Fatima Tul Hira

Idioms are an important part of communication.

Today's idiom is

"Writing on the Wall"

means: to see the clear signs that something bad is about to happen.

have you ever comer across it?

Go through the post to check how to use it in communication.

Stop making these mistakes right from today.




Today I met someone and while I asked him/her about a certain info. This person replied as

"I don't have this kind of an information"

This is a common mistake made by non-natives and by those who are learning language.

but, IT'S OKAY.

Making mistakes is good for learning as by making mistakes you learn more and there are higher chances of not repeating those mistakes ever again.

So, keep learning without thinking about the mistakes. Take them as a positive step in learning.
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Stop making these mistakes right from today.




Today I met someone and while I asked him/her about a certain info. This person replied as

"I don't have this kind of an information"

This is a common mistake made by non-natives and by those who are learning language.

but, IT'S OKAY.

Making mistakes is good for learning as by making mistakes you learn more and there are higher chances of not repeating those mistakes ever again.

So, keep learning without thinking about the mistakes. Take them as a positive step in learning.
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Want to learn English?

Meassage (DM) "English to get started.

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Proverbs make communication better and fun.


⭕ "You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"

🔴 It's a proverb and it means you win people when you are polite with them as compared to when you are rude.

⭕ Try this proverb with family, friends and obviously at your work place and let me know how it works for you.

🔴 Comment below to share how do you win other? Using honey or vinegar? 😂

Confused how to use and when to use Although, though and even though? Read the captions




Although, though and even though are used to link the contrasting ideas.

but for, although and even though

🖊 EVEN THOUGH is slightly stronger than although.


🖊 THOUGH can be used at the end of the statements.

Here are few examples,

➡ Although I love sweets, I try not to eat them on working days.

➡ She cleared her driving test, even though she made alot of mistakes.

➡ The building is old, architecture is impressive though.

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This might NOT be a common idiom to hear..

➡ "To Sever Ties”

Have you come across it before?

🔹It means "To cease associating, working or communicating with someone" or simply "to end a relationship"

🔹It can be a great idiom to use when you you need to end up working with a client or a supplier.

🔹To help you understand, below are some examples of using this idiom.

1) We need to sever ties with this new supplier.

2) Sarah severed ties with her family when she was 17.

Let’s try to use it this week when you can.

Comment and let me know how it goes!

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