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50 Common Word Pairs for Beginners!

Boost your vocabulary with these useful word pairs:

📸 take a photo
💪 work hard
📚 do homework
🍳 have breakfast
❌ make a mistake
🏠 go home
🚿 take a shower
👕 get dressed
🔙 come back
✍️ write a letter

🎧 listen to music
📺 watch TV
⚽ play football
🚲 ride a bike
📩 send a message
❓ ask a question
🗣️ say hello
📖 read a book
🎟️ buy a ticket
🚗 drive a car

💡 turn on the light
🚪 open the door
🛑 turn off the TV
⏳ wait for a bus
🔑 lose a key
🏃 run fast
🚶 walk slowly
🧽 clean the room
✂️ cut the paper
🏠 build a house

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🔹 How to Use "Used to" vs. "Be Used to"

1️⃣ "Used to" → for past habits
🟢 I used to play soccer every weekend. (But now I don’t.)
🟢 She used to live in France. (But now she doesn’t.)

2️⃣ "Be used to" → for familiarity
🟢 I am used to waking up early. (It’s normal for me.)
🟢 He is used to cold weather. (He doesn’t mind it.)

💡 Tip:

"Used to" is followed by a verb (base form).

"Be used to" is followed by a noun or -ing form.


🔹 Challenge: Comment a sentence using "used to" or "be used to"!

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🔹 Make vs. Let

✅ "Make" → Force someone to do something
🟢 My parents made me clean my room.
🟢 The teacher made us rewrite the essay.

✅ "Let" → Allow someone to do something
🟢 She let me borrow her car.
🟢 They let the kids stay up late.

💡 Tip:

"Make" + person + verb (without to).

"Let" + person + verb (without to).


🔹 Challenge: Write a sentence using make or let in the comments!


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In American English 🇺🇸, “practice” is both a noun and a verb.

In British English 🇬🇧, “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.

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### 📢 Grammar Tip of the Day! 🎯

🔥 Master the Difference: ‘Since’ vs. ‘For’ in Present Perfect! 🔥

Many English learners get confused between SINCE and FOR when using the Present Perfect tense. Let’s break it down!

🔹 Use ‘SINCE’ + a specific point in time 📅
✅ *I have lived here since 2010.*
✅ *She has worked at this company since last year.*

🔹 Use ‘FOR’ + a period of time ⏳
✅ *I have lived here for 10 years.*
✅ *She has worked at this company for two years.*

💡 Quick Tip:
- ‘Since’ answers WHEN something started.
- ‘For’ answers HOW LONG it has lasted.

📝 Try It! Fill in the blanks:
1️⃣ I have been studying English ___ 5 years.
2️⃣ He has been playing the piano ___ he was a child.
3️⃣ We have known each other ___ 2018.

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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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