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✨ Word of the Day: “Benevolent”
Benevolent /bəˈnevələnt/ (adj.)
Meaning: kind, generous, and willing to help others.
Example:
The benevolent man regularly donated money to local charities.
Synonyms: kind-hearted, generous, charitable, compassionate
Opposite: cruel, selfish, malevolent
🧠 Mini tip:
Benevolent = having a genuine desire to do good and help others. 💛✨
Benevolent /bəˈnevələnt/ (adj.)
Meaning: kind, generous, and willing to help others.
Example:
The benevolent man regularly donated money to local charities.
Synonyms: kind-hearted, generous, charitable, compassionate
Opposite: cruel, selfish, malevolent
🧠 Mini tip:
Benevolent = having a genuine desire to do good and help others. 💛✨
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📚 IDIOM OF THE DAY
Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill ⛰️🐭
Pronunciation: /meɪk ə ˈmaʊntən aʊt əv ə ˈməʊlhɪl/
Meaning:
To make a small problem seem much more serious than it really is.
Examples:
🔹 You’re making a mountain out of a molehill. It’s just a small mistake.
🔹 Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill—everything will be fine.
Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill ⛰️🐭
Pronunciation: /meɪk ə ˈmaʊntən aʊt əv ə ˈməʊlhɪl/
Meaning:
To make a small problem seem much more serious than it really is.
Examples:
🔹 You’re making a mountain out of a molehill. It’s just a small mistake.
🔹 Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill—everything will be fine.
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✨ Word of the Day: “Conspicuous”
Conspicuous /kənˈspɪkjuəs/ (adj.)
Meaning: very easy to notice because something is unusual, obvious, or prominent.
Example:
Her bright red coat made her conspicuous in the crowd.
Synonyms: noticeable, prominent, obvious, striking
Opposite: inconspicuous, subtle, hidden
🧠 Mini tip:
Conspicuous = easy to notice. 👀
👉 a conspicuous mistake = a mistake that is impossible to miss.
Conspicuous /kənˈspɪkjuəs/ (adj.)
Meaning: very easy to notice because something is unusual, obvious, or prominent.
Example:
Her bright red coat made her conspicuous in the crowd.
Synonyms: noticeable, prominent, obvious, striking
Opposite: inconspicuous, subtle, hidden
🧠 Mini tip:
Conspicuous = easy to notice. 👀
👉 a conspicuous mistake = a mistake that is impossible to miss.
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📖 A Weekend Trip
Last weekend, Mia decided to visit a small town with her cousin. They took an early train and arrived before noon. The weather was warm and sunny, so they spent the morning exploring the old streets and taking photos.
After lunch, they found a small café near the river. Mia ordered a piece of chocolate cake, while her cousin had coffee. Before going home, they bought a few souvenirs. They both agreed that it had been a relaxing and enjoyable day.
Last weekend, Mia decided to visit a small town with her cousin. They took an early train and arrived before noon. The weather was warm and sunny, so they spent the morning exploring the old streets and taking photos.
After lunch, they found a small café near the river. Mia ordered a piece of chocolate cake, while her cousin had coffee. Before going home, they bought a few souvenirs. They both agreed that it had been a relaxing and enjoyable day.
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✨ Word of the Day: “Profound”
Profound /prəˈfaʊnd/ (adj.)
Meaning: very deep, meaningful, or having a strong effect on someone.
Example:
The book had a profound impact on the way she saw the world.
Synonyms: deep, meaningful, significant, insightful
Opposite: superficial, shallow, trivial
🧠 Mini tip:
Profound is often used for ideas, emotions, effects, or changes that go far beyond the surface. 🧠✨
Profound /prəˈfaʊnd/ (adj.)
Meaning: very deep, meaningful, or having a strong effect on someone.
Example:
The book had a profound impact on the way she saw the world.
Synonyms: deep, meaningful, significant, insightful
Opposite: superficial, shallow, trivial
🧠 Mini tip:
Profound is often used for ideas, emotions, effects, or changes that go far beyond the surface. 🧠✨
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🚨 ENGLISH LANGUAGE TRAP 🇬🇧
A small mistake that English learners often make! 👀
❌ It depends of the weather. 🌦️
That sounds wrong in English. 😬
✅ It depends on the weather.
💡 We say:
depend on + something/someone
📌 More examples:
✅ It depends on the situation.
✅ It depends on the price. 💰
✅ It depends on what you want. 🤔
⚠️ Remember:
❌ depend of
❌ depend from
✅ depend on 🔥
📌 Example:
— Are you coming to the party? 🎉
— It depends on the weather!
A small mistake that English learners often make! 👀
❌ It depends of the weather. 🌦️
That sounds wrong in English. 😬
✅ It depends on the weather.
💡 We say:
depend on + something/someone
📌 More examples:
✅ It depends on the situation.
✅ It depends on the price. 💰
✅ It depends on what you want. 🤔
⚠️ Remember:
❌ depend of
❌ depend from
✅ depend on 🔥
📌 Example:
— Are you coming to the party? 🎉
— It depends on the weather!
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✨ Word of the Day: “Inevitable”
Inevitable /ɪnˈevɪtəbl/ (adj.)
Meaning: certain to happen and impossible to avoid or prevent.
Example:
Change is an inevitable part of life.
Synonyms: unavoidable, certain, inescapable, assured
Opposite: avoidable, uncertain, preventable
🧠 Mini tip:
Inevitable = it will happen no matter what. ⏳✨
Inevitable /ɪnˈevɪtəbl/ (adj.)
Meaning: certain to happen and impossible to avoid or prevent.
Example:
Change is an inevitable part of life.
Synonyms: unavoidable, certain, inescapable, assured
Opposite: avoidable, uncertain, preventable
🧠 Mini tip:
Inevitable = it will happen no matter what. ⏳✨
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✨ Word of the Day: “Exemplary”
Exemplary /ɪɡˈzempləri/ (adj.)
Meaning: serving as an excellent example of something.
Example:
Her dedication to the project was exemplary.
Synonyms: outstanding, model, excellent, admirable
Opposite: poor, inferior, flawed
🧠 Mini tip:
Exemplary = so good that others could use it as an example. 🌟📚
Exemplary /ɪɡˈzempləri/ (adj.)
Meaning: serving as an excellent example of something.
Example:
Her dedication to the project was exemplary.
Synonyms: outstanding, model, excellent, admirable
Opposite: poor, inferior, flawed
🧠 Mini tip:
Exemplary = so good that others could use it as an example. 🌟📚
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