Here are expressions to express sadness that English learners can use:
1️⃣ Feeling blue – I’ve been feeling blue since they moved away.
2️⃣ Down in the dumps – She’s been down in the dumps all week.
3️⃣ Heartbroken – He was heartbroken after the breakup.
4️⃣ Crying your heart out – She cried her heart out after the bad news.
5️⃣ Lost for words – I was lost for words when I heard the tragic news.
6️⃣ Heavy-hearted – I left the meeting feeling heavy-hearted.
7️⃣ A lump in my throat – I felt a lump in my throat during the sad movie.
8️⃣ Tears welling up – Tears welled up in her eyes as she said goodbye.
💬Which expression do you think is the saddest? Let me know!
1️⃣ Feeling blue – I’ve been feeling blue since they moved away.
2️⃣ Down in the dumps – She’s been down in the dumps all week.
3️⃣ Heartbroken – He was heartbroken after the breakup.
4️⃣ Crying your heart out – She cried her heart out after the bad news.
5️⃣ Lost for words – I was lost for words when I heard the tragic news.
6️⃣ Heavy-hearted – I left the meeting feeling heavy-hearted.
7️⃣ A lump in my throat – I felt a lump in my throat during the sad movie.
8️⃣ Tears welling up – Tears welled up in her eyes as she said goodbye.
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Technology
Regular Vocabulary: computer, phone, internet, app, social media
IELTS Vocabulary: automation, innovation, cybersecurity, digital revolution, artificial intelligence
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Regular Vocabulary: computer, phone, internet, app, social media
IELTS Vocabulary: automation, innovation, cybersecurity, digital revolution, artificial intelligence
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Family and Relationships
Regular Vocabulary: mother, father, brother, friend, marriage
IELTS Vocabulary: nuclear family, extended family, sibling rivalry, marital harmony, interpersonal relationships
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Regular Vocabulary: mother, father, brother, friend, marriage
IELTS Vocabulary: nuclear family, extended family, sibling rivalry, marital harmony, interpersonal relationships
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Environment
Regular Vocabulary: trees, air, water, animals, pollution
IELTS Vocabulary: deforestation, biodiversity, ecosystem, carbon footprint, renewable energy
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Regular Vocabulary: trees, air, water, animals, pollution
IELTS Vocabulary: deforestation, biodiversity, ecosystem, carbon footprint, renewable energy
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Money
👍 financial stability, economic growth, disposable income, expenditure, investment
❤️ money, bank, buy, sell, pay
What do you think, which one can be IELTS vocabulary?
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❤️ IELTS vocabulary
👍 IELTS vocabulary
👍 financial stability, economic growth, disposable income, expenditure, investment
❤️ money, bank, buy, sell, pay
What do you think, which one can be IELTS vocabulary?
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❤️ IELTS vocabulary
👍 IELTS vocabulary
Introducing bad news
❇️I'm afraid
🔹you didn't get the grades.
🔹we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔹we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹your dog's died.
❇️I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you:
🔸you didn't get the grades.
🔸we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔸we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔸your dog's died.
❇️Unfortunately, I'm afraid
🔹you didn't get the grades.
🔹we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔹we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹your dog's died.
✳️I've got some bad news for you: I'm afraid
🔸you didn't get the grades.
🔸we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔸we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔸your dog's died.
✳️Say something positive too
🔹You did really well in your interview, but I'm afraid we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹It's not all bad news though, because you can apply to another university.
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❇️I'm afraid
🔹you didn't get the grades.
🔹we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔹we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹your dog's died.
❇️I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you:
🔸you didn't get the grades.
🔸we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔸we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔸your dog's died.
❇️Unfortunately, I'm afraid
🔹you didn't get the grades.
🔹we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔹we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹your dog's died.
✳️I've got some bad news for you: I'm afraid
🔸you didn't get the grades.
🔸we've got to cancel your holiday.
🔸we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔸your dog's died.
✳️Say something positive too
🔹You did really well in your interview, but I'm afraid we're not going to be able to offer you the job.
🔹It's not all bad news though, because you can apply to another university.
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🟡 Intermediate-quiz
He didn’t realize that he _____ the wrong train.
He didn’t realize that he _____ the wrong train.
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🔴Go on doing vs Go on to do🔴
Phrasal verb
🔘Go on is a phrasal verb. Phrasal verbs, or as they're sometimes known, multi-word verbs, are very common in English.
🔘They're formed of a main verb and a particle - a preposition or an adverb.
🔴Go on doing
🔘If you go on doing something, you continue doing it.
🔘After that interruption, I'd like to go on talking now.
🔘I really like this city! I'd like to go on living here for years!
🔘This is a false alarm. Please go on doing your work and do not evacuate.
🔴Go on to do
🔘If you go on to do something, you progress on to doing it - often in the future.
🔘I'd like to go on to study more languages.
🔘You could go on to have an even better job!
🔘After finishing university he went on to become a mathematician.
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Phrasal verb
🔘Go on is a phrasal verb. Phrasal verbs, or as they're sometimes known, multi-word verbs, are very common in English.
🔘They're formed of a main verb and a particle - a preposition or an adverb.
🔴Go on doing
🔘If you go on doing something, you continue doing it.
🔘After that interruption, I'd like to go on talking now.
🔘I really like this city! I'd like to go on living here for years!
🔘This is a false alarm. Please go on doing your work and do not evacuate.
🔴Go on to do
🔘If you go on to do something, you progress on to doing it - often in the future.
🔘I'd like to go on to study more languages.
🔘You could go on to have an even better job!
🔘After finishing university he went on to become a mathematician.
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🧑🎓Many students often make mistakes in writing some words incorrectly as they are ambiguous
about their spellings. Committing spelling errors can cost you in IELTS exam as it increases the
number of errors in your writing tasks.
Write correct spelling of the following words which are incorrectly written:
Beleive
Seperate
Furthremore
Repitition
Immidiately
Acknowlegment
Foriegner
Fourword
Confidantly
Faithfuly
Sincerly
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about their spellings. Committing spelling errors can cost you in IELTS exam as it increases the
number of errors in your writing tasks.
Write correct spelling of the following words which are incorrectly written:
Beleive
Seperate
Furthremore
Repitition
Immidiately
Acknowlegment
Foriegner
Fourword
Confidantly
Faithfuly
Sincerly
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⭕️Expression ”YOLO"⭕️
✍The expression 'YOLO' - abbreviation for 'you only live once' - is used when people want to remind others to live for the present.
✍Examples
🔸I decided to buy that new car! I know it's expensive, but YOLO!
🔸She aid that I was boring and left me! The last thing she said was 'YOLO'!
🔸Bertie quit his job as a bus driver and opened up a new sci-fi-themed cafe! YOLO.
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✍The expression 'YOLO' - abbreviation for 'you only live once' - is used when people want to remind others to live for the present.
✍Examples
🔸I decided to buy that new car! I know it's expensive, but YOLO!
🔸She aid that I was boring and left me! The last thing she said was 'YOLO'!
🔸Bertie quit his job as a bus driver and opened up a new sci-fi-themed cafe! YOLO.
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Vocabulary List: Daily Routines
Here are 10 useful words and phrases about daily routines:
🔹Wake up – to stop sleeping.
Example: I wake up at 7 a.m. every day.
🔹Brush teeth – to clean your teeth with a toothbrush.
Example: Don’t forget to brush your teeth before bed!
🔹Get dressed – to put on clothes.
Example: He gets dressed quickly in the morning.
🔹Have breakfast – to eat the first meal of the day.
Example: I usually have breakfast at 8 a.m.
🔹Go to school/work – to leave for school or your job.
Example: She goes to work by bus.
🔹Do homework – to complete school assignments.
Example: I always do my homework after dinner.
🔹Cook dinner – to prepare the evening meal.
Example: My mom cooks dinner every evening.
🔹Take a shower – to wash yourself in the shower.
Example: I take a shower before bed.
🔹Watch TV – to look at television programs.
Example: They watch TV after dinner.
🔹Go to bed – to lie down to sleep.
Example: He goes to bed at 10 p.m. every night.
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Here are 10 useful words and phrases about daily routines:
🔹Wake up – to stop sleeping.
Example: I wake up at 7 a.m. every day.
🔹Brush teeth – to clean your teeth with a toothbrush.
Example: Don’t forget to brush your teeth before bed!
🔹Get dressed – to put on clothes.
Example: He gets dressed quickly in the morning.
🔹Have breakfast – to eat the first meal of the day.
Example: I usually have breakfast at 8 a.m.
🔹Go to school/work – to leave for school or your job.
Example: She goes to work by bus.
🔹Do homework – to complete school assignments.
Example: I always do my homework after dinner.
🔹Cook dinner – to prepare the evening meal.
Example: My mom cooks dinner every evening.
🔹Take a shower – to wash yourself in the shower.
Example: I take a shower before bed.
🔹Watch TV – to look at television programs.
Example: They watch TV after dinner.
🔹Go to bed – to lie down to sleep.
Example: He goes to bed at 10 p.m. every night.
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She ______ up early every morning to go for a run.
👍wakes
❤️ gets
🔥 jumps
👍wakes
❤️ gets
🔥 jumps
Some ways to use 'practice'
🔹Practice has a lot of different meanings that you can use in many situations.
🔹Remember, this is practice with a C, not an S because it's a noun.
🔹Practice can be the reality of actually doing something, not just the idea or theory of it.
🔸It sounded like a good plan but in practice, it was terrible
🔹It can be used to describe a custom or tradition, like typical traditions in a country.
🔹In the UK, it's common practice to tip taxi drivers and hairdressers.
🔹We use it to describe an activity that we do regularly.
🔸I enjoy football practice because I love football and I see my friends.
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🔹Practice has a lot of different meanings that you can use in many situations.
🔹Remember, this is practice with a C, not an S because it's a noun.
🔹Practice can be the reality of actually doing something, not just the idea or theory of it.
🔸It sounded like a good plan but in practice, it was terrible
🔹It can be used to describe a custom or tradition, like typical traditions in a country.
🔹In the UK, it's common practice to tip taxi drivers and hairdressers.
🔹We use it to describe an activity that we do regularly.
🔸I enjoy football practice because I love football and I see my friends.
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English Challenge: Spot the Mistake
Each sentence below has one mistake. Can you find it and correct it? Share your answers in the comments!
1. She don’t like to eat spicy food.
2. I goes to school by bus every day.
3. There is two apples on the table.
4. He didn’t ate breakfast this morning.
5. We needs to finish our homework before dinner.
6. They is playing football in the park.
7. My sister have a new pair of shoes.
8. Yesterday, I go to the library.
9. He don’t wants to join the trip.
10. I am reading a book when the phone ringed.
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Each sentence below has one mistake. Can you find it and correct it? Share your answers in the comments!
1. She don’t like to eat spicy food.
2. I goes to school by bus every day.
3. There is two apples on the table.
4. He didn’t ate breakfast this morning.
5. We needs to finish our homework before dinner.
6. They is playing football in the park.
7. My sister have a new pair of shoes.
8. Yesterday, I go to the library.
9. He don’t wants to join the trip.
10. I am reading a book when the phone ringed.
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💡 Challenge your friends! See who can fix all the mistakes first! 😊