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30/07/2026

Trending English: “It’s not giving”

This is a slang expression used when something doesn’t match the vibe, expectation, or standard

Examples:

“This outfit is not giving.”
= It doesn’t look good / it’s not the right vibe.

“His apology was not giving sincere.”
= It didn’t feel sincere.

“The photo is not giving professional.”
= It doesn’t look professional.

It’s informal, so use it with friends or online — not in formal English 👀

Have you heard this one before?

Did you know? English is basically a language collector.Over time, English has borrowed words from hundreds of languages...
21/07/2026

Did you know?

English is basically a language collector.

Over time, English has borrowed words from hundreds of languages — including French, Latin, Greek, Arabic, Hindi, Italian, Spanish, Japanese and many more.

That’s why English vocabulary can feel so rich… and also so confusing

Examples:

🇮🇹 piano
🇫🇷 restaurant
🇯🇵 karaoke
🇮🇳 shampoo
🇦🇪 coffee

English is not “pure” — it’s a mix of history, travel, trade and culture.

Can you think of an English word borrowed from another language?

🇬🇧 British vs 🇺🇸 American transport vocabulary 🚗✈️Same language… different words.In the UK we say:🇬🇧 lorry🇬🇧 petrol🇬🇧 mo...
14/07/2026

🇬🇧 British vs 🇺🇸 American transport vocabulary 🚗✈️

Same language… different words.

In the UK we say:

🇬🇧 lorry
🇬🇧 petrol
🇬🇧 motorway
🇬🇧 underground
🇬🇧 return ticket

In American English, you’ll usually hear:

🇺🇸 truck
🇺🇸 gas
🇺🇸 highway
🇺🇸 subway
🇺🇸 round-trip ticket

⚠️ And be careful: in the UK, subway often means an underground pedestrian walkway — not the metro.

Which English do you use more: 🇬🇧 or 🇺🇸?

Do you know when to use DO and MAKE? In English, they are not the same. DO = actions, tasks, activities→ do homework→ do...
07/07/2026

Do you know when to use DO and MAKE?

In English, they are not the same.

DO = actions, tasks, activities
→ do homework
→ do a job
→ do your best

MAKE = creation, result, reaction
→ make a cake
→ make a mistake
→ make a plan
→ make someone happy

Common mistake:
❌ I did a mistake
✅ I made a mistake

Think of it like this:
DO = the action
MAKE = the result

Save this if you always mix them up

Which one is harder for you: do or make?

02/06/2026

🔥 TRENDING ENGLISH 🔥

YAP (verb)

If someone is yapping, they're talking a lot—usually about something other people might not find that interesting!

Examples:
"He won't stop yapping."
"We spent the whole evening yapping."

Have you heard this word on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube lately?

Drop a 🗣️ if you know someone who loves to yap!

Did you know? Queue might be one of the strangest words in English…It’s basically the letter Q followed by four silent l...
12/05/2026

Did you know?

Queue might be one of the strangest words in English…

It’s basically the letter Q followed by four silent letters

Pronounced just like: Q

English spelling really loves to keep us humble.

Can you think of any other weird English words?

🇬🇧 British vs 🇺🇸 American food vocabulary 🍟Did you know some food words mean completely different things depending on wh...
05/05/2026

🇬🇧 British vs 🇺🇸 American food vocabulary 🍟

Did you know some food words mean completely different things depending on where you are? 👀

For example…

🇬🇧 Chips = fries
🇺🇸 Chips = crisps

English can be confusing sometimes

Here are some more everyday food differences between British and American English

Which version do you use more — 🇬🇧 or 🇺🇸?

Do you know when to use FOR and SINCE? Many learners confuse these two, but the rule is simple:📍 FOR = a period of time→...
28/04/2026

Do you know when to use FOR and SINCE?

Many learners confuse these two, but the rule is simple:

📍 FOR = a period of time
→ for 5 years
→ for two weeks
→ for a long time

📍 SINCE = the starting point
→ since 2020
→ since Monday
→ since I was 18

Think of it like this:

FOR = how long
SINCE = from when

Save this if you always mix them up

Which one do you find harder: for or since?

Did you know? Many words we use in English today were first recorded in the works of Shakespeare — including lonely, bed...
14/04/2026

Did you know?

Many words we use in English today were first recorded in the works of Shakespeare — including lonely, bedroom, and even fashionable.

Whether he truly invented every single one is debated… but he definitely helped shape modern English.

Pretty impressive for a man writing over 400 years ago

Do you know any other Shakespeare words?

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