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Word of the Day: Teetotaller

🔹 Meaning: A person who does not drink alcohol at all.

🔹 Example:
“I’m a teetotaller, so I’ll just have juice, thanks!”

💡 Did you know?
The word comes from the idea of total abstinence from alcohol.

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❌ “The fishes are frozen.” is usually not correct in normal usage.

✔ Correct:

👉 “The fish are frozen.” ✅

Why?
• “Fish” is both singular and plural in general use.
• One fish, two fish ✔

When can “fishes” be used?
• In scientific or formal contexts (talking about different species):
• “The fishes of this river are diverse.”

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Phrasal Verbs

Here’s a list of 10 of the most commonly used phrasal verbs in daily life, with simple meanings and example sentences:
1. Get up – to rise from bed
I usually get up at 7 o’clock.
2. Go out – to leave home for social activities
They went out for dinner last night.
3. Come back – to return
She came back from school very tired.
4. Turn on – to switch something on
Can you turn on the light, please?
5. Turn off – to switch something off
Don’t forget to turn off the TV before bed.
6. Pick up – to collect someone or something
I’ll pick you up at the station.
7. Put on – to dress yourself in clothing
He put on his jacket before leaving.
8. Take off – to remove clothing / (for planes) to leave the ground
She took off her shoes. / The plane took off at 9 a.m.
9. Look for – to search
I’m looking for my keys.
10. Sit down – to take a seat
Please sit down and relax.

👉 These are all basic, high-frequency phrasal verbs you’ll hear in everyday conversations.

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“If India bat through the final day, they will have saved the match.”

🧠 Grammar Focus: Future Perfect Tense

🔹 What is it?

The future perfect describes an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future.

🔹 Structure:

Subject + will have + past participle (V3)

🔹 In the example:
• “will have saved” → This shows an action that will be completed in the future (saving the match)
• The condition: If India bat through the final day (by the end of Day 5)

🧩 So:
➡️ The action of “saving the match” will be finished before the future point (end of the match).

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എങ്ങനെയാണ് ഞാൻ നിങ്ങളെ സഹായിക്കേണ്ടത്? – How can I help you?

ഞാൻ വളരെ സന്തോഷവാനാണ്. – I am very happy.