English with Innocent

26/09/2021

All pronouns.

09/09/2021

some appropriate preposition.

04/09/2021

Adverb

02/09/2021

27/08/2021

English vocabulary.

21/08/2021

Three phrases those are misused these days. Even vs even though and even if. I'm here to tell you deference between them.

20/08/2021

some words, those are misspelled by some people read them by heart.

19/08/2021

Addition signals: again, besides, for one thing, then, one, first of all, second, the third
reason, also, next, another, and, in addition, moreover, furthermore, finally, last of all
Cause or effect: since, because, therefore, thus, hence, for the reason that, so, accord-
ingly, otherwise, if, then
Conceding or allowing a point: indeed, although, admittedly, it is true that, no doubt,
naturally, to be sure, though
Time signals: first, then, next, after, after that, afterward, as, at that time, at the moment,
before, currently, presently, earlier, while, meanwhile, soon, now, during, while, eventu-
ally, gradually, immediately, finally, in the future, in the past, one day, so far
Emphasis: assuredly, decidedly, more, most, just, better, best, certainly, especially,
even, undoubtedly, clearly, mainly, principally, above all, least (most) of all, indeed, of
course, in effect
Space signals: above, behind, beyond, beside, next to, across, on one (the other) side,
on the opposite side, to (on) the left, to (on) the right, closer in, farther out, above,
below, on the top (bottom), near(by), north, south, east, west
Change-of-direction or contrast signals: but, however, instead, nevertheless, yet, in
contrast, although, otherwise, still, on the contrary, on the other hand
Illustration signals: for example, for instance, specifically, as an illustration, (in) that
way, once, such as, in other words
Conclusion signals: therefore, consequently, thus, then, as a result, in summary, to
conclude, last of all, finally.

19/08/2021

Head Idioms.
1 Head over heels ( meaning is deeply in love). Ali is head over heels for her. He absolutely adores her one day.

2 Head and shoulders above. ( much better than)
My new mobile phone is head and shoulders above.

3 A heads up ( An advance warning)
She gave me a heads up that I don't want to see you again.

18/08/2021

From tomorrow we will start our classes inshaAllah regularly.