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The saying "Curiosity killed the cat" warns that being overly curious can lead to trouble or danger.

Here in the picture, quite famous saying is hidden. can try to get what is there ? #quizetime @Edu_side

When my friend has no idea to answer in IELTS speaking part 3😅😂 Tips to avoid this 👇👇👇 1. Stay Relevant: Address the question directly, without going off-topic. 2. Elaborate: Provide detailed explanations but avoid rambling. 3. Vary Vocabulary: Use a range of vocabulary to showcase your language skills. 4. Support with Examples: Back up your points with real-life examples or experiences. 5. Listen Carefully: Pay attention to the examiner's questions and respond accordingly. #ieltsspeaking @Edu_side

🔍 "Know Of" vs "Know About" 🔎 "Know of" implies a basic awareness of something or someone, without in-depth knowledge. It's like recognizing a name without knowing the details. Example: I know of Maya Angelou, but I haven’t read her work. "Know about," on the other hand, indicates familiarity with the subject or a deeper understanding. Example: I know about Maya Angelou’s poetry; her work on human rights is inspiring. Remember: "Know of" = Awareness "Know about" = Familiarity Share this with someone who loves learning English! 📘✨ #grammar @Edu_side

"Knowledge ennobles the humble and humbles the noble" This is something deep, try to get a nugget of wisdom here #wisequote @Edu_side

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Frown on/upon something - to dissaprove of something Ex 1: In traditional Japanese culture, it is frowned upon to speak loudly in public spaces, as it is considered disrespectful Ex 2: Skipping class is frowned upon by teachers and school administrators because it can hinder students' academic progress. #vocab_time @Edu_side

5 Tips to Boost Reading Comprehension 🔹Active Engagement: Question and summarize as you read to deepen understanding. 🔹Build Vocabulary: Learn new words to better grasp text meanings. 🔹Skimming and Scanning: Quickly identify key ideas and details. 🔹Critical Thinking: Analyze texts to improve insight and understanding. 🔹Regular Reading: Diversify sources to strengthen comprehension skills. @Edu_side

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Have you noticed the mistake here 🤔 Write down your response #quiztime @Edu_side

Call on - to come to see someone; visit someone Ex: I plan to call on my grandparents this weekend to see how they are doing. #vocab_time @Edu_side