Let's explore the fascinating world of prepositions! Prepositions show the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence. For example, "The cat is on the table" uses the preposition "on" to indicate the cat's location.

❓ Which sentence uses the preposition "on" correctly to describe a date?

❤️ I will see you in Monday.
🥰 I will see you on Monday.
👍 I will see you at Monday.

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✍️ COMMON GRAMMAR MISTAKES IN ENGLISH

Hey everyone! Let's tackle some common grammar slip-ups.

A frequent mistake is confusing "there," "their," and "they're." Remember that "there" indicates a place, "their" shows possession, and "they're" is a contraction of "they are."

For example: "They're going to leave their books there." Another common error is using the wrong form of "to be." Make sure your verb agrees with the subject!

For example: Correct: "He is happy." Incorrect: "He are happy."

Key Points:
• "There," "their," and "they're" have different meanings.
• Subject-verb agreement is essential.

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Ever get confused by conditionals? These sentences express conditions and their results! For example, the first conditional is used for likely future situations, often using if + present simple, will + base verb. It helps us predict outcomes based on what we do.

❓ Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?

❤️ If I will win the lottery, I would travel the world.
🥰 If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.
👍 If I would win the lottery, I travel the world.

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1. Selfie: A photograph taken of oneself, typically using a smartphone.

2. Flex: To show off or boast about something, often pertaining to one's achievements, possessions, or physical fitness.

3. Influencer: A person who has a significant following on social media platforms and has the ability to influence others' opinions and behavior.

4. Troll: A person who intentionally provokes or harasses others online, often through negative or offensive comments.

5. YOLO: Acronym for "You Only Live Once," used as a slogan to encourage taking risks or doing something spontaneous.

6. Hangry: A combination of "hungry" and "angry," referring to the feelings of irritability or anger caused by being hungry.

7. FOMO: Acronym for "Fear Of Missing Out," describing the anxiety or feeling of being left out when one sees others enjoying experiences or events.

8. Binge-watch: To watch multiple episodes of a TV series or movies in rapid succession, usually through streaming platforms.

9. Ghosting: The act of suddenly and completely cutting off communication with someone, particularly in dating or relationships.

10. Zoom-bombing: Invading or disrupting a virtual meeting on the Zoom platform, often by sharing inappropriate content or causing interruptions.

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📝 FORMAL VS INFORMAL WRITING IN ENGLISH

Hey there! Ever wondered how to adjust your writing style? It's all about being formal or informal!

Formal writing is used in professional settings. "I am writing to inquire about..."

Informal writing is casual, for friends and family. "Hey, just wanted to ask..."

Key Points:
• Formal: Serious tone, complex sentences.
• Informal: Relaxed tone, contractions are okay.
• Choose the right style for your audience!

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