English Grammar SSC Banking Vocabulary Quiz

🌟 Simple vs Professional English 🌟 1️⃣ Sorry for the problem. → We apologize for the inconvenience caused. 2️⃣ I’ll check it. → I’ll look into the matter. 3️⃣ Please wait a moment. → Kindly hold on while I check that for you. 4️⃣ Don’t worry. → Rest assured, we’ll take care of it. 5️⃣ Thanks for your patience. → We appreciate your understanding and patience. 💼 Politeness builds trust! ❤️ Double Tap if you agree!

🌟 10 Other Ways to Say “I’m Confused” 🌟 1. I’m puzzled 🤔 2. I’m lost 😕 3. I’m baffled 😮‍💨 4. I’m perplexed 🌀 5. I’m unclear 🤨 6. I’m mixed up 🔄 7. I’m unsure 😬 8. I’m uncertain 🌫️ 9. I’m not following 🧭 10. I’m in two minds ⚖️ Double Tap ❤️ if you found this helpful

Doss (डॉस) – चारपाई, खटिया Roof (रूफ) – छत Plaza (प्लैज) – चौक Dung (डंग) – गोबर Thread (थ्रेड) – धागा Pit (पिट) – गड्ढा Mud (मड) – कीचड़ Slippers (स्लिपर्ज) – चप्पल Amused (अम्यूज्ड) – मन बहलाना Blissful (ब्लिस्फुल) – आनंदमय Colossal (कलासल) – प्रचंड Gigantic (जाईगैंन्टिक) – भारी भरकम Immense (इमेन्स) – बहुत बड़ा Mammoth (मैमथ) – विशालकाय Massive (मैसिव) – बड़ा Tiny – (टाइनी) – बहुत छोटा Petite (पटिट) – पतली-दुबली Puny (प्यूनी) – नन्हा, कमजोर Cheerful (चिर्फुल) – हंसमुख Delighted (दिलाइटेड) – प्रसन्न Glad (ग्लैड) – प्रसन्न Joyful (जॉयफुल) – आनंदपूर्ण Merry (मेरी) – हंसमुख, आनंदित Ecstatic (एक्सटैटिक) – अति प्रसन्न Borrow (बौरो) – उधार लेना Lend (लेंड) – उधर देना Donate (डोनेट) – दान करना Contribute (कंट्रीब्युट) – योगदान देना Assets (एसेट्स) – सम्पति Emperor (एम्परर) – सम्राट Splendor (स्प्लेंडर) – वैभव Majesty (मैजिस्टी) – महिमा

Common English expressions: 1. Fed up - this means, to have had enough (परेशान हो जाना) 2. Feel like - this means, want to do something (कुछ करने का मन होना) 3. No hard feelings - don't worry (कोई नाराजगी या गुस्सा नहीं होना) 4. Heavy duty - tough and powerful 5. Hook up - to connect (संबंध रखना) 6. Join forces - means to unite (मिलकर काम करना) 7. Just what the doctor ordered - means what you need (जिसकी जरूरत हो) 8. Just about - nearly (लगभग) 9. Ins and outs - the small details (विस्तृत जानकारी) 10. In hand - under control (नियंत्रण में) 11. Kick around - treat badly (बुरा व्यवहार करना) 12. Kick the bucket - to die (मरना) 13. Knock it off - to stop it (रोकना) 14. Know-it-all - means, over confident (जरूरत से ज्यादा या अनुचित रूप से आश्वस्त) 15. Keep on - continue (जारी रखना) 16. In less than no time - immediately (तुरंत) 17. Long face - sad (उदास होना) 18. Means business - to be serious about your work (अपने काम से काम रखना) 19. Make up your mind - decide (तय करना) 20. Make off with - to steal (अवैध तरीके से दूर ले जाना) 21. Make believe - to pretend (ढोंग करना) 22. Mixed up - confused (उलझन में होना) 23. Makes sense - seems reasonable/ right (समझ में आना या सही प्रतीत होना) 24. Make a difference - to matter (मायने रखना) 25. Nail it down - finalize it (अंतिम रूप देना) 26. Never mind - don't worry about it (कोई बात नहीं) 27. No doubt - certainly (निस्संदेह/निश्चित रूप से) 28. No sweat - it's easy to do/ Ok (आसनी से) 29. Of age - old enough (काफी पुराना) 30. Off the hook - out of trouble (छुटकारा पाना) 31. Once in a blue moon - rarely (शायद ही कभी) 32. Out of order - does not work (खराब होना) 33. Out of shape -  to be unfit (बेढंगा)

🔶One word substituation : 1. People who work together (एक साथ काम करने वाले लोग) ➥Colleagues 2. A person belonging to one's own country (अपने ही देश का एक व्यक्ति  ) ➥Compatriot 3. One who is completely self-satisfied (जो पूर्णतः आत्मसंतुष्ट है) ➥Complacent 4. One who sells sweets and pastries (मिठाई और पेस्ट्री बेचने वाला) ➥Confectioner 5. Belonging to an individual from birth (जन्म से किसी व्यक्ति से संबंधित ) ➥Congenital 6. One who believes in keeping things and customs as they are (जो चीजों और रीति-रिवाजों को यथावत रखने में विश्वास रखता है ) ➥Conservative 7. A number of stars grouped together (कई तारे एक साथ समूहित होते हैं ) ➥Constellation 8. One who lives at the same time (एक ही समय में रहने वाला) ➥Contemporary 9. A person who lives in a foreign country (एक व्यक्ति जो एक विदेशी देश में रहता है ) ➥Alien 10. One who takes part in sports and other activities for enjoyment only (जो केवल मनोरंजन के लिए खेल और अन्य गतिविधियों में भाग लेता है )

🌟 🕊️ Collective Nouns – Birds Edition 🕊️ ✨ Learn how we group birds in English! ✅ Birds • A flock of pigeons 🐦 • A gaggle of geese 🦢 • A brood of hens 🐔 • A colony of penguins 🐧 • A flight of swallows 🕊️ • A murder of crows 🪶 • A parliament of owls 🦉 • A covey of quails 🐤 • A waddle of ducks 🦆 • A troop of parrots 🦜 ✨ Double Tap ❤️ if you love birds & English learning! 📚 Save this post & share with your study group!

🍔 Famous Food Brand Names – Correct Pronunciation 🍔 ✨ Say it like a pro! ✅ Nestlé – /Ness-lay/ ✅ Maggi – /Mag-ee/ (not Mejji) ✅ Heinz – /Hynz/ ✅ Doritos – /Duh-ree-toes/ ✅ Coca-Cola – /Ko-ka Ko-la/ ✅ Pepsi – /Pep-see/ ✅ Kellogg’s – /Keh-logs/ ✅ McDonald’s – /Mik-Don-uhldz/ ✅ Toblerone – /Toh-bluh-rohn/ (not Tob-le-roan) ✅ Oreo – /Or-ee-oh/ ✅ Ferrero Rocher – /Feh-reh-ro Roh-shay/ ✅ Häagen-Dazs – /Haa-gun-daaz/ ✅ Lay’s – /Lays/ ✅ Cadbury – /Kad-bree/ ✅ Subway – /Sub-way/ ✨ ❤️ Double Tap if this helped you sound smarter!

🌟 10 Other Ways to Say “I’m Hungry” 🌟 1. I’m starving 🍽️ 2. I’m famished 😩 3. I’m ravenous 🦁 4. I could eat a horse 🐎 5. I’m craving food 🤤 6. My stomach’s growling 🥴 7. I’m dying of hunger 😵 8. I’m peckish 😋 9. I’m ready to eat anything 🍕 10. I’m so hungry I could cry 😢🍔

🌟 😎 Don’t Say This… Say That! (Part 6) 😎 ✨ Speak naturally & sound confident! ✅ Don’t say: I’m very weak 👉 Say: I’m feeble 💪 ✅ Don’t say: I’m very clean 👉 Say: I’m spotless ✨ ✅ Don’t say: I’m very afraid 👉 Say: I’m petrified 😱 ✅ Don’t say: It’s very hot 👉 Say: It’s scorching 🔥 ✅ Don’t say: It’s very slow 👉 Say: It’s sluggish 🐢 ⸻ ✨ Double Tap ❤️ if you’re becoming a fluent speaker!

Common Words with Silent Letters You Might Mispronounce 🤫🔡 1️⃣ Castle 🏰 (Silent T) → Cas-le 2️⃣ Salmon 🐟 (Silent L) → Sam-un 3️⃣ Thumb ☝️ (Silent B) → Thum 4️⃣ Honest 🙏 (Silent H) → Onest 5️⃣ Wrist ⌚ (Silent W) → Rist 6️⃣ Sword ⚔️ (Silent W) → Sord 7️⃣ Listen 👂 (Silent T) → Lissen 8️⃣ Rendezvous 🤝 (Silent Z, S) → Rawn-day-voo 9️⃣ Subtle 🧠 (Silent B) → Sut-tle 🔟 Plumber 🔧 (Silent B) → Plummer Double TAP ❤️ if silent letters don’t fool you anymore!

Basic vs Advanced English • Happy 😀 → Delighted 😁 • Sad 😔 → Despondent 😞 • Smart 🧠 → Intelligent 🤓 • Small 📏 → Minuscule 📐 • Big 🏢 → Massive 🏛️ • Tired 😴 → Exhausted 😩 • Rich → Affluent 💎 • Poor 🪙 → Impoverished 🥺 • Funny 😂 → Hilarious 🤣 • Serious 😐 → Grave 😶 • Beautiful 😍 → Exquisite 💖 • Ugly 😬 → Repugnant 🤢 • Hot 🔥 → Searing 🌡️ • Cold ❄️ → Frigid 🥶 Double TAP ❤️ if you’re leveling up your English vocabulary!

Grammar Tip of the Day: Confusing Verb Tenses: “I did” vs. “I have done” “I did” = Simple Past (specific time in the past) “I have done” = Present Perfect (no specific time; still relevant now) Examples: • I did my homework last night. (Past action, time mentioned) • I have done my homework. (Past action, but time is not mentioned — result matters now) Use “have done” when you’re talking about life experience, recent actions, or results that affect the present. Double TAP ❤️ if you found this helpful!

🔴Vocabulary conducted – आयोजन किया examines – जाँच preliminary – प्रारंभिक qualitative – गुणवत्ता heartfelt – हार्दिक Embrace – आलिंगन efficient – कुशल coefficients – गुणांक whim – भावना whim – रंग arbitrary – मनमाने ढंग से heuristic – अनुमानी comply – पालन करना solicit – मांगना domineering – तानाशाही gullible – भोला, आसानी से धोखा खानेवाला chatty – बातूनी nosy – सुगंधित cynical – सनकी conservative – रूढ़िवादी oblivious – बेखबर ignorant – अनजान obsessed – ग्रस्त, पागल, जुनून सवार bossy – शासक Immature – अपरिपक्व Mature – परिपक्व authoritative – आधिकारिक Naive – अनुभवहीन naivete – भोलेपन narrative – वर्णनात्मक orphan – अनाथ isolate – अलग-थलग realm – क्षेत्र preoccupation – अति व्यस्तता affluent – धनी redundancy – फालतूपन in lieu, lieu – एवज में initiative – पहल nimble – तेज़ impedance – विरोध Phrase – वाक्यांश Phrasebook – शब्दकोश persuade – राज़ी करना underlay – बुनियाद cause – कारण extended – विस्तृत exhaustive – संपूर्ण thorough – संपूर्ण rigorous – कठिन unto – तक global – वैश्विक suicidal – आत्मघात despondent – हताश reservoir – जलाशय convey – सूचित करना demise – मृत्यु insanity – पागलपन Irony – व्यंग्य prejudice – पक्षपात Typically – आमतौर पर determine – निर्धारित Etiquette – शिष्टाचार aggression – आक्रमण unceasing – अटूट heartless – बेरहम heartlessness – निर्दयता truculence – निर्दयता provocation – उत्तेजना violent – हिंसा करनेवाला confront – सामना करना readiness – तत्परता hostile – शत्रुतापूर्ण antipathy – घृणा interpretation – व्याख्या contented – संतुष्ट Nevertheless – फिर भी gem – मणि profound – गहन alchemy – रसायन विज्ञान chaotic – अराजक reverence – श्रद्धा stupor – अचेतनता Enrollment – नामांकन rave – बड़बड़ाना raving – पागल Intent – इरादा wit – बुद्धि wits – दिमाग oblivion – विस्मृति lad, laddie – बालक Barley – जौ Oat – जई muffin – टिकिया Bran – भूसी, चोकर Flakes – लच्छे lurk – घात में रहना sinister – भयावह feverish – डांवांडोल retract – वापस लेना skeptical – उलझन में abbreviation – संक्षिप्त नाम stringent – कड़ी से कड़ी peregrine – परदेशी foreigner – विदेशी expatriate – परदेशी expat – प्रवासी exile – निर्वासन assertive – दृढ़ निश्चय वाला empathize – सहानुभूति gratify – कृतार्थ करना tardy – धीमी funky – कायरता sedentary – गतिहीन जीवन Proprietor – मालिक competent – सक्षम contingent – आकस्मिक superfluous – ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा closeout – नीलाम bring into notice – ध्यान में लाना Take cognizance of – ध्यान में लाना rejig – बदलाव retort – करारा जवाब pass the buck – उत्तरदायित्व मढ़ना precarious – अनिश्चित defer – टालना disseminate – प्रसारित करना provocation – उकसावा iconic – प्रतिष्ठित lunatic – पागल मनुष्य placard – दीवार पर विज्ञापन चिपकाना placard – इश्तहार humanitarian – मानवीय hypertension – उच्च रक्तचाप vigorous – जोरदार epilepsy – मिरगी belly – पेट taut – तना हुआ adores – प्यार करते हैं adoration – आराधना PRECISE – सटीक vital – महत्वपूर्ण grasp – समझ reimbursement – भरपाई coveted – प्रतिष्ठित squeeze – निचोड़ feasible – संभव liaise – संबंध स्थापित करना pertaining – संबंधित Fistula – नासूर Infertility – बांझपन Naturopathy – प्राकृतिक चिकित्सा Venereal – कामी convalescence – स्वास्थ लाभ anomaly – विसंगति genital – यौन Congenital – जन्मजात Circumcision – खतना attributable – कारण exclusion – बहिष्कार Indemnity – हानि से सुरक्षा admissible – स्वीकार्य Prudent – विवेकी transcends – अतिक्रमण transcend – पार Wobble – लडखडाना condemnation – निंदा prevalent – प्रचलित immense – अत्यधिक certain – निश्चित certain – कुछ Redeemed – छुड़ाया whiskers – मूंछ tentacle – मूंछ mustache – मूंछ miser – कंजूस commencement – प्रारंभ serene – निर्मल perseverance – दृढ़ता toxin – विष stale – बासी abundant – प्रचुर strained – तनावपूर्ण erratic – अनियमित vanish – गायब diminishes – घटता rung – छड़ veil – परदा prerequisite – शर्त criterion – मापदंड satiated – तृप्त lineage – वंशावली Plunk – खनखनाहट rapport – घनिष्ठता enshrined – प्रतिष्ठापित persuaded – राजी estranged – पराया spacious – विशाल confectionery – हलवाई की दुकान riddle – पहेली conscientious – ईमानदार dedication – निष्ठा introspection – आत्मनिरीक्षण

Basic 🆚 Advanced English 1. I’m sure → I’m certain! 2. It’s rude → It’s disrespectful! 3. It’s fair → It’s reasonable! 4. It’s unfair → It’s unjust! 5. I’m lucky → I’m fortunate! 6. It’s clear → It’s obvious! 7. It’s risky → It’s perilous! 8. I’m careful → I’m cautious! 9. It’s bright → It’s radiant! 10. It’s dark → It’s gloomy! Double TAP ♥️ if you found this helpful!

💼 Simple vs Professional English 💼 1️⃣ I need your help. → I would appreciate your assistance. 2️⃣ Send me the details. → Kindly share the particulars. 3️⃣ I’m okay with it. → That’s acceptable to me. 4️⃣ I don’t know. → I’m not certain about that. 5️⃣ I’ll try my best. → I’ll make every possible effort. Double Tap ❤️ if you liked this ⚡ Please share this post with your friends and Study Related Groups 🙏

🌍 IN vs AT – Common Place Prepositions ✨ Use IN ➝ inside a space/building/city 🏙️ Use AT ➝ exact location/point 📍 🏠 In a room 🌆 In a city 🛏️ In a bed 🚌 In a building 🏨 In a hotel 📍 At the door 🛤️ At the station 🏫 At the school gate 🎉 At a party 💻 At work ✨ Double Tap ❤️ if you learned something new! ⚡ Share this with your friends to help them too! 🙌

📌 Very capable – accomplished 📌 Very clean – spotless 📌 Very clever – brilliant 📌 Very cold – freezing 📌 Very dirty – squalid 📌 Very dry – parched 📌 Very fast – swift 📌 Very good – superb 📌 Very happy – jubilant 📌 Very hot – scalding 📌 Very hungry – ravenous 📌 Very large – colossal 📌 Very light – imponderable 📌 Very high – sky-high 📌 Very neat – immaculate 📌 Very old – ancient 📌 Very poor – destitute 📌 Very quiet – silent 📌 Very rude – vulgar 📌 Very serious – solemn 📌 Very small – tiny 📌 Very strong – unyielding 📌 Very tasty – delicious 📌 Very tired – exhausted 📌 Very valuable – precious 📌 Very weak – feeble 📌 Very wet – soaked 📌 Very wicked – villainous 📌 Very wise – sagacious 📌 Very worried – anxious 📌 Very dangerous – malignant 📌 Very complex – overspecified 📌 Very frequent – continual

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"Mood Off? Here Are Simple Replies"* 1. My mood is a little off today. ➤ आज मूड थोड़ा सा ऑफ है। 2. I just need some quiet time. ➤ बस थोड़ी शांति चाहिए। 3. Not feeling like talking right now. ➤ अभी बात करने का मन नहीं है। 4. I’m trying to calm myself down. ➤ खुद को शांत करने की कोशिश कर रहा/रही हूँ। 5. My mind feels heavy today. ➤ आज दिमाग भारी-भारी लग रहा है। 6. I’m not in the best mood, but I’ll be fine. ➤ मूड सही नहीं है, पर मैं ठीक हो जाऊँगा/जाऊँगी। 7. Just want some space for a while. ➤ थोड़ी देर अकेला रहना चाहता/चाहती हूँ। 8. I don’t know what’s wrong, just feeling low. ➤ पता नहीं क्या हुआ, बस लो लग रहा है। 9. Give me some time, I’ll get back. ➤ थोड़ा समय दो, मैं वापस नॉर्मल हो जाऊँगा/जाऊँगी। 10. Mood swings are hitting today. ➤ आज मूड स्विंग्स ज़्यादा हो रहे हैं।

♦️USEFUL IDIOMS ♦️ ‘The best of both worlds’ – to enjoy two different opportunities at the same time. “By working part-time and looking after her kids two days a week she managed to get the best of both worlds.” ♦️ ‘Speak of the devil’ – this means that the person you’re just talking about actually appears at that moment. “Hi Tom, speak of the devil, I was just telling Sara about your new car.” ♦️ ‘See eye to eye’ – this means agreeing with someone. “They finally saw eye to eye on the business deal.” ♦️ ‘Once in a blue moon’ – an event that happens infrequently. “I only go to the cinema once in a blue moon.” ♦️ ‘When pigs fly’ – something that will never happen. “When pigs fly she’ll tidy up her room.” ♦️ ‘To cost an arm and a leg’– something is very expensive. “Fuel these days costs and arm and a leg.” ♦️ ‘A piece of cake’– something is very easy. “The English test was a piece of cake.” ♦️ ‘Let the cat out of the bag’ – to accidentally reveal a secret. “I let the cat out of the bag about their wedding plans.” ♦️ ‘To feel under the weather’ – to not feel well. “I’m really feeling under the weather today; I have a terrible cold.” ♦️ ‘To kill two birds with one stone’ – to solve two problems at once. “By taking my dad on holiday, I killed two birds with one stone. I got to go away but also spend time with him.” ♦️ ‘To cut corners’ – to do something badly or cheaply. “They really cut corners when they built this bathroom; the shower is leaking.” ♦️ ‘To add insult to injury’ – to make a situation worse. “To add insult to injury the car drove off without stopping after knocking me off my bike.” ♦️ ‘You can’t judge a book by its cover’ – to not judge someone or something based solely on appearance. “I thought this no-brand bread would be horrible; turns out you can’t judge a book by its cover.” ♦️ ‘Break a leg’ – means ‘good luck’ (often said to actors before they go on stage). “Break a leg Sam, I’m sure your performance will be great.” ♦️ ‘To hit the nail on the head’ – to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. “He hit the nail on the head when he said this company needs more HR support.” Join @english_vocab_grammar