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Here are other great ways to say "I'm sad"😞👩‍🏫
10/31/2025

Here are other great ways to say "I'm sad"😞👩‍🏫



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10/30/2025

Comment down your answer👇👇👇




Fun Fact in English🎉👩‍🏫
10/30/2025

Fun Fact in English🎉👩‍🏫



Word of the day: Quibble👩‍🏫
10/30/2025

Word of the day: Quibble👩‍🏫



10/30/2025

Here’s a list of challenging and intriguing words perfect for expanding vocabulary or sparking curiosity in you, your kids, or your students. 👩‍🏫

✅ 1. Capricious (adjective)

💡Meaning: Tending to change mood or behavior suddenly and unpredictably.
✨Sentence: The weather in the mountains can be capricious, shifting from sunshine to storms within minutes.

✅ 2. Cacophony (noun)

💡Meaning: A loud, harsh, and unpleasant mixture of sounds.
✨Sentence: The city streets were filled with a cacophony of car horns, sirens, and shouting vendors.

✅ 3. Circumspect (adjective)

💡Meaning: Cautious and careful; unwilling to take risks.
✨Sentence: He was circumspect in his business decisions, always analyzing every risk before investing.

✅ 4. Cogent (adjective)

💡Meaning: Clear, logical, and convincing.
✨Sentence: Her cogent argument persuaded even the most skeptical members of the audience.

✅ 5. Conflagration (noun)

💡Meaning: A large and destructive fire.
✨Sentence: The forest conflagration spread rapidly, forcing hundreds of families to evacuate.

✅ 6. Conundrum (noun)

💡Meaning: A confusing or difficult problem or question.
✨Sentence: Deciding which college to attend left her in a conundrum, as each school offered great opportunities.

✅ 7. Cursory (adjective)

💡Meaning: Done quickly with little attention to detail.
✨Sentence: He gave the documents only a cursory glance and missed several important errors.

✅ 8. Credulous (adjective)

💡Meaning: Too ready to believe something; easily fooled.
✨Sentence: The credulous shopper fell for every sales pitch and bought things she didn’t need.

✅ 9. Cathartic (adjective)

💡Meaning: Providing emotional release through expressing strong feelings.
✨Sentence: Writing in her journal each night was a cathartic experience that helped her cope with stress.

✅ 10. Chicanery (noun)

💡Meaning: Use of trickery to achieve a goal.
✨Sentence: The politician was known for using chicanery to win votes rather than honest debate.




10/30/2025

Lesson for today: Complex Sentence👩‍🏫




Tongue Twisters🎉👩‍🏫👉are phrases or sentences that are designed to be difficult to articulate clearly and quickly, often ...
10/30/2025

Tongue Twisters🎉👩‍🏫

👉are phrases or sentences that are designed to be difficult to articulate clearly and quickly, often because they contain a sequence of similar sounds or words that are tricky to pronounce in rapid succession.

💡Purpose of Tongue Twisters:
• Speech practice: They help improve pronunciation and fluency.
• Fun and entertainment: Often used in games or challenges.
• Language learning: Useful for practicing articulation in both native and foreign languages.



Elements of Plot🎉👩‍🏫
10/30/2025

Elements of Plot🎉👩‍🏫




10/30/2025

Please put your shoes _____ the door before entering.
a) at
b) on
c) in

10/30/2025

English lesson for today👩‍🏫

Homonyms are words that sound alike or are spelled alike but have different meanings. They can be a fun and sometimes tricky part of the English language.

There are a few types of homonyms:
1. Homophones
👉These are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.
• Examples:
• to, too, two
• flower, flour
• sea, see

2. Homographs
👉These are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations.
• Examples:
• lead (to guide) vs. lead (a metal)
• tear (rip) vs. tear (from the eye)
• bass (a type of fish) vs. bass (low sound)

3. True Homonyms
👉These are words that are both spelled and pronounced the same, but have different meanings.
• Examples:
• bat (an animal) vs. bat (used in sports)
• bank (financial institution) vs. bank (side of a river)
• bark (sound a dog makes) vs. bark (tree covering)

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Word of the Day: Pugnacious🎉👩‍🏫
10/29/2025

Word of the Day: Pugnacious🎉👩‍🏫



The Eight Parts of Speech🎉👩‍🏫
10/29/2025

The Eight Parts of Speech🎉👩‍🏫



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