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✅ Adjectives Adjectives are words that describe or give more information about a noun or pronoun. They tell us what kind, which one, or how many. What adjectives describe • Quality: a beautiful painting • Size: a small phone • Age: an old building • Color: a red car • Number: three books • Opinion: an interesting idea Where adjectives appear • Before a noun: a fast car • After a linking verb (like is, seem, feel): The car is fast. Examples in sentences • She wore a blue dress. • This movie is exciting. • He has many friends. In short, adjectives add detail and clarity to language by helping us picture or understand nouns better. 🏴 Our channel | Our chat | Learn words 📚

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✅ Auxiliary verbs Auxiliary verbs also called helping verbs are verbs that support the main verb in a sentence by adding meaning related to time, mood, voice, or aspect. The main auxiliary verbs in English are: 1. Be (am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been) 2. Have (have, has, had) 3. Do (do, does, did) They are used to: • Form tenses: She is running. They have finished. • Ask questions: Do you like music? Has he arrived? • Form negatives: She does not know. • Form the passive voice: The car was repaired. Modal verbs (can, will, should, may, etc.) are also sometimes considered auxiliary verbs because they “help” the main verb express ability, necessity, or possibility. 🏴 Our channel | Our chat | Learn words 📚

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Basic vs Advanced English 1. Fix up → Renovate 2. Look at → Observe 3. Say no → Decline 4. Say yes → Approve 5. Put off → Postpone 6. Give up → Surrender 7. Go on → Continue 8. Talk about → Discuss 9. Deal with → Handle / Manage 10. Look for → Seek 11. Pay for → Compensate 12. Think of → Conceive 13. Write → Compose 14. Move → Relocate 15. Fix a meeting → Schedule 16. Look into → Investigate 17. Get rid of → Eliminate 18. Point out → Highlight 19. Say again → Reiterate 20. Work on → Develop 🏴 Our channel | Our chat | Learn words 📚

✅ Prepositions Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in a sentence. They usually indicate location, direction, time, cause, manner, or instrument. Think of them as words that “connect” things in a sentence. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Prepositions of Place/Location Show where something is: • Examples: in, on, at, under, above, between, beside • She is on the table. • The cat is hiding under the bed. 2. Prepositions of Time Show when something happens: • Examples: at, on, in, during, since, for • He was born in 1990. • We will meet at 5 PM. 3. Prepositions of Direction/Movement Show movement or direction: • Examples: to, into, onto, towards, from • She walked to the park. •The bird flew into the room. 4. Prepositions of Cause, Reason, or Instrument Explain why or how something happens: • Examples: because of, due to, by, with, for • The match was canceled because of rain. • He wrote the letter with a pen. Key Points: • A preposition is always followed by a noun or pronoun (the object of the preposition). • Together, they form a prepositional phrase: • on the table, in the morning, with a friend. 🏴 Our channel | Our chat | Learn words 📚

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