Toronto Language Institute

New Year will start with a free course. This will be the 4th batch and will start from 13th of January 2025.

Just to keep the serious participants, we want you to deposit 500tk and we will refund it if you are present for 8 sessions.

Register here - https://forms.gle/MLRsC3QzqEPiTjuQ6

🔍 Crack the Code of Contractions! ✨

Contractions make your English sound more natural and fluent by shortening two words into one! They’re everywhere in casual conversation. 🗣️

For example:
✅ I am → I’m
✅ They are → They’re
✅ Did not → Didn’t

They’re super easy to use once you get the hang of them! 💡

Here’s your challenge: What’s the contraction for these two words?
“You are” 🤔

Write your answer in the comments! Bonus points if you can use it in a sentence! 👇

🧩 Unlock the Power of Collocations! 🧩

Collocations are word pairs or groups that naturally go together in English. Using them makes you sound smooth and fluent! 🌟

For example:
✅ We say “take the stairs,” not “use the stairs.”
✅ We say “fast food,” not “quick food.”

Getting familiar with these combinations is a game-changer! 🗣️

Here’s a quick challenge: Can you complete this collocation?

“Make a ______” 📝

Drop your answer in the comments! Let’s see how many collocations we can discover! 💬👇

Phrases for Everyday Use

🎙️ Pronunciation Tip to Sound Like a Native! 🎙️

Struggle with certain sounds? Here's a quick fix: Linking Words!

In natural English, we often connect the end of one word to the beginning of the next. This makes speech flow smoothly! 🗣️

For example:
✅ "I want to eat" sounds more like "I wanna eat."
✅ "What are you doing?" becomes "Whatcha doing?"

This trick helps you sound more fluent and natural! 💬

Here’s a challenge: Try saying this sentence with linking:
“Do you want a glass of water?”

Write your version in the comments below! How does it sound? 👇😊

✨ Let’s Talk About Adjectives! ✨

Adjectives are words that describe nouns—they tell us how something looks, feels, or behaves. 🧐

For example: ✅ "A sunny day" ☀️ ✅ "A delicious meal" 🍲 ✅ "A friendly dog" 🐶

Adjectives add color and detail to your sentences!

Here’s a quick challenge for you:
What adjectives would you use to describe these nouns?

1️⃣ Book 📚 2️⃣ Happiness 🧑‍ 3️⃣ Friend 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

Drop your answers in the comments! Let’s see who comes up with the most creative ones! 💬👇
Give it a try!

Phrases for Everyday Use

⚡️ Important Grammar Rule You Shouldn’t Ignore! 🛑

Confused about "fewer" vs. "less"? 🤯
You’re not alone!

📝 Use "fewer" with countable nouns:
✅ "There are fewer people at the event today." 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

📝 Use "less" with uncountable nouns:
✅ "There’s less water in the bottle now." 💧

Mixing these up is a common mistake—even native speakers get it wrong sometimes! 😉

Share a common mistake you’ve seen in English! 💬👇

✨ English Tip of the Day ✨

Did you know? 🤔

For plans and intentions, using "going to" instead of "will" sounds more natural in English!

For example:
🚫 "I will watch a movie tonight."
✅ "I’m going to watch a movie tonight."

It makes your speech more casual and conversational! 😎

Do you know another way to say something more naturally in English?
Share your example below! Let’s see who has the best one! 💬👇