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2022-01-20 16:12:02 Why English is so hard to learn?

Because of Homonym

Homonym: a word that is spelled the same and sounds the same as another, but is different in meaning or origin.

For example, the noun ‘bear’ and the verb ‘bear’ are homonyms. 

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2022-01-19 10:10:06 Speaking Vocabularies Band 8.5

Explore all avenues : to try everything in order to find a solution and avoid trouble

E: It is a difficult thing to do therefore , we must explore all avenues if we really want it done .

Every time someone turns around : very often , too often.

E: He asks me for some money every time I turn around .
E: My mom shouts at me every time I turn around.

Eager beaver : a very hardworking and enthusiastic person.

E: My boss is an eager beaver . E: Her father is a real eager beaver . He usually works 12 hours a day .

Eyes are bigger than one's stomach : to take more food than you can possibly eat .

E: I'm afraid that your eyes are bigger than your stomach . You can't eat all this.

To eat like a bird: to eat very little

E: Jane eats like a bird , no wonder she can keep herself so slim .
E: Don't make too much for lunch because she eats like a bird .

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2022-01-17 18:30:52 Use "DUE" in a correct way.

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2022-01-17 08:14:10 English Verbs To Say 'To Decrease'

To Descend - Formal word meaning the opposite of ‘ascend’.
E.g
He descended the stairs quickly as the lift was out of order.

To Decrease - The opposite to increase.
E.g
The decrease in the standard of living was clearly visible. More people relying on social welfare payments and more people are unemployed.

To Fall - This can be used in many situations. It will describe a downward movement.
E.g
He fell off the chair but was not hurt.
Average household income fell by 1.3% in the first two years following the end of the recession.

To Plummet - An opposite to surge. When something falls quickly and steeply we can use plummet.
E.g
The shares plummeted when the news broke that the company had lost a major government contract.

To Minimise - To lower something to the lowest possible level.
E.g
People with high-pressure jobs should try to minimise stress levels in other areas of their lives.

To Shrink - To become smaller in size.
E.g
Sue washed her cardigan on a high-temperature cycle, she noticed that it had shrunk.

To Drop - Similar to fall but cannot always be used in the same way (we cannot say he dropped off the chair!)
E.g
No sign of spring yet. The temperature dropped to -8C last night.
Earnings dropped sharply in the fourth quarter.

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2022-01-16 23:53:57 IELTS Listening Map Vocabularies

Prepositions and adverbs

above/below
across the road
at the top/at the bottom
before you get to
behind
beside
clockwise/anti-clockwise
directly = straight
in between
in the middle of = in the centre of
inside/outside
just beyond = a little beyond = just past
left-hand side/right-hand side
next to = alongside = adjoining = joined with
north east, south east, north west, south west
To the north / to the south / to the east / to the west
in the southwest/in the northeast
slightly west of
on the left/on the right/on the far side
opposite
through
in front of = onward = forward = on ahead = ahead
to the left of/to the right of
underground = subterranean
upstairs/downstairs

Verbs

start by
go up / go down
cross = pass over = cut across
run through = cross = pass through = go through
is located = is situated = lies = is = there is

Nouns

path = way
area = field = zone
roundabout
site = place = location
housing area = residential
area = sleeping area
entrance = doorway
crossroad = intersection = junction
edge = boundary = end = fringe

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2022-01-15 19:15:06 English verbs to say increase

To Rise - Can be used in many situations when referring to an improvement.
E.g
The temperature will rise tomorrow from -1 to + 4 o C. 
House prices have risen this year. It was not unexpected as demand outweighs the supply.

To Increase - Again like rise, we can use this word in multiple circumstances.
E.g
The average temperature on Earth will increase due to global warming. 
House prices will increase over the next few years as inflation picks up.

To Surge - Usually used when an increase is sudden (quick) and unexpected.
E.g
The water surged over the bank and quickly flooded the village.

To Ascend - Quite formal. We often use this when referring to elevators or lifts or stairs.
E.g
He ascended the stairs two at a time.

To Gain - Often used in business and finance to describe an improvement in profit, income or performance.
E.g
The shares gained over 2% in early trading. 
The company has gained a 20% share in the domestic market.

To Improve - A general word used in all circumstances to reflect an upturn in performance, your health or normal day to day activities.
E.g
The property has improved thanks to the new decoration.

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