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Basic rules to improve English...!❤️

1. Listening : Improve your listening is a very powerful method to improve your listening skill as well as speaking. It is 100 % true that whatever we can listen, we can speak.
Listening is an art and if you are good at it, surely you are going to speak English naturally. Be a good listener.
A good listener is always a good speaker. Listen English on a daily basis, at least 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening.

2. Speaking : We must talk every day in English to improve our speaking skill.
Start speaking from today, don't wait for tomorrow. It does not matter your grammar is okay or not, just make some practice partner and start speaking with them. So many people are afraid to speak English because they are shy. Don't be shy, if you can not speak correctly even try to speak in broken English, but start to speak in English. Mistakes are very common, so don't worry about mistakes just try to express yourself.

3. Reading : Reading is also an art. Be a good reader. Good readers are good leaders. Read less but read carefully. Every day read two pages but read them many times.
Reading is very good to improve your grammar, sentence structure and vocabulary.

4. Writing : Make a notebook. Every day try to find five to ten sentences and write on your notebook. Read those sentences many times. Try to understand sentence structure, once you got it, you can make many sentences from a single sentence.

5. Thinking : Start to think in English.
Thinking is a very important part of spoken English because whatever you can think, you can speak. So make a habit to think in English. In the beginning it may seem difficult, but by practice and practice it is possible.
How to think in English — Remind all the activity in your mind...what did you listen, what did you spoke with your partners, what did you read and what did you write in your notebook.... In this way you can make habit of think in English...!❤️

Correlative Conjunctions List and Examples...!

Hardly … when: I had hardly closed my eyes when she came.

Such … that: He is such a smart boy that he passes his math exams successfully.

Neither … nor: Neither George nor his brother is very tall.

Whether … or: He must do it, whether he likes it or not.

As … as: He isn't singing as loudly as he can.

Rather … than: I would rather go out than stay at home today.

Scarcely … when: Scarcely had I gone to bed when the doorbell rang.

Both … and: Michael can both read and write.

Not only … but also: Not only Mary but also Gabriel is from Italy.

Either … or: I can have either cola or tea.

So … as: Her story isn't so boring as theirs.

No sooner … than: We had no sooner gone to bed than the phone rang.

The more … the more: The more you can dream, the more you can do.

So … that: My mother speaks so quickly that nobody understands what she says...!❤️

*INTERESTING* English Shortcuts.

◾➟ aren’t = are not
◾➟ can’t = cannot
◾➟ could’ve = could have
◾➟ couldn’t = could not
◾➟ didn’t = did not
◾➟ doesn’t = does not
◾➟ don’t = do not
◾➟ gonna = going to
◾➟ gotta = got to, got a
◾➟ hadn’t = had not
◾➟ hasn t = has not
◾➟ haven t = have not
◾➟ he’d = he had, he would
◾➟ he’ll = he shall, he will
◾➟ he’s = he has, he is
◾➟ how’d = how did, how would
◾➟ how’ll = how will
◾➟ how’s = how has, how is
◾➟ I’d = I had, I would
◾➟ I’ll = I shall / I will
◾➟ I’m = I am
◾➟ I’ve = I have
◾➟ isn’t = is not
◾➟ it’d = it would
◾➟ it’ll = it shall, it will
◾➟ it’s = it has, it is
◾➟ mightn’t = might not
◾➟ might’ve = might have
◾➟ mustn’t = must not
◾➟ must’ve = must have
◾➟ needn t = need not
◾➟ she’d = she had / she would
◾➟ she’ll = she shall, she will
◾➟ she’s = she has, she is
◾➟ should’ve = should have
◾➟ shouldn’t = should not somebody’s = somebody is
◾➟ someone’d = someone had, someone would
◾➟ someone’ll = someone shall, someone will
◾➟ someone’s = someone has, someone is
◾➟ something’d = something had
◾➟ something’ll = something shall, something will
◾➟ something’s = something has, something is
◾➟ that’ll = that will
◾➟ that’s = that has, that is
◾➟ that’d = that would, that had
◾➟ there’d = there had, there would
◾➟ there’d’ve = there would have
◾➟ there’re = there are
◾➟ there’s = there has / there is
◾➟ they’d = they would
◾➟ they’d’ve = they would have
◾➟ they’ll = they shall, they will
◾➟ they’re = they are
◾➟ they’ve = they have
◾➟ wasn’t = was not
◾➟ we’d = we had
◾➟ we’ll = we will
◾➟ we’re = we are
◾➟ we’ve = we have
◾➟ weren’t = were not
◾➟ what’ll = what will
◾➟ what’re = what are
◾➟ what’s = what has / what is
◾➟ what’ve = what have
◾➟ when’s = when is
◾➟ where’d = where did
◾➟ where’s = where has, where is
◾➟ where’ve where have
◾➟ who’d = who would
◾➟ who’d’ve = who would have
◾➟ who’ll = who shall, who will
◾➟ who’re = who are
◾➟ who’s = who has, who is...!