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Speech Exercise: Tongue Twisters

1) Keeping customers content creates kingly profits.
2) Success seeds success.
3) Bigger business isn’t better business but better business brings bigger rewards.
4) Wanting won’t win; winning ways are active ways.
5) Seventeen sales slips slithered slowly southwards.
6) Don’t go deep into debt.
7) Ensuring excellence isn’t easy.
8) Time takes a terrible toll on intentions.
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SENTENCE STRESS

We WANT to GO.
We WANT to GO to WORK.
We DON'T WANT to GO to WORK.
We DON'T WANT to GO to WORK at NIGHT.
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Say or Tell?

Say and tell have similar meanings. They both mean to communicate verbally with someone. But we often use them differently.
The simple way to think of say and tell is:
You say something
You tell someone something
You say something
You tell someone something
Ram said that he was tired.
Ram told Jane that he was tired.
Anthony says you have a new job.
Anthony tells me you have a new job.
Tara said: "I love you."
Tara told John that she loved him.

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Glossary of English Grammar Terms

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Day 20

DESCRIBING PEOPLE
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Day 19

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Day 18

absent-minded
aggressive
annoying
arrogant
bad-tempered
boastful
bossy
cheeky
clumsy
deceitful
dishonest
disrespectful
dominant
dull = boring
eccentric
envious
forgetful
frivolous
fussy
hypocritical
impatient
impulsive
indifferent
insecure
insensitive
insolent
introverted
irascible
irresponsible
jealous
lazy
lonely
materialistic
mean = cruel
mean = stingy, tight-fisted
modest
moody
nosey
obsessed
pessimistic
proud = arrogant
quarrelsome
querulous
resentful
rude = impolite
selfish
self-seeking
shy
spiteful
strict
stubborn = obstinate
talkative
unpredictable
unreliable = untrustworthy
unsympathetic
vain = conceited
weak

How do we know when to say " the" or " thee"?

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Short Beginning Writing Assignments 1

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this -that

We use "here" for something which is near to us. Example: Here is the pencil in my hand.

We use "there" for something which is far from us. Example: There is the pen next to the lamp.

We use "this" for one object (singular) which is here (near to us). Example: This is a book in my hand.

We use "that" for one object (singular) which is there. Example: That is his car over there.

We use "these" for more than one object (plural) which are here (near to us). Example: These are my friends next to me.

We use "those" for more than one object (plural) which are there. Example: Those are his toys over there.

We use "there" for one object (singular) which exists - or "is" (near to us). Example: There is (There's) a table next to the window.

We use "there" for more than one object (plural) which exist - or "are". Example: There are (There're) many of my friends at the party tonight.

GD Topic

1. People attend school for many different reasons (for example, expanded knowledge, societal awareness, and enhanced interpersonal relationships). Why do you think people decide to go to school? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.
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Health and Healthcare

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about the Health and Healthcare.
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Food

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about the Food.

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Family and Relationships

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about Family and Relationships.

Environment

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about the Environment.
Environment - Important Issues
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Entertainment

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about entertainment.
Entertainment - People

Education

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about Education.
Education - Subjects
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Celebrations

The words below are some of the most important used when talking about Celebrations.
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Clothes

Clothes
The words below are some of the most important used when talking about Clothes. Words that are used only for women are marked with a 'w', words that are only used for men are marked with a 'm'.
Clothes - General
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A brief chronology of English

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Day 15

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day13

day 12

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day 10

day 9

day 8

day 7

Day 6

Day 5

Day Four

Day Three

Day Two

Day one

Class room Speaking Activity

Let’s talk about your home town or village.
What kind of place is it?
What’s the most interesting part of your home area?
What kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
Is your home town changing?
Would you say it is a good place to live? Why?
What changes would you like to make to your home town?
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Let’s talk about what you do. Do you work or are you a student?
Work
What’s your job? Why did you choose that kind of work?
How long have you been doing it?
What is a typical day like at your work?
Are there things your don’t like about it? What are they?
Study
What subjects are you studying?
Why did you choose those subjects? How long have you been studying them?
Do you enjoy them? Why?
Are there many job opportunities for you?
What is the best thing about studying?

SAT Vocabulary

Words Commonly Confused

Words Commonly Confused
accept, except
brake, break
desert, dessert
its, it's
presence, presents
vain, vane, vein
advice, advise
breathe, breath, breadth
device, devise
knew, new, know, no
principal, principle

affect, effect
by, bye, buy
faint, feint
later, latter
precede, proceed
vociferous, voracious
allot, a lot
can, may
farther, further
lead, led
quiet, quit, quite

all ready, already
canvas, canvass

lay, lie
rain, reign, rein
waist, waste

capital, capitol
fewer, less
leave, let
raise, rise
weak, weak
all together, altogether
cite, site, sight
formerly, formally
loose, lose
sea, see

allusion, illusion
clothes, cloths
forth, fourth
notable, noticeable
sit, set
wear, were, where
altar, alter
coarse, course
good, well
object, subject
stationary, stationery
weather, whether, rather
among, between
compare, contrast
hear, here
passed, past
statue, stature, statute
whose, who's
are, hour, our
compare to, compare with
hole, whole


your, you're
award, reward
complement, compliment
imply, infer
peace, piece
than, then

compare to, compare with
consul, council, counsel
incidence, incidents
plain, plane
their, there, they're

bad, badly
decent, descent, dissent
incite, insight
pore, pour
threw, through

beside, besides
delusion, illusion, allusion
instance, instants
precedence, precedent
to, too, two

Weakness Keywords

Stubborn- Unemotional- Sarcastic- Rebellious- Aloof-Oversensitive- Indecisive- Self-pitying- Lazy- Escapist-Moody- Short tempered- Self-involved- Impulsive- Impatient-Stubborn- Laziness- Possessive- Materialistic- Self-indulging-Superficial- Impulsive- Restless- Devious- Indecisive-Moody- Clingy- Self-pitying- Oversensitive- Self-absorbed

Strength Keywords

Energetic- Clever - Imaginative- Witty- Adaptable-Witty- Clever- Humanitarian- Inventive- Original-Compassionate- Adaptable- Accepting- Devoted- Imaginative-Independent- Generous- Optimistic- Enthusiastic- Courageous-Dependable- Persistent- Loyal- Patient- Generous-Loyalty- Dependable- Caring- Adaptable- Responsive-Confident- Ambitious- Generous- Loyal- Encouraging-Analytical- Observant- Helpful- Reliable- Precise-Diplomatic- Graceful- Peaceful- Idealistic- Hospitable-Loyal- Passionate- Resourceful- Observant- Dynamic-Independence-responsible-patient-ambitious-resourceful-loyal.

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