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20 English Sentences for Beginners

1. I am a student.
2. She likes to read books.
3. They play soccer every weekend.
4. He is my friend.
5. We go to school together.
6. The cat is sleeping on the couch.
7. My favorite color is blue.
8. It is raining outside.
9. The sun is shining brightly.
10. I have a big family.
11. She is cooking dinner in the kitchen.
12. They are watching a movie.
13. He has a new bike.
14. We are going to the park.
15. The flowers are blooming in the garden.
16. I like to listen to music.
17. She is wearing a yellow dress.
18. They are playing with their toys.
19. He is running in the park.
20. We are having a picnic.

I hope these sentences are helpful for beginners!

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Lets learn some more Confusing Words:

🔹 Sight - Scene, picture
🔹 Site - Place, Location
🔹 Device - an object
🔹 Devise - plan or invent



5. Complement - Something that completes or goes well with something.
   - The fine wine was a perfect complement to the gourmet meal.

6. Compliment - A polite expression of praise or admiration.
   - She blushed when her friend paid her a compliment on her new dress.

7. Principal - The most important or chief person/thing, or the head of a school.
   - The principal ingredient in the recipe is fresh basil.
   - The principal of the school announced the closure due to the snowstorm.

8. Principle - A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief.
   - She stood firm on her principles and refused to compromise on her values.

9. Stationary - Not moving or not intended to be moved.
   - The gym has several stationary bikes available for cardio workouts.

10. Stationery - Writing paper, especially with matching envelopes.
    - He picked out elegant stationery for the wedding invitations.

11. Affect - To have an effect on; make a difference to.
    - The lack of sleep affected his performance at work.

12. Effect - A change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause.
    - The new law about seatbelts had a positive effect on road safety.

13. Advice - Guidance or recommendations concerning prudent future action.
    - His grandfather gave him some sound advice on managing finances.

14. Advise - To offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
    - I would advise you to check the weather report before going on a hike.

15. Allusion - An indirect or passing reference.
    - The novel's title is an allusion to Shakespeare's play.

16. Illusion - A false idea or belief, or something that is likely to be wrongly perceived or interpreted by the senses.
    - The magician's act relied on optical illusions.


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In front of 🤔 In the front of

🔹If you are in front of a place, vehicle, etc you are outside it

🔹 If you are in the front of it you are inside.

Compare:

🔸We stood in front of her car so that she couldn’t drive off.

🔸Her husband was sitting in the front of the car. He looked frightened.

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An English professor wrote the words:
👨‍🏫"A woman without her man is nothing" on the chalkboard and asked the students to punctuate it correctly.

All of the males in the class wrote:
👨‍💼"A woman, without her man, is nothing."

All of the females in the class wrote:
👩‍💼 "A woman: without her, man is nothing."

Punctuation is powerful.

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Examples:

Present simple:
Active: She teaches English.
Passive: English is taught by her.

Present continuous:
Active: He is eating a sandwich.
Passive: A sandwich is being eaten by him.

Past simple:
Active: They opened the door.
Passive: The door was opened by them.

Past continuous:
Active: I was writing a letter.
Passive: A letter was being written by me.

Present perfect:
Active: They have fixed the car.
Passive: The car has been fixed by them.

Future simple:
Active: She will cook dinner.
Passive: Dinner will be cooked by her.

Modal verbs:
Active: He should finish his homework.
Passive: His homework should be finished.

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🚀 10 More Phrasal Verbs with "Get"

1️⃣ Get ahead – 🚀 Make progress or succeed
She works hard to get ahead in her career.
2️⃣ Get back at – 😠 Take revenge on someone
He got back at his brother for the prank.
3️⃣ Get down to – 🎯 Start focusing on something seriously
Let’s get down to business and finish this report.
4️⃣ Get across – 💡 Communicate an idea clearly
He struggled to get his point across in the meeting.
5️⃣ Get together – 🎉 Meet socially
Let’s get together this weekend for dinner.
6️⃣ Get rid of – 🚮 Remove or eliminate
I need to get rid of these old clothes.
7️⃣ Get around – 🚗 Travel or move from place to place
In big cities, it’s easier to get around by subway.
8️⃣ Get in on – 🤩 Become involved in something
Everyone is talking about this new trend—I want to get in on it!
9️⃣ Get back into – 🎸 Start doing something again
I’m trying to get back into playing the guitar.
🔟 Get carried away – 🤯 Become overly excited or emotional
She got carried away while shopping and spent too much!
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🚀 10 Useful Phrasal Verbs with "Get"
1️⃣ Get along (with) – 🤝 Have a good relationship
I get along well with my classmates.
2️⃣ Get away – ✈️ Escape or go on vacation
I need to get away for a few days.
3️⃣ Get by – 💰 Manage with difficulty
I can get by with my basic French.
4️⃣ Get over – 💪 Recover from something
She finally got over the flu.
5️⃣ Get through – 📚 Successfully complete something
I need coffee to get through Monday mornings! ☕
6️⃣ Get in – 🚪 Enter or arrive
What time does your train get in?
7️⃣ Get out (of) – 🚶‍♂️ Leave or avoid something
He got out of doing the dishes.
8️⃣ Get off – 🚌 Leave a vehicle or avoid punishment
We got off the bus at the wrong stop!
9️⃣ Get on – 🚆 Enter a vehicle or make progress
She got on the train just in time.
🔟 Get up – ⏰ Wake up or stand up
I get up at 6 AM every day.
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