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An easy exercise for everyo: Complete the sentences with the correct word: Still, Steel or Steal.Write your answer in th...
07/11/2024

An easy exercise for everyo: Complete the sentences with the correct word: Still, Steel or Steal.

Write your answer in the comment section.

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πŸ“Œ Still: "The cat sat still on the windowsill."πŸ› οΈ Steel: "The bridge was built with strong steel."πŸ•΅οΈ Steal: "He tried to...
03/11/2024

πŸ“Œ Still: "The cat sat still on the windowsill."
πŸ› οΈ Steel: "The bridge was built with strong steel."
πŸ•΅οΈ Steal: "He tried to steal the cookies from the jar."
Words that sound the same but have different meanings. can trip people up! They are called "homophones."

Here's the difference between them, and some examples to ease understanding.

- *Still*: Refers to something / someone that is not moving or changing, e.g., "The water is still."
- *Steel*: A strong, durable metal alloy used in construction. e.g, "The building is made of steel."
- *Steal*: To take something without permission, like "He tried to steal my wallet."

Now that you know the difference, here's a mini quiz for you!

*Mini Quiz: Still, Steel, or Steal?*

1. "Please be _____ while I finish my work."
a) still
b) steel
c) steal
2. "The building is reinforced with _____ beams."
a) still
b) steel
c) steal
3. "He tried to _____ a glance at the answers."
a) still
b) steel
c) steal
4. "The lake was _____ and calm at dawn."
a) still
b) steel
c) Steal
5. "Martin stood _____ while the anthem was being sung."
Kindly post your answers in the comments section!
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What do you think is the correct option? A or B?    Don't forget to follow for more.English DAILY
01/11/2024

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"Learn a LESSON" Or "Learn a LESSEN"?Let's find out!The words "lesson" and "lessen" are homophones, because they are pro...
29/10/2024

"Learn a LESSON" Or "Learn a LESSEN"?

Let's find out!

The words "lesson" and "lessen" are homophones, because they are pronounced the same, but have different spellings and meanings.

LESSON
It is a noun, which refers to the amount of teaching given or received, or the knowledge acquired through experience.

Example 1. Today's lesson was easy to understand.
Example 2. My past mistakes taught me a lesson I will never forget.
Synonyms: knowledge, class, wisdom.

LESSEN
This is a verb, which describes the action of reducing something or making it less or smaller.

Example 1. I drank some painkillers to lessen the pain.
Example 2. The height gap between us has lessened over the years.
Synonyms: reduce, decrease, shorten.

Let's test our knowledge.

EXERCISE: Write the correct answer in the comment section.

1. His book was closed during the ...............(lessen / lesson)
2. Important peaceful measures were taken to ............ the tension between Iraq and Iran. (lessen / lesson)
3. The ............ of today was about artificial intelligence. (lessen / lesson)

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Same Language, (English) Different Words! πŸ€”πŸ€”Americans - "Sidewalk,"British /South African - "Pavement"Australian / Irish...
24/02/2024

Same Language, (English) Different Words! πŸ€”πŸ€”
Americans - "Sidewalk,"
British /South African - "Pavement"
Australian / Irish / New Zealander- "Footpath".

How is it called in your country? 😁

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Are you smart enough?Then try this.Which sentence is correct?  NEBANECHE πŸ‘‘
01/08/2021

Are you smart enough?
Then try this.

Which sentence is correct?

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28/07/2021

Fill the Blank Space with the Correct Answer:

My brother is sick. He was playing .......... the rain.
A. inside B. under C. in D. below.

Correction of   7.  The right answer to the quiz is C- in: Last night, I saw Abigail playing...in...the rain.  You can s...
01/06/2020

Correction of 7.

The right answer to the quiz is C- in: Last night, I saw Abigail playing...in...the rain.

You can say, "run under the rain, and it will be understood. This would make it obvious that you're a non-native speaker of the English language.
However,
"In the rain" is the most suitable preposition to use, given that the rain surrounds you. It falls on, and around you.

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Complete the sentence with the right preposition chosen below.ED
04/05/2020

Complete the sentence with the right preposition chosen below.
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