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🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧 ❓ Choose the correct sentence: ❤️ Despite of the rain, we went for a walk. 🥰 Despite the rain, we went for a walk. 👍 In spite the rain, we went for a walk. 👇 Comment your answer below! 👇 Follow us: Telegram | Instagram | YouTube

📚 Daily vocabulary **Elicit** – (verb) to draw out or bring forth; to evoke or obtain (information, a response, etc.) from someone. ✅ The teacher tried to elicit answers from the students by asking leading questions. 🧑‍🏫 ✅ The comedian's jokes failed to elicit much laughter from the audience. 🎭 😔 ✅ The detective managed to elicit the truth from the suspect. 🕵️‍♀️ ✅ Her painting seems to elicit a feeling of peace and tranquility. 🖼️ 🕊️ #english_vocabulary Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

🔆Quiz of the day🔆 #intermediate Choose correct one 🅰 I enjoy travelling 🅱 I enjoy to travel @ingliztiliuzz @ingliztiliuzgroup

🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧 ❓ Which sentence correctly uses the verb "lie" or "lay"? ❤️ I'm going to lay down for a while. 🥰 The cat lied on the rug. 👍 She has lain the book on the table. 👇 Comment your answer below! 👇 Follow us: Telegram | Instagram | YouTube

✨ Phrase of the day "In a nutshell" – Briefly and concisely; in a few words. ✅ To put it in a nutshell, the project was a failure. 📉 ✅ In a nutshell, the meeting was productive and we made some important decisions. 🤝 ✅ Can you explain the problem in a nutshell? ❓ ✅ She summarized her entire trip in a nutshell: "Amazing but exhausting!" 😴 #english_usage Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧 ❓ I tried to call her, but I couldn't _____ through. ❤️ get 🥰 put 👍 take 👇 Comment your answer below! 👇 Follow us: Telegram | Instagram | YouTube

🗣️ Idiom: “I don’t buy it” Meaning: I don’t believe it; I’m not convinced. Examples: • He said he finished the project in one hour — I don’t buy it. • She told me she didn’t break the vase — I don’t buy it. • They promised the phone would last 10 years, but I don’t buy it. #english_usage

#english_usage Subject-Verb Agreement with "Neither/Either...Nor/Or" ✔️When "neither...nor" or "either...or" connect two subjects, the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. Position: N/A (sentence structure rule). 🔸Neither the students nor the teacher *was* happy with the test results. 🔸Either the manager or the employees *are* responsible for the mistake. ✔️If both subjects are singular, use a singular verb. If both subjects are plural, use a plural verb. Position: N/A (sentence structure rule). 🔸Neither the dog nor the cat *is* allowed on the furniture. 🔸Either the dogs or the cats *are* responsible for the mess. ✔️Pay attention to inverted sentence structure (when the subject comes after the verb). Position: N/A (sentence structure rule). 🔸Neither *is* John responsible, nor *is* Mary. 🔸Either *are* the workers going on strike, or *is* the company changing its policy. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

#english_usage Nevertheless ✔️'Nevertheless' means 'in spite of that' or 'however'. It indicates a contrast with what was previously said. Position: Usually at the beginning of a sentence or clause, followed by a comma. It can also appear in the middle of a sentence, set off by commas. 🔸The weather was terrible; nevertheless, we enjoyed our trip. 🔸I was feeling ill; I went to work nevertheless. ✔️'Nevertheless' can also be used to acknowledge a preceding statement but introduce something that is still true or important. Position: Beginning or middle of a sentence. 🔸He is not a perfect man; nevertheless, he is a good leader. 🔸We faced many challenges; nevertheless, we persevered. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

✨ Phrase of the day Once in a blue moon – very rarely; something that happens infrequently. ✅ I only go to the theater once in a blue moon. 🎭 ✅ She visits her family once in a blue moon, maybe twice a year. 🏡 ✅ Once in a blue moon, I'll treat myself to a fancy coffee. ☕ ✅ He actually cleans his room once in a blue moon. 🧹 #english_usage Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

#english_usage Regardless/Nonetheless/Nevertheless ✔️Regardless means 'without being affected by something'. Position: Beginning, middle, or end of a sentence/clause. 🔸Regardless of the weather, we're going for a hike. 🔸He decided to apply for the job regardless of his lack of experience. ✔️Nonetheless means 'despite what has just been said or done'. Position: Beginning or middle of a sentence. 🔸The evidence was not conclusive; nonetheless, the jury found him guilty. 🔸She was tired; nonetheless, she continued working. ✔️Nevertheless means 'in spite of that; notwithstanding'. Position: Beginning or middle of a sentence. Stronger emphasis than "nonetheless." 🔸It was raining, nevertheless, they went to the beach. 🔸He felt ill; nevertheless, he insisted on going to work. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

📚 Daily vocabulary **Bolster** – (verb) To support or strengthen something; to give a boost. ✅ The extra pillows 🛌 bolstered my back as I sat up in bed. ✅ Winning the award 🏆 really bolstered her confidence. ✅ We need to bolster our cybersecurity 🔒 against potential threats. ✅ The new evidence 📰 will bolster the prosecution's case. #english_vocabulary Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

✨ Phrase of the day Bite the bullet – To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and fortitude. ✅ I have to bite the bullet and tell him the truth. 😔 ✅ She bit the bullet and went to the dentist, even though she was terrified. 😬 ✅ We're going to have to bite the bullet and work overtime this weekend. 😓 ✅ Despite the cost, they decided to bite the bullet and buy a new car. 🚗 #english_usage Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube