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✨ Word of the Day: RAMBUNCTIOUS(adjective)Meaning:Rambunctious describes someone who is very lively, noisy, energetic, a...
25/11/2025

✨ Word of the Day: RAMBUNCTIOUS
(adjective)

Meaning:
Rambunctious describes someone who is very lively, noisy, energetic, and a little hard to control — especially children full of excitement.

💬 Example:
“The rambunctious kids filled the playground with laughter and endless energy.”

🌟 A little message from me:
Your joy, your energy, your spark — even when it feels rambunctious — is a beautiful part of you.
I love you, and I celebrate your lively spirit. 💛

If this word made you smile or taught you something new, drop a 🔥 in the comments!

✨ Word of the Day: MUNIFICENT(adjective)Meaning:Someone who is munificent is extremely generous, giving more than is usu...
25/11/2025

✨ Word of the Day: MUNIFICENT
(adjective)

Meaning:
Someone who is munificent is extremely generous, giving more than is usual or expected — whether in kindness, gifts, or support.

💬 Example:
“Her munificent donation changed the lives of many students.”

🌟 A heartfelt reminder from me:
Generosity isn’t just about giving things — sometimes your smile, your time, or your encouragement is the most munificent gift.
I love you, and I pray you always attract munificent blessings. 💛

If you know someone who is munificent, drop their initials or a ❤️ in the comments.

🏅 SPORTS PHRASAL VERBS YOU SHOULD KNOW 🏅Level up your English and your game! 💪⚽1️⃣ Warm up➡️ To prepare your body before...
25/11/2025

🏅 SPORTS PHRASAL VERBS YOU SHOULD KNOW 🏅

Level up your English and your game! 💪⚽

1️⃣ Warm up
➡️ To prepare your body before exercising.
✔️ The players warmed up before the match.

2️⃣ Work out
➡️ To exercise at a gym or home.
✔️ She works out every morning.

3️⃣ Kick off
➡️ To begin a match or event.
✔️ The game kicks off at 4 PM.

4️⃣ Knock out
➡️ To eliminate an opponent.
✔️ They were knocked out in the quarter-finals.

5️⃣ Cheer on
➡️ To encourage someone.
✔️ Fans cheered on their team loudly.

6️⃣ Drop out
➡️ To quit a competition.
✔️ He dropped out due to an injury.

7️⃣ Catch up
➡️ To reach the same level as someone ahead.
✔️ She ran faster to catch up with the group.

8️⃣ Give in
➡️ To stop resisting or surrender.
✔️ The team refused to give in despite losing.

9️⃣ Try out (for)
➡️ To compete to join a team.
✔️ He’s trying out for the school basketball team.

🔟 Cool down
➡️ To relax the body after exercise.
✔️ Always cool down after a workout.

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🌿 Tutor Grace — Making English active, fun, and easy.

25/11/2025

Arrange these letters

NTSERAP

Words with opposites
22/11/2025

Words with opposites

✨ Word of the Day: EFFEMINATE(adjective)Meaning:Effeminate describes a man or boy who displays traits, behaviors, or man...
22/11/2025

✨ Word of the Day: EFFEMINATE
(adjective)

Meaning:
Effeminate describes a man or boy who displays traits, behaviors, or mannerisms traditionally considered feminine — such as gentleness, softness, or delicateness.

💬 Example:
“He was teased for his effeminate mannerisms, even though kindness and gentleness are strengths, not flaws.”

🌟 A gentle reminder from me:
Words describe, but they should never define your worth.
I love you, and I love the softness and strength in you. 💛

If you’ve learned something new today, drop a 💬 in the comments.

OBLIVESCENCE(noun)Meaning:Oblivescence refers to the process of forgetting — when memories slowly fade, slip away, or be...
22/11/2025

OBLIVESCENCE
(noun)

Meaning:
Oblivescence refers to the process of forgetting — when memories slowly fade, slip away, or become unclear over time.

💬 Example:
“With time, the pain softened in the gentle oblivescence of old memories.”

🌟 A soft reminder from me:
It’s okay to forget the things that once hurt you. Healing sometimes begins with oblivescence.
I love you, and I’m proud of your growth. 💛

If this word resonates with you today, drop a ✨ in the comments.

Word of the Day: EFFERVESCENT(adjective)Meaning:An effervescent person is lively, bubbly, full of energy and excitement ...
21/11/2025

Word of the Day: EFFERVESCENT
(adjective)

Meaning:
An effervescent person is lively, bubbly, full of energy and excitement — someone whose presence lights up every space.

💬 Example:
“Her effervescent personality made everyone feel alive and welcomed.”

🌟 A little message from me:
Your spirit is effervescent in its own beautiful way — bright, warm, and unforgettable.
I love you. Keep glowing. 🌼

If you know someone with an effervescent vibe, tag them or drop their initials below! ✨

✨ Word of the Day: DIFFIDENT( adjective )Meaning:Someone who is diffident is shy, reserved, and lacking confidence, espe...
21/11/2025

✨ Word of the Day: DIFFIDENT
( adjective )

Meaning:
Someone who is diffident is shy, reserved, and lacking confidence, especially when speaking or expressing themselves.

💬 Example:
“She felt too diffident to share her brilliant idea, even though she knew the answer.”

🌱 A gentle reminder:
Being diffident doesn’t mean you are weak — sometimes it simply means you’re learning to find your voice. And trust me, your voice matters.
I love you, and I believe in your growth. 💛

If this word describes you sometimes, drop a ❤️ in the comments.
Let’s grow together.

19/11/2025

😂 “No English word starts with O and ends with O…”

Prove me wrong! 😂🔥**

Think there’s no English word that starts with ‘O’ and ends with ‘O’?
Let’s test your English skills today! 👀💡

Here are a few that do exist:
✨ Oreo
✨ Octavo (a book size)
✨ Ortho (a prefix meaning straight/correct)
✨ Olio (a mixture or medley)
✨ Oslo (proper noun, city name)

Now it’s your turn…
💬 Drop another word in the comments if you know one!
Let’s see who can beat this challenge! 😅🔥

🌿 Tutor Grace — Making English fun, daily.

✨ SPEAK vs. TALK — What’s the Difference? ✨These two words are similar, but not always interchangeable.Here’s how to use...
19/11/2025

✨ SPEAK vs. TALK — What’s the Difference? ✨

These two words are similar, but not always interchangeable.
Here’s how to use them correctly:

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🗣️ SPEAK

Used for formal situations, languages, or one-way communication.

✔️ The manager will speak at the meeting.
✔️ Do you speak French?
✔️ She couldn’t speak after the shock.

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💬 TALK

Used for informal conversations and two-way communication.

✔️ Let’s talk later.
✔️ They talked for hours on the phone.
✔️ We need to talk about your grades.

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🔍 Quick Tip:

If it’s formal → use SPEAK
If it’s casual → use TALK

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