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Money

👍 financial stability, economic growth, disposable income, expenditure, investment

❤️ money, bank, buy, sell, pay

What do you think, which one can be IELTS vocabulary?

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❤️ IELTS vocabulary
👍 IELTS vocabulary

Environment

Regular Vocabulary: trees, air, water, animals, pollution

IELTS Vocabulary: deforestation, biodiversity, ecosystem, carbon footprint, renewable energy

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Family and Relationships

Regular Vocabulary: mother, father, brother, friend, marriage

IELTS Vocabulary: nuclear family, extended family, sibling rivalry, marital harmony, interpersonal relationships

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Technology

Regular Vocabulary: computer, phone, internet, app, social media

IELTS Vocabulary: automation, innovation, cybersecurity, digital revolution, artificial intelligence

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Here are expressions to express sadness that English learners can use:

1️⃣ Feeling blue – I’ve been feeling blue since they moved away.
2️⃣ Down in the dumps – She’s been down in the dumps all week.
3️⃣ Heartbroken – He was heartbroken after the breakup.
4️⃣ Crying your heart out – She cried her heart out after the bad news.
5️⃣ Lost for words – I was lost for words when I heard the tragic news.
6️⃣ Heavy-hearted – I left the meeting feeling heavy-hearted.
7️⃣ A lump in my throat – I felt a lump in my throat during the sad movie.
8️⃣ Tears welling up – Tears welled up in her eyes as she said goodbye.

💬 Which expression do you think is the saddest? Let me know!

💡 Quiz Time: Which one is correct?

❤️ I didn’t went there.

👍 I didn’t go there.

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5 Common English Mistakes and How to Fix Them

1️⃣ Incorrect: I am agree with you.
Correct: I agree with you.
👉 "Agree" is a verb, so no need for "am."

2️⃣ Incorrect: He don’t like coffee.
Correct: He doesn’t like coffee.
👉 Use "doesn't" with he/she/it.

3️⃣ Incorrect: She is married with him.
Correct: She is married to him.
👉 Use "to" after "married."

4️⃣ Incorrect: I didn’t saw her yesterday.
Correct: I didn’t see her yesterday.
👉 After "did," use the base form of the verb.

5️⃣ Incorrect: Let’s discuss about it.
Correct: Let’s discuss it.
👉 No "about" is needed after "discuss."

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🔹 To talk about the seasons in general, we can say spring or the spring, summer or the summer, etc. There is little difference.

▪️ Rome is lovely in (the) spring.
▪️ I like (the) winter best.

🔹 When we are talking about particular springs, summers, etc, we are more likely to use the.

▪️ I worked very hard in the summer that year.

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The town ____ I live is close to Birmingham.

👍 which
❤️ where

Why Should We Learn English?

English is the most widely spoken and influential language in the world. Here are some interesting and fun facts that highlight its importance.

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1. English is a Global Language

Over 1.5 billion people speak English worldwide. That’s about 1 in 5 people!

It's the official or main language in 67 countries and has special status in 27 more.
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2. English Opens Career Opportunities

English is the language of business, science, and technology.

Knowing English increases your chances of getting hired in multinational companies or studying abroad.

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3. English is Everywhere!

More than 50% of the content on the internet is in English.

Popular movies, songs, and TV shows like Harry Potter, Friends, or Taylor Swift’s music are in English.

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4. Travel Made Easy

With English, you can travel almost anywhere because it’s the most common lingua franca.

Airports, hotels, and tourist attractions worldwide use English for communication.
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5. Fun Facts About English

The shortest sentence in English is "I am."

The longest English word has 45 letters: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

The most used letter in English is "E", while "Q" is the least used.

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6. English is Ever-Changing

New words like "selfie," "emoji," and "binge-watch" are added every year.

Shakespeare invented over 1,700 words that we still use today, like "lonely" and "eyeball."

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7. A Language of Culture

English gives you access to famous books, plays, and poems by authors like Shakespeare, J.K. Rowling, and Jane Austen.

It’s the language of the world’s greatest speeches, like Martin Luther King Jr.’s "I Have a Dream."

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8. English Makes You Smarter

Learning English improves your memory, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.

Bilingual people are proven to be better at multitasking!



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Learning English connects you to the world, boosts your confidence, and opens endless doors for opportunities.

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Vocabulary note

🔺 Age - a particular period of history

▪️ the Victorian age

▪️ the digital age.

🔺 Era= a period of time that is remembered for particular events

▪️ The arrival of moving pictures marked the end of an era for live theatre.

🔺 Middle-aged= people in their middle years of life

▪️ Most companies are run by middle-aged men.

🔺 The Middle Ages= a period of European history between 1000 and 1500 AD.
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🤓 Did you know? The word 'each' is always singular, even if it refers to multiple items!

🔍 Examples:
✅ Each of the students has a notebook.
❌ Each of the students have a notebook.

📌 Remember: 'each' = singular verb!


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🤔 Did you know? The word 'data' can be singular or plural depending on context!

🔍 Examples:
📊 The data is accurate. (singular, casual use)
🧪 The data are being analyzed. (plural, formal/scientific use)

📌 Keep this in mind when writing!


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Fill in the blank:

I’m looking forward _ the weekend.

👍 - for
❤️ - to
🥰 - on

Spot the Error!

❌ She don’t like coffee.
✅ ___

Can you correct the sentence? Write your answer in the comments!