English Club S.Y 2021-2022

23/11/2021

16/11/2021

🌞WORD OF THE DAY🌞

Good day Rajans! Are you worn out of repeating the words you know for everyday conversation or the words you use in the essays, journals etc.? Let's learn more words by reading our word of the day that will be posted every Tuesday and use it for everyday life!

📢 Word of the Day: CRESTFALLEN 📢
crest·​fall·​en | \ ˈkrest-ˌfȯ-lən \
Adjective
Feeling disappointed and sad because
of having failed unexpectedly
= Dejected, Disappointed
Example: She looked crestfallen at the
decision of her parents.

📖" Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder." - Rumi

✔️ Poster, Edited and Caption by: Fharnalyne L. Birin
📌11/16/21 [Tuesday]📌

15/11/2021

📖TRIVIA TIME!!!📖
WEEK # 2

Did you know?

A pangram is a sentence or expression that uses all the letters of the alphabet.

Adjective: Pangrammatic. Also called a holoalphabetic sentence or an alphabet sentence.

Examples of pangram:
1. Two driven jocks help fax my big quiz.​
2. Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs

Source:
https://www.thoughtco.com/pangram-word-play-term-1691561

✔️ Poster, Edited, and Caption by: Dominador Jr. C. Grengia

📌11/15/2021 [Monday]📌

10/11/2021

📝 COMMON ENGLISH IDIOMS AND EXPRESSIONS 📝

Good day Rajans! Here are some English Idioms and expressions that we need to know for a better and excel communication! Happy reading! :)))

Source: https://www.ef.com/wwen/english-resources/english-idioms/

✔️Edited, poster and caption by: Fharnalyne L. Birin
📌11/11/21 [Thursday]📌

09/11/2021

📝COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS IN ENGLISH 📝

"Mga Aral na Galing kay Tine #1"

✔️ Edited , poster and caption by : Cristine Arriesgado
📌11/10/21 [Wednesday]📌

08/11/2021

🌞WORD OF THE DAY🌞

Good day Rajans! Are you worn out of repeating the words you know for everyday conversation or the words you use in the essays, journals etc.? Let's learn more words by reading our word of the day that will be posted every Tuesday and use it for everyday life!

📢 Word of the Day: ELUCIDATE 📢
elu·​ci·​date | \ i-ˈlü-sə-ˌdāt \
Verb
To explain something clearly and easily
so as to avoid ambiguity and confusion.
= Clarify, Explain
Example: In order to make the students
understand the concepts properly,
the teacher tried to elucidate
some real-life examples.

📖" Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder." - Rumi

✔️ Poster, Edited and Caption by: Fharnalyne L. Birin
📌11/09/21 [Tuesday]📌

08/11/2021

✨FOR THE MECHANICS AND CRITERIA✨

Good day Rajans! Here are the Mechanics and Criteria for judging for the Impromptu Speaking Contest on November 12.

For more information, please look for Ms. Joy Raviz and Mrs. Juliana Diego. Thank you and have a good day!

✔️Edited and Poster by: Andrew Buenaflor
✔️Caption by: Fharnalyne Birin

📌11/08/21 [Monday]📌

08/11/2021

📢📢Heads up, Rajans! 📢📢

As we celebrate this year's English month with a theme "Every Child Reads Amidst the Challenges of Pandemic"

We prepared some exciting activities to challenge your minds, boost your confidence, and explore the world of english and literary.

Are you one of the greatest speakers of our school? Or do you want to challenge your skills in public speaking?

If so, we encourage you to join our Impromptu speaking contest!

For further details, please look for:

Ms. Joy R. Raviz and
Mrs. Juliana D. Diego

So what are you waiting for? Join and participate in this year's challenging but exciting celebration of English month!

See you!

✔️ Edited and Caption by : Rommer Publico

📌 11/08/21 [Monday] 📌

08/11/2021

📖TRIVIA TIME!!!📖
W E E K #1

Did you know?

The longest word in English consist of 45 letters which is the "Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis."

It is a type of lung disease caused by inhaling very fine silicate, ash and sand dust, and is mostly associated with volcanic ash.

Sources: https://irisreading.com/10-longest-words-in-the-english-language/

https://www.rd.com/article/longest-word-english/

Edited by: Dominador Jr. Grengia

📌11/08/21 [Monday]📌