Masoud Jodat

12/14/2025

✅ Meaning of “stop by” “Stop by” means to visit someone or someplace for a short time, usually without a long stay or without a big plan. It’s casual and friendly. ⸻ ✅ Examples 1️⃣ “I’ll stop by your house after work.” 👉 I’ll come over for a quick visit. 2️⃣ “Stop by my office if you have any questions.” 👉 Come visit my office briefly. 3️⃣ “We stopped by the store on our way home.” 👉 We visited the store for a short time. 4️⃣ “Thanks for stopping by!” 👉 Thanks for visiting (often used when someone comes to your house, office, or even your social media page). ⸻ ✅ How people use it ✨ It’s informal — people use it for friendly visits: • to a friend’s house • to a store • to a café • to a neighbor’s house ⸻ ✅ Similar phrases • Drop by — same meaning 👉 “Drop by anytime!” • Swing by — same meaning, a bit more casual 👉 “I’ll swing by later.”

12/14/2025

🧠 “What’s eating you?” A casual way to ask, “What’s wrong?” or “What’s bothering you?” Perfect for checking in on a friend who’s acting a little off. Would you use it in a conversation?👇 ⸻ Hashtags:

12/09/2025

Normal vs Advanced Are you crazy? Are you out of your mind? Let’s meet later Let’s catch up later It’s not difficult It’s not rocket science Give me

12/09/2025

When you think your English is perfect but then …

12/07/2025

Taking a taxi 🆚 Boarding a plane

12/07/2025

10/16/2025

twist it to open the door Door handle A leverstyle grip you push or pull Knocker Used to knock and announce someones at the door Peephole Look through it to see whos outside Door lock Keeps the door secure Intercom Talk to visitors without opening the door Which part do you use the most Comment below Want more reallife vocabulary Follow for daily English tips LearnEnglish EnglishVocabulary ESL EnglishTeacher DoorParts
Masoud Jodat

10/16/2025

your arm begins Elbow the joint in the middle Wrist between your hand and arm Palm the inside of your hand Finger youve got five of them Fingernail the hard part on your fingertip Which word was new for you Comment below Save this for later tag a friend who needs English vocab LearnEnglish EnglishVocabulary ESL BodyParts EnglishTips
Masoud Jodat

10/16/2025

Lets walk through the different stages we all go through and learn the right words in English for each one 1 Newborn 01 month Just born sleeps most of the time and depends completely on others 2 Infant Baby 1 month 1 year Begins smiling sitting crawling Drinks only milk 3 Toddler 13 years Starts walking talking learning fast Very active and curious 4 Preschooler 35 years Goes to kindergarten Learns basics like numbers letters and shapes 5 Child Schoolage 610 years Goes to school Makes friends Becomes more independent 7 Pr***en 1012 years Ready to become a teenager 6 Teenager Teen Adolescent 1319 years Puberty begins Emotional changes Forms identity and builds opinions 7 Young Adult In their late teens or 20s Starts to become independent Starts college or work 8 Adult May get married build a career or have kids Typically a fully grown person over 20 9 Middleaged Adult 4059 years Settled life Focused on family career and health 9 Older Adult Senior Elderly 60 years Retired Enjoys hobbies grandchildren May need more rest or care Which stage are you in now Comment below and practice your English LearnEnglish EnglishVocabulary StagesOfLife ESL EnglishLearning
Masoud Jodat

10/15/2025

Let’s “take a gander”