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What do you think of the characters in this movie? Which character is you in this movie??

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Kill, Murder, Assassination – Know the Real Difference!

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📝 Video Description

Many English learners use kill, murder, and assassination interchangeably — but they don’t mean the same thing! In this short, clear video, Suchi Miss explains the exact difference between these three words. Learn how intent, law, and status make each word unique.

📘 You’ll Learn:
✅ When to use kill, murder, and assassination
✅ Real-life examples to understand the difference
✅ The right word to use in everyday English

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Kill, Murder, Assassination – know the difference@suchimiss8207 #english #communication Many English learners use kill, murder, and assassination interchangeably — but they don’t mean the same thing! In this short, clear video, Suchi Miss explai...

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Stop Saying It Wrong! “Since” vs “From” Made Simple | Learn English with Suchi Miss

Confused between “since” and “from”? You’re not alone! In this short and clear lesson, Suchi Miss explains how to use these two words correctly with time expressions. Learn the real difference, avoid common grammar mistakes, and speak English confidently.

📘 In this video, you’ll learn:
✅ When to use since and when to use from
✅ Common errors people make
✅ Simple tricks to remember the difference

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Quiet or Quite?
Learn the trick to never confuse them again!

Are you one of those learners who still mix up “quite” and “quiet”? Don’t worry — you’re not alone!

In this quick and simple English lesson, let me explain the real difference between these two words, their meanings, pronunciation, and easy memory tricks to help you use them correctly every time.

✨ In this video, you’ll learn:
✅ The correct pronunciation of quite and quiet
✅ The exact difference in meaning and usage
✅ An easy trick to remember them forever
✅ Real examples for everyday speaking and writing

👩‍🏫 About Suchi Miss:
Suchi Miss is an experienced English teacher and communication trainer who helps learners across the world speak, write, and think in English with confidence and clarity.

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Then vs Than: A Precise Grammar Explanation for Confident English Usage.

In this lesson, Suchi Miss clarifies one of the most commonly confused English pairs — “then” and “than.” Through clear definitions, contextual examples, and practical exercises, you will master their correct usage and improve both your written and spoken English. Ideal for teachers, students, and language trainers seeking accuracy in grammar.

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3BHK – A Tamil feature film that beautifully emphasizes the need for parents to understand and support their children’s interests. In this video, I share my reflections on how the film inspires us to break away from societal pressure and allow children to chase their dreams.

👪 Let’s create a world where children are encouraged, not controlled. If you are a parent, teacher or student, this message is for you.

💬 Watch till the end and comment: Are we truly listening to our children?

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நானும் 3BHK-யும் - Are we truly listening to our children? 🎬 3BHK – A Tamil feature film that beautifully emphasizes the need for parents to understand and support their children’s interests. In this video, I share ...

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📚 "My Mother at Sixty-Six" by Kamala Das | CBSE Class 12 English Poem Explanation
In this video, we explore My Mother at Sixty-Six, a touching poem by Kamala Das that captures the silent sorrow of separation and aging. Watch the full lecture for line-by-line explanation, literary devices, and emotional depth, specially curated for CBSE Class 12 students.

In this detailed video, I take you through the beautiful and emotional poem My Mother at Sixty-Six by Kamala Das. This poem touches upon the universal theme of aging and the inevitable separation between a mother and daughter.

I have discussed:
Word-by-word explanation
Poetic devices and figures of speech
Central idea and theme
Author’s background
Symbolism and imagery
Emotional impact on the narrator
Questions likely to appear in CBSE board exams
ow to write answers for 2-mark and 5-mark questions

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✔️ Board Exam Strategy
✔️ Important Quotes Highlighted
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✔️ Designed by a CBSE Expert with 15+ Years Experience

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'prepone' & 'revert back' - Are they healthy in your emails?

Get your grammar right! In this video, we're tackling two commonly misused words in email writing: 'preponed' and 'revert back'. Learn the correct usage and avoid embarrassing mistakes in your professional communication. Watch till the end for tips and tricks to improve your email writing skills! 👍

🎯 Simple English Tip: The "Yes, and..." Method

Want to keep English conversations flowing naturally?
Start your positive responses with "Yes, and..." instead of just "Yes"

Example - "Do you like coffee?"
→"Yes and that's my
morning routine."

You can make it even stronger and louder yet be professional.

Example - "Do you like coffee?"
→"Yes, ofcourse that's my
morning routine."
"Yes, and..." forces you to add information, keeping conversations alive while giving you more English speaking practice.

And now the negative sentences. Add "No but...."

Example - "Is the project ready?"
→ "No but it's in the finishing
stage."

However, honestly speaking, employing 'No' to state negation is actually unwise, rather choose alternatives.

For example - "Is the project ready?"
→ "Almost, it will be ready
in two more days."

Another variant response -
- "Is the script ready?"
- "At 5p.m, it will be on your table."

So these types of "No" show that you are working on it and will submit at the promised time. This type of 'No' increases trust in you and lets you work peacefully without further intervention.

I started using this at my work after learning it from one of my seniors. My colleagues now see me as a more genuine soul, and I practice English naturally without even thinking about it.

The best part is it works with any topic and makes you sound more professional and interesting.

Try it in your next English conversation today.

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How good is your résumé for you to be hired?

Clock the above link and get verified.

A résumé carries so much about your credentials so care should be taken in curating it. Especially, the qualification section in your résumé has to be double checked before you are applying for the job.

This video gives a clarity of how to write your educational qualification acidifying to the current era of ATS picking. So share it with someone who is hunting for a job.

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How do you write your name? Verify it in this video.

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Dupatta vs Shawl - The Fashion Vocabulary Mistake Every Indian Make.

Do you call your dupatta a 'shawl'? You're not alone - this fashion vocabulary mistake is everywhere in India!

Even online shopping sites get this wrong. Let me clear up this confusion once and for all. I notice this mistake constantly!

People say 'I'm wearing a salwar kameez with a shawl' or 'This churidar comes with a matching shawl.' Even sellers write 'Beautiful suit with shawl' when they mean dupatta!

Understanding the correct terms will make your English sound more professional and precise.

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