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• Daily English words and Idioms - part 7

  

  learn the words "content, expect, instruct, positive, punish, represent, shake" and the idioms "call to account, early bird, even so".
  Content [ Noun ]
  Examples:
  - KabulEnglish has really good contents for learning English.
  - We take pills without knowing their content.
  - Nobody knows the content of cargos shipped out of Afghanistan by US troops.
  

• Daily English words and Idioms - part 6

  

  learn the words "solve, suddenly, suppose, universe, view, appropriate, avoid" and the idioms "by all means, by means of and by word of mouth".
  Solve [ Verb ]
  Examples:
  - I finally solved this algebra question. it was amazing.
  - In her free time, she solves crossword puzzles.
  - The sugar solves in hot water more quickly than cold water.
  

• Learn our daily English words and Idioms - part 5

  

  learn the words "amongst, comprehend, describe, instead of, planet, report, several" and the idioms "blue blood, bark up the wrong tree and beggar belief / description".
  Amongst [ Noun ]
  Examples:
  - A president should go amongst the people sometime.
  - Amongst the forest, there is a small cabin house.
  - The Buddhas of Bamiyan is amongst historical heritage of the world.
  - Messi and Ronaldo are amongst the best football players in the world.
  

• Daily English words and Idioms - part 4

  

  Whether you like to speak English fluently or want to read and understand articles and stories, you surely need to have a good knowledge of vocabularies.
  Having a strong memory of English words help us confidently listen and understand what others talk. in this part of our Daily English words and idioms, learn the words create, evil, experiment, nervous, noise, terrible, alien, at any rate, filled with joy & bang on time
  - first, take a look at the words in picture and learn the meanings.
  - then play the audio lecture and follow along the explanations with teacher.

• Daily English Words And Idioms - Part 3

  learn the words and Idioms "promise, reply, safe, trick, adventure, approach, carefully, all the best, ancient history and at large".
  - first, take a look at the words in picture and learn the meanings.
  - then play the audio lecture and follow along the explanations with teacher.

• Daily English words and Idioms - part 2

  In this part of our Daily English words and Idioms we are going to learn the words cruel, finally, hide, hunt, middle, moment and pleased. And to make your today's learning job even more interesting, we have added three useful idioms that are used in our daily conversations: alive and kicking, all along, all ears.

• Daily English words and Idioms - part 1

  Learn Our Daily English words and Idioms to improve your word power for speaking English efficiently and with confidence.
  in this article you will learn the words Afraid, agree, angry, arrive, attack, bottom, clever along with their meaning and examples. You will also have the opportunity to learn three daily English idioms that are used in our daily conversations. they are (it's) about time, act a part, against time/ against the clock.

• Top Hundred Most Used English Phrasal Verbs - Part Four

  

  76.   Hold Back;
  Examples:
  The elections results were held back due to fraud claims.
  Health workers are doing their best to hold back the spread of new variant of Covid-19.
  The manager could hardly hold back his anger.

• Top Hundred Most Used English Phrasal Verbs - Part Three

  51.   Hold Out
  Examples:
  He held out his hand to shake hands with me.
  My leather boot could hold out for many years despite overuse and soaking.
  Turkey will not be able to fully hold out the influx of refugees from Syria and Afghanistan.
  

• Top Hundred Most Used English Phrasal Verbs - Part Two

  26.   Carry on;
  Examples:
  Children carried on their activity despite feeling tired.
  Some people still carry on to their old customs despite being exposed to modern traditions.
  Being able to carry on big businesses really takes courage and efforts.
  

• Top Hundred Most Used English Phrasal Verbs - Part One

  1.   Go on;
  Examples:
  Although a heavy rain was going on, they went on to start the second half of the game.
  Our efforts will go on until we find the missing people in the forest.
  The high price cannot go on forever. someone in this country will take action and control the markets.
  I don't know what's going on.

• Getting started with basics of English - part-1

  How and where to start learning English as an elementary student of English?
  In this article we are going to lay out the steps for getting started with learning English.
  English language despite its tricky usages, has a good and well defined rules. Parts of speech, for example is a good structural introduction of this language.
  having a clear road map for learning English language can help us avoid confusion and make effective progress.

• A complete introduction to parts of speech

  

  In grammar term, the word "speech" refers to all set of words or sentences that we make when we talk, and this "speech" is made up of some components that are called "Parts of speech". Generally, there are nine parts for our speech. each part is a word or set of words that is put into a category based on its syntactic functions in the sentence.

• An introduction to adjectives in English

  Adjectives play a very important role in our daily English speaking, such that without them we cannot express our opinions or introduce something to others. when we talk about something we most probably describe or introduce it, so whether we talk about color, size, material or about quality and quantity, none of these can happen without the help of adjectives.

• Learn about adjectives and how are they placed in the sentences, along with examples

  Adjective is a word that modifies a noun. adjectives are used singly or in a combination, to give information about size, shape, type, quality, material or idea.
  Adjectives that are placed before a noun are called attributive adjectives, which describe the noun.
  When Adjectives are placed after a noun they are called predicative adjectives. predicative adjectives are linked to the noun (subject) by a linking verb.
  Linking verbs connect the subject of the sentence to an adjective, to give more information about the subject.
  All forms of to be verb are linking verbs;
  be, am, is, are, was, were, would be, have been, etc
  "sound, look, seem, feel, become, taste, appear" are also linking verbs.
  

• Getting started with basics of English - part-2

  How and where to start learning English as an elementary student of English?
  In part two of "getting started with basics of english" we are going to dive deeper into learning of english basics by introducing subjects like asking Wh-questions with the help of verb "be", making short answers with "be", asking "what's it like?" questions and more.

• Present Continues Tense

  Tense is the form of the verb which shows when an action has happened. There no action or work takes place except within a time; whether it be present, past or future. present continues tense is used to show an ongoing action. in this lesson you will learn all about "tense" and "present continues tense" and their usages.

• Apostrophe s - definition, usages and rules

  To show that something belongs to someone we use apostrophe s ('s) . we add ('s) after the owner's name and following that the name of the thing that we want to show possession of. for example: "Hashem's brother". in this example belonging of brother to Hashem is shown by ('s). learn more about apostrophe s in this lecture

• Learn how to use Possessive Pronouns with Audio Lecture and Exercise

  If you know about pronouns then you probably already know that "possessive pronouns" replace the noun and at the same show possession. it's true. but when we use possessive pronouns. that is the question we are going answer in this lesson along with Audio Lecture, definitions, examples and online exercise...

• How to construct short answers with verb "be"?

  In English "Yes & No" questions can be answered in short using the "Subject and an auxiliary verb". for examples: "Are you an English student?" the short answer to this question could be "Yes, I am" or "No, I am not". in this lesson we learn more how to construct short answers with verb "be" along audio lecture and clarifying examples.

• An introduction to Definite Articles with Audio Lecture and Exercise

  We use definite article to tell the hearer that what we talk about is known to him. for example: "This is the cat we saw yesterday", in this sentence "the" is a definite article and indicates that the noun after it is somehow known to the hearer. whether the noun is mentioned before or it's unique or a general thing.

• what's a preposition and how are they used?

  Preposition is a word or a group of words which links one thing to another. they show the relationship between two people or two things or even between people and things. for example where one is located in relation to the other or in what direction something is with regard to another thing.(e. g. The car is "next to" the tree)

• Learn Indefinite articles with audio lecture and online Exercise

  When we talk about something it's either known to the hearer or unknown. so how do we indicate something is definite(know) or indefinite(unknown) to our hearer? the answer is, we use the articles. articles are words which are positioned before a noun and shows whether it's familiar to someone or not.

• demonstrative adjective vs demonstrative pronoun. what are their differences?

  when we point to something we use demonstrative adjectives or pronouns. some of the most commonly used demonstrative adjectives and pronouns are "this & that" for singular and "these & those" for plural. in this lesson you will learn about demonstrative adjectives and pronouns and what are their difference with clear examples and ...

• Who is Object and what are Object Pronouns?

  Object is the person or thing that we talk about or the one who receives the action. the Object is opposite to Subject who is the doer of an action. whereas for every noun their is a pronoun, so is for Object, they are called "Object pronouns". Learn More in this Lesson.