A two-minute IDIOM quiz Hi everyone, Enjoy doing this two-minute IDIOM quiz and get an instant result with feedback. Click this link to go to the quiz: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJz7p8ffE5cVXmnY5yPJB17vk9CmhI0MOFs9jZF6ksWnCe1w/viewform Happy Learning, Happy Sharing! Best wishes,Dharmendra ShethFounder, Fluentlingua, Surat PS. The word “idiom” has two basic meanings. According to an online Cambridge Dictionary, an idiom (countable) means…
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Hello, Just in case you know some English language learner in or around Surat… Thanks very much in advance. ???
Hello everyone, Till about a year ago, I used to believe that communicating with unerring accuracy is a primary goal for success in any field. I was wrong. I was never more wrong. By the way, is it grammatically correct to say that one is now more wrong than before or wronger than before? I…
Mind Your Table Manners! by Hasmukh Umaria Senior Teacher, Fluentlingua, Surat Have you ever found it disgusting to see a person eating in front of you in a strange way? Isn’t it awkward to sit and eat when such people are around you? I am sure you hate their table manners but often you cannot…
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“The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night.” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow I have known and believed in this quote ever since I came across this in 1990. But now when I look back, after about three…
“You’re never too cool to learn something new.” An interesting line I’ve just read in a pop-up window while browsing Merriam-Webster website. And I thought of sharing a similar idea with you. Note for English language learners: “Everyday” (adjective) is different from “every day” (adverb phrase). Study the following examples. b) He comes here…