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Ways to improve your written english ★ expand your vocabulary to express yourself clearly , you need a good active vocabulary . that’s not just being able to recognise lots of words – it means actually being able to use them correctly . do this by learning new words with example sentences , not just word lists . tip : when you learn a new word , try learn all the forms of that word and the prepositions that are usually used with it . ( for example , rather than just the word 'depend' , make a note of : to depend on , to be dependent on , a dependant . ) ★ master english spelling you must know how to spell those words correctly . incorrect spelling changes the meaning of your sentence . for example : ‘bare’ and ‘bear’ sound the same but ‘bare’ means naked and ‘bear’ is a large animal . additionally , incorrect spelling makes it difficult for the reader to understand what you’ve written . tip : practice your spelling using flash cards and test yourself whenever you have some spare time . ★ read regularly people often say that we learn to write best by reading . reading in english is useful in many ways . it is a great way to get an idea of the different styles of writing and see how to use words appropriately . tip : choose books or articles with topics that interest you . learning shouldn’t be boring . read each text several times to make sure you understand how to use new words and expressions in the text . ★ improve your grammar grammar is very important because it improves the quality of your writing . always use the appropriate tense and remember to use punctuation . punctuation is a great way to make your writing clear and fluent . tip : always proof-read your writing twice . the first time , look for general mistakes and the second time look for mistakes with the particular grammar point your are studying at the moment . ★ just do it ! writing can be daunting . however , the best way to improve is get a pen and paper or sit in front of your computer and actually write . be prepared to write several versions of each text because even for professional writers , the first draft is never perfect . remember , practice makes perfect , so now is the best time to sit down and get started . @studyroom777

🍄 🍄10 Most Beautiful Idioms in the English Language 🍄🍄 1. It takes two to tango Everyone knows that two people are needed to dance the tango, so this expression means that if there has been some kind of unpleasant situation in which two people were involved, they are both to blame. Example: She blames Sarah for stealing her husband. But anyway, it takes two to tango. 2. Variety is the spice of life This idiom means that new and different experiences make life more interesting and enjoyable. Example: I’ve lived in four different countries over the past five years, and next year I will move to India. Variety is the spice of life! 3. Every cloud has a silver lining This idiom means that in every negative situation, there is also something positive. Example: “I lost my phone yesterday.” “Well, now you can buy the phone you’ve been wanting. Every cloud has a silver lining!” 4. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones This idiom means that you shouldn’t criticize other people’s negative personality traits or mistakes when you have those same traits or have made the same mistakes. Example: Susan says that Carla is jealous, but Susan is even more jealous. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. 5. Burn your bridges This idiom, which you have probably heard, means to do something that makes it impossible to return to an earlier state or condition. Example: I think you really burned your bridges when you announced you were quitting and proceeded to insult your manager in front of all of your colleagues. 6. Burn the midnight oil Students know this idiom. It means to stay up late and work and study very hard. It can also mean that a person has been working very hard at something over a period of time. Example: Jim has to burn the midnight oil to pass that exam. 7. Water under the bridge This idiom in English means that problems and difficulties that happened in the past can’t be changed, and one should forget about them and move forward. Example: It was terrible that your car was stolen, but it is water under the bridge now, so you must move forward. 8. Wear your heart on your sleeve This means to not hide your feelings; to let everyone know by your words and actions how you feel. Example: He’s the kind of guy who wears his heart on his sleeve. 9. What goes around comes around You probably know the song by this name which was sung by Justin Timberlake. You could translate this with the phrase “you will reap what you sow.” In other words, we eventually feel the consequences of what we say or do. Example: People say what goes around comes around. So be careful… 10. Two’s company, three’s a crowd Some situations – such as a date – are fine with two people, but awkward or uncomfortable when there are three. Example: The couple wanted to go on holiday with their friend. But two’s company, three’s a crowd, so none of them were able to enjoy themselves. 📍@esyenglish_ee

🍄 🍄10 Most Beautiful Idioms in the English Language 🍄🍄 1. It takes two to tango Everyone knows that two people are needed to dance the tango, so this expression means that if there has been some kind of unpleasant situation in which two people were involved, they are both to blame. Example: She blames Sarah for stealing her husband. But anyway, it takes two to tango. 2. Variety is the spice of life This idiom means that new and different experiences make life more interesting and enjoyable. Example: I’ve lived in four different countries over the past five years, and next year I will move to India. Variety is the spice of life! 3. Every cloud has a silver lining This idiom means that in every negative situation, there is also something positive. Example: “I lost my phone yesterday.” “Well, now you can buy the phone you’ve been wanting. Every cloud has a silver lining!” 4. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones This idiom means that you shouldn’t criticize other people’s negative personality traits or mistakes when you have those same traits or have made the same mistakes. Example: Susan says that Carla is jealous, but Susan is even more jealous. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. 5. Burn your bridges This idiom, which you have probably heard, means to do something that makes it impossible to return to an earlier state or condition. Example: I think you really burned your bridges when you announced you were quitting and proceeded to insult your manager in front of all of your colleagues. 6. Burn the midnight oil Students know this idiom. It means to stay up late and work and study very hard. It can also mean that a person has been working very hard at something over a period of time. Example: Jim has to burn the midnight oil to pass that exam. 7. Water under the bridge This idiom in English means that problems and difficulties that happened in the past can’t be changed, and one should forget about them and move forward. Example: It was terrible that your car was stolen, but it is water under the bridge now, so you must move forward. 8. Wear your heart on your sleeve This means to not hide your feelings; to let everyone know by your words and actions how you feel. Example: He’s the kind of guy who wears his heart on his sleeve. 9. What goes around comes around You probably know the song by this name which was sung by Justin Timberlake. You could translate this with the phrase “you will reap what you sow.” In other words, we eventually feel the consequences of what we say or do. Example: People say what goes around comes around. So be careful… 10. Two’s company, three’s a crowd Some situations – such as a date – are fine with two people, but awkward or uncomfortable when there are three. Example: The couple wanted to go on holiday with their friend. But two’s company, three’s a crowd, so none of them were able to enjoy themselves. 📍@esyenglish_ee

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