English Knowledge

20 PHRASAL VERBS YOU SHOULD KNOW! 📌 1. Aim for - to direct effort or intention toward a goal 2. Bang into _ to bump or collide with something accidentally 3. Bear out - to confirm or support a statement or claim 4. Boil up - to rise to the surface (emotion or liquid) 5. Break in on - to interrupt suddenly 6. Carry over - to transfer or continue to another time/place 7. Check off - to mark items on a list as completed 8. Come apart - to fall into pieces; to disintegrate emotionally 9. Cough up - to give unwillingly (money, information) 10. Drag down - to reduce someone's mood, status, or value 11. Ease into - to enter gradually or gently 12. Figure on - to plan or expect 13. Give over - to hand over control or responsibility 14. Hush up - to try to keep something secret 15. Jump at — to eagerly accept an opportunity 16. Look over - to inspect or examine briefly 17. Measure up - to meet expectations or standards 18. Play at - to pretend to do something unseriously 19. Root for - to support someone or something 20. Space out - to lose concentration or become inattentive

20 IDIOMS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW 🔊 1. Devil's advocate - Argue the opposite for debate's sake 2. Don't cry wolf - Don't lie repeatedly 3. Down to earth - Practical and humble 4. Draw the line - Set a clear boundary 5. Every cloud has a silver lining - There's good in every bad situation 6. Fall on deaf ears - Be ignored 7. Feather in your cap - An achievement to be proud of 8. Find your feet - Adjust to a new situation 9. Fish out of water - Uncomfortable in new surroundings 10. Get a taste of your own medicine - Receive the same treatment you give 11. Go the extra mile - Put in extra effort 12. Have bigger fish to fry - More important matters to attend to 13. Have your head in the clouds - Be unrealistic 14. Hit the jackpot - Be very successful 15. If it ain't broke, don't fix it - Don't change something that works 16. In hot water - In trouble 17. It's not rocket science - It's simple 18. Keep something at bay - Prevent something bad 19. Leave no stone unturned - Search thoroughly 20. Let sleeping dogs lie - Don't bring up old issues

100 ADVANCED VOCABULARIES YOU MUST KNOW🧠 1. Analyze - Examine in detail 2. Synthesize - Combine ideas 3. Interpret - Explain the meaning 4. Evaluate - Judge or assess 5. Justify - Prove with reasons 6. Conclude - Decide after thinking 7. Illustrate - Show with examples 8. Demonstrate - Show clearly 9. Emphasize - Give importance to 10. Recommend - Suggest something 11. Imply - Suggest without saying 12. Assert - State strongly 13. Correlate - Show a connection 14. Compare - Show similarities 15. Contrast - Show differences 16. Cite - Refer to (a source) 17. Define - Explain the meaning 18. Outline - Summarize main points 19. Predict - Say what will happen 20. Assess - Evaluate or judge 21. Intricate - Very detailed 22. Vivid - Clear and bright 23. Subtle - Slight or hidden 24. Lucid - Clear and easy to understand 25. Tedious - Boring and long 26. Flawed - Not perfect 27. Compelling - Hard to resist 28. Harsh - Rough or cruel 29. Mellow - Soft and calm 30. Chaotic - Very disorganized 31. Meticulous - Very careful 32. Cautious - Careful to avoid danger 33. Dynamic - Full of energy 34. Vibrant - Bright and lively 35. Dull - Boring 36. Stark - Plain, clear contrast 37. Dense - Thick or crowded 38. Fragile - Easy to break 39. Tangible - Can be touched or felt 40. Elusive - Hard to catch or define 41. Grateful - Thankful 42. Anxious - Nervous or worried 43. Delighted - Very happy 44. Furious - Extremely angry 45. Reluctant - Unwilling 46. Nostalgic - Missing the past 47. Embarrassed - Ashamed or shy 48. Inspired - Motivated creatively 49. Confident - Sure of oneself 50. Hopeless - Without hope 51. Motivated - Eager to do something 52. Frustrated - Upset due to failure 53. Optimistic - Positive outlook 54. Hesitant - Unsure, pausing 55. Shocked - Extremely surprised 56. Resentful - Bitter about unfairness 57. Overwhelmed - Feeling too much at once 58. Curious - Wanting to know 59. Lonely - Feeling alone 60. Proud - Feeling pleased 61. Delegate - Assign tasks 62. Negotiate - Discuss to agree 63. Collaborate - Work together 64. Implement - Put into action 65. Strategize - Plan carefully 66. Innovate - Create something new 67. Outperform - Do better than 68. Facilitate - Make easier 69. Oversee - Supervise 70. Launch - Start or release 71. Promote - Support or advertise 72. Expand - Grow larger 73. Invest - Put in money/time 74. Merge - Combine into one 75. Budget - Plan money use 76. Forecast - Predict future 77. Rebrand - Change image or name 78. Consult - Ask for advice 79. Monitor - Watch closely 80. Benchmark - Standard of comparison 81. Hypothesis - An idea to test 82. Paradox - Contradictory truth 83. Phenomenon - Remarkable event 84. Ambiguity - Unclear meaning 85. Perspective - Point of view 86. Ideology - System of ideas 87. Discrepancy - Difference or conflict 88. Validity - Truth or logic 89. Deduction - Logical conclusion 90. Framework - Basic structure 91. Narrative - Story or account 92. Rationale - Reason or explanation 93. Paradigm - Model or pattern 94. Proposition - Statement or offer 95. Empirical - Based on experience 96. Abstract - Not concrete 97. Syntax - Sentence structure 98. Semantics - Word meanings 99. Implication - Suggested meaning 100. Assumption - Believed without proof

30 VERBS & THEIR SYNONYMS 🗣 1. Ask – Inquire, Solicit 2. Answer – Respond, Rejoin 3. Walk – Perambulate, Ambulate 4. Run – Scamper, Gambol 5. Eat – Devour, Masticate 6. Drink – Imbibe 7. Speak – Utter, Enunciate 8. Laugh – Chortle, Guffaw 9. Cry – Lament, Bemoan 10. Think – Ruminate, Cogitate 11. Love – Adore, Esteem 12. Hate – Abhor, Detest 13. Take – Procure, Appropriate 14. Give – Bequeath, Bestow 15. Make – Forge, Concoct 16. Break – Fracture, Sunder 17. Sleep – Slumber, Repose 18. Wake – Rouse, Emerge 19. Win – Triumph, Prevail 20. Lose – Forfeit, Succumb 21. Start – Commence, Initiate 22. End – Cease, Terminate 23. See – Behold, Perceive 24. Hear – Hark, Attend 25. Hold – Grasp, Clutch 26. Find – Discover, Unearth 27. Show – Exhibit, Reveal 28. Hide – Conceal, Veil 29. Live – Dwell, Exist 30. Die – Perish, Expire

ONE WORD REPLACEMENT 📋 able to be eaten—edible easy to access—accessible able to be printed—printable full of danger—hazardous able to be read—readable ready to happen—imminent easy to solve—solvable full of energy—vibrant difficult to explain—unexplainable able to be sold—saleable Counted able to be counted—countable able to be healed—curable able to be seen—visible not acceptable—unacceptable able to be avoided—avoidable easy to trust—trustworthy able to be copied—replicable able to be customized—customizable able to be shared online—shareable

Important phrasal verbs 🗣️ 1. Go over - to review 2. Hang out - to spend time casually 3. Hold on - to wait 4. Keep up - to maintain the same pace 5. Look after - to take care of 6. Look for - to search 7. Look forward to - to anticipate 8. Make up - to invent or reconcile 9. Pass away - to die 10. Pick up - to collect or learn 11. Put off - to postpone 12. Put on - to wear or to present 13. Run into - to meet unexpectedly 14. Run out of - to deplete a supply 15. Set up - to establish 16. Show up - to arrive 17. Shut down - to close 18. Take after - to resemble 19. Take off - to remove or to ascend (in flight) 20. Take over - to assume control 21. Throw away - to discard 22. Turn down - to reject 23. Turn up - to appear 24. Wake up - to stop sleeping 25. Work out - to exercise or to solve 26. Write down - to record in writing 27. Back up - to support or to make a copy 28. Bring about - to cause to happen 29. Come down with - to become ill 30. Come in - to enter

100 Basic to Advanced English Synonym 🗣️ 🗣️Common → Advanced Synonyms Big → Enormous Small → Tiny / Minute Happy → Jubilant / Elated Sad → Miserable / Despondent Fast → Rapid / Swift Slow → Sluggish / Leisurely Smart → Intelligent / Brilliant Stupid → Dumb / Ignorant Good → Excellent / Superb Bad → Awful / Dreadful Pretty → Gorgeous / Stunning Ugly → Hideous / Unattractive Angry → Furious / Enraged Tired → Exhausted / Fatigued Rich → Wealthy / Affluent Poor → Needy / Impoverished Easy → Simple / Effortless Hard → Difficult / Challenging Clean → Spotless / Immaculate Dirty → Filthy / Grimy Cold → Freezing / Chilly Hot → Boiling / Scorching Noisy → Loud / Boisterous Boring → Dull / Monotonous Busy → Occupied / Engaged Free → Available / Unoccupied Tasty → Delicious / Appetizing Quiet → Silent / Hushed Funny → Hilarious / Amusing Scary → Terrifying / Frightening Beautiful → Attractive / Elegant Strong → Powerful / Sturdy Weak → Frail / Fragile Brave → Courageous / Fearless Nice → Pleasant / Agreeable Mean → Rude / Cruel Friend → Companion / Ally Enemy → Opponent / Rival Important → Crucial / Vital Interesting → Fascinating / Captivating

English words with silent letters 🗣️ 1. Debt - The "b" is silent. 2. Subtle - The "b" is silent. 3. Doubt - The "b" is silent. 4. Knight - The "k" is silent. 5. Honor - The "h" is silent. 6. Hour - The "h" is silent. 7. Wrath - The "w" is silent. 8. Calm - The "I" is silent. 9. Half - The "" is silent. 10. Island - The "s" is silent. 11. Listen - The "t" is silent. 12. Castle - The "t" is silent.