyday one.
🔹Even though he has won some money, it hasn't changed his everyday life.
🔹Some everyday activities damage the environment.
🔹Why do you always use those big words that are not common in everyday language?

Every day is a phrase that usually acts as an adverb.
Every day = all of the days or each day over a period of time. It can also mean very regularly.

🔸You've been wearing that same shirt every day this week. You need to change it!
🔸You should take a shower every day.
🔸Low prices, every day! (A sign in a shop)
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some word pairs that are suitable for beginner students:

- do homework
- take photo
- work hard
- read book
- play games
- speak English
- watch TV
- write name
- listen music
- eat lunch
- drink water
- draw picture
- sing song
- sleep well
- learn alphabet
- count numbers
- say hello
- ask question
- play sports
- clean room
- visit zoo
- make friends
- study hard
- practice writing
- listen carefully
- follow instructions
- read aloud
- write story
- use pencil
- answer question
- wait patiently
- share toys
- open book
- close door
- finish work
- start class
- understand lesson
- repeat after me
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💡 Quiz Time! Can You Fill in the Blanks? 💡

The kids took ___ toys to the park.

❤️Their
👍 There
🥰They’re