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17/08/2026

INEVITABLE — when something is certain to happen and impossible to avoid.
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17/08/2026

ENQUIRE vs INQUIRE — Do you know the difference?
Both words mean “to ask for information”, but their usage can differ depending on context and variety of English.
🇬🇧 ENQUIRE → commonly used in British English
🇺🇸 INQUIRE → commonly used in American English
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16/08/2026

Can you use COHERENT in a sentence? 🤔
It means clear, logical, and easy to understand.
A coherent explanation is one where ideas are well-connected and make sense. 🧠✨
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16/08/2026

📖 TALE vs TAIL 🐶
Do you know the difference?
✨ TALE = a story or account of events
🐾 TAIL = the part at the back of an animal
They sound similar, but their meanings are completely different!
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15/08/2026

The word is OUTRAGEOUS!
📖 Meaning: Extremely shocking, unfair, or unreasonable.
🗣️ Pronunciation: /aʊtˈreɪdʒəs/
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“The price he charged for that small repair was outrageous!”
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10/08/2026

Can you guess this word? 🤔
INSCRUTABLE — a useful advanced English word for everyday learning.
📖 Meaning: Difficult or impossible to understand or explain.
🗣️ IPA: /ɪnˈskruːtəbl/
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“His boss’s decision was inscrutable; no one in the team could understand why he chose that option.”
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