English Language Skills: Vocabulary & Grammar Practice

English Vocabulary Practice

Enhance your English vocabulary with these practical exercises focusing on common phrases and expressions.

Exercise 1: Time and Schedule Vocabulary

Complete the sentences using the most appropriate word from the list below:

  • brief
  • sidetracked
  • take your time
  • due
  • stages
  • on time
  • deadline
  • sharp
  • drag on
  • delayed
  1. The train was due, but it’s been delayed.
  2. The ceremony will start at 5:00 PM sharp, so please make sure to be on time.
  3. There is no deadline. You can relax and take your time.
  4. They said
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Modern Life Debates: Health, Work, Society, and Finance

Vegetarian Diet: Pros and Cons

Many people have become vegetarians after the increase in problems with certain types of meat, such as mad cow disease, avian flu, and pollution affecting fish. However, like everything, there are advantages and disadvantages to this type of diet.

Advantages of Vegetarianism

  • The main advantage of this diet is that fruits and vegetables are a great source of vitamins and minerals.
  • When consumed fresh or raw, they retain these properties much more effectively.

Disadvantages

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Helen Keller’s Early Life: Milestones and Discoveries

Helen Keller’s First Christmas & Early Joys

Helen continued her learning journey under the expert guidance of Miss Sullivan as Christmas approached. It was her first Christmas with Miss Sullivan. Both prepared surprises for everyone. Helen’s greatest amusement and happiness lay in the mystery surrounding the gifts she was to receive. Her curiosity was further piqued by her friends. She continued playing the guessing game with Miss Sullivan.

On Christmas Eve, the Tuscumbia School children invited

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Essential English Connectors: Cause, Contrast, Purpose

Mastering English Connectors for Clear Communication

English connectors, also known as linking words or transition words, are crucial for creating coherent and well-structured sentences and paragraphs. They help express relationships between ideas, making your communication clearer and more effective. This document provides examples of common connectors used to express cause, contrast, purpose, result, and addition.

Expressing Cause and Reason

These connectors explain why something happened or the

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Formal Document Structure and Elements

Official Note Elements

  • 1. Issuer’s Information: Full name (capitalized), position, company (if external), and signature.
  • 2. Complimentary Greeting.
  • 3. Recipient’s Information: Full name (capitalized), position, and company (if external).
  • 4. Message: The main content of the note.
  • 5. Name Reiteration: Reiteration of names, using appropriate titles (e.g., Mr., Ms.).
  • 6. Place and Date of Issue.
  • 7. Optional RSVP: For invitations, include “SCA 6994227” or “RSVP 6,994,227” to confirm attendance.

Certificate Document

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Winston Smith’s Struggle Against Totalitarian Control

Winston Smith’s Forbidden Love and Rebellion

Winston schemes to approach Julia, the girl he’s interested in. For several days, he tries to talk to her until one day in the cafeteria, he manages to speak to her discreetly, ensuring no one notices. From that moment, Julia and Winston begin a secret relationship, meeting whenever they can in different places. Eventually, Mr. Charrington rents Winston the room above his shop.

This room becomes their refuge, free from the small monitoring telescreens.

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