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❓ Is this sentence correct? “Had he informed me earlier, I would have considered to join the project.” 👍 Correct 🥰 Incorrect

📚 Daily vocabulary Warrant – (verb) to justify or deserve something; to guarantee. ✅ His excellent qualifications warrant our full confidence. 🏆 ✅ The police needed a warrant to search the property. 👮‍♂️ ✅ The company warrants its products against defects. 🛠️ ✅ Does this movie warrant such high praise? 🤔 #english_vocabulary Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

🗣️ Phrase: “Suit yourself” Meaning: Do whatever you want; it’s your choice. (Used when you don’t agree, but you let the other person decide.) Examples: • If you don’t want to come, suit yourself. • Suit yourself — I’m going without you. • He didn’t listen, so I said, “Suit yourself.” #english_usage

🗣️ Phrase: “Let’s call it a day” Meaning: Let’s stop working for now; we’re finished for today. Examples: • We’ve done enough. Let’s call it a day. • It’s getting late — let’s call it a day. • We can continue tomorrow. Let’s call it a day. #english_usage

🗣️ Phrase: “I am tied up” Meaning: I am very busy; I can’t do anything else right now. Examples: • Sorry, I can’t talk — I’m tied up at the moment. • I was tied up with meetings all day. • She’s tied up right now, but she’ll call you back later. #english_usage

❓ What does “Suit yourself” mean? ❤️ Do whatever you want 🥰 I don’t believe it 👍 I’m very tired

❓ What does “Let’s call it a day” mean? ❤️ Let’s stop working for today 🥰 I don’t believe it 👍 I’m very busy

❓ What does “I am tied up” mean? ❤️ I am very busy 🥰 I am not convinced 👍 I feel sick

#english_usage Despite / In Spite Of ✔️'Despite' means 'without being affected by' or 'notwithstanding'. It introduces a contrasting element. Position: Beginning or middle of a sentence. 🔸Despite the rain, we had a great time at the picnic. 🔸He managed to succeed despite his difficult childhood. ✔️'In spite of' has the same meaning as 'despite' - 'without being affected by' or 'notwithstanding'. It also introduces a contrasting element. Position: Beginning or middle of a sentence. 🔸In spite of the high price, they decided to buy the car. 🔸She went to work in spite of feeling unwell. ✔️While both are interchangeable, 'despite' is slightly more formal than 'in spite of'. Also, 'in spite of' often requires the addition of 'the fact that' when followed by a complete clause. 🔸In spite of the fact that he was tired, he finished the project. 🔸Despite being tired, he finished the project. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

🇬🇧 ENGLISH QUIZ TIME! 🇬🇧 ❓ What's the best way to respond when someone sneezes? ❤️ Bless you! 🥰 Excuse me! 👍 How are you! 👇 Comment your answer below! 👇 Follow us: Telegram | Instagram | YouTube

🗣️ IELTS SPEAKING BAND 7 SAMPLE ANSWERS Want to boost your IELTS score? Let's look at what a Band 7 answer sounds like! It's all about fluency and using varied vocabulary. Key principle: Think natural, not perfect. Example: "What kind of hobbies are popular in your country?" Band 7: "Um, well, I think football is definitely the most popular hobby in my country, uh, yeah, without a doubt. Lots of people, especially men, follow football teams, and, you know, play football themselves. I guess, maybe also watching TV and, like, going to the cinema are pretty popular, but football is definitely number one." Notice the use of "um," "well," and "you know" for natural hesitation, as well as phrases like "without a doubt" and "definitely number one" showing good vocabulary range. The answer is also well-structured. Another example: "Describe a time when you received bad service in a restaurant or shop." Band 7: "Okay, so, um, last year, I went to this new restaurant downtown, right? And, the food, when it finally arrived, was, well, not great. But the real problem was the waiter. He was just incredibly rude, you know? Like, he forgot our drinks order, didn't apologize, and then, when we asked for the bill, he just kind of slammed it down on the table. It was, honestly, a terrible experience. And, yeah, I haven't been back since. I mean, I complained to the manager, but, you know, it didn't really change anything at the time. Honestly, the memory still annoys me a little." Shows natural speech patterns with "okay," "so," "um," "right?", "you know?" and story-telling ability. Focus on describing experiences clearly and sequentially. Key Points: • Don't try to sound like a dictionary. Aim for a natural, conversational tone. • Use a variety of vocabulary and idioms to express yourself accurately. • Practice regularly to improve your fluency and confidence. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

What is the synonym of Mistake? 👍 Left ❤️ Doubt 🥰 Error

What is the synonym of explain? 👍 Clear ❤️ Clarify 🥰 Complete

What is the synonym of Feelling? 👍 Emotion ❤️ Sense 🥰 Action

What is the synonym of alone? 👍 Single ❤️ Person 🥰 Double

What is the synonym of Private? 👍 General ❤️ Personal 🥰 Community

#english_usage Nevertheless ✔️'Nevertheless' introduces a statement that contrasts with or contradicts something that has been said previously. It means 'in spite of that' or 'however'. Position: Usually at the beginning of a sentence or clause, often followed by a comma. 🔸The weather was terrible; nevertheless, we enjoyed our trip. 🔸She was very tired, but she went to the meeting nevertheless. ✔️'Nevertheless' can also be used in the middle of a sentence, typically after a semicolon or other strong punctuation. Position: Middle of a sentence or clause, after a punctuation mark that indicates a strong pause. 🔸He lacked experience; nevertheless, he was a promising candidate. Follow us: Advanced English | Beginner English | Instagram | YouTube

🗣️ Expression: “Shut your pie hole” Meaning: A very informal and rude way to say “Be quiet” or “Stop talking.” ⚠️ Usually used jokingly among friends, but can sound impolite. Examples: • Hey, shut your pie hole — I’m trying to concentrate! • He told his brother to shut his pie hole during the game. • Come on, shut your pie hole and listen for a moment. #english_usage

🗣️ Expression: “Duh” Meaning: Used to show that something is very obvious. It’s like saying: “Of course!”, “That’s obvious!” Examples: • A: The sun is hot. B: Duh! • You forgot your keys again? Duh! • A: Water is wet. B: Duh! #english_usage

🗣️ Idiom: “Shotgun” Meaning: to claim the front passenger seat in a car. Usage: People say “Shotgun!” when they want to sit in the front seat before anyone else. Examples: • We’re leaving now — shotgun! • He shouted “shotgun” and ran to the front seat. • No shotgun this time — I’m driving! #english_usage