English Grammar And Vocabulary: Recent Episodes
Ssnehal Hedau
This podcast is created for basic English learners. The objective of this podcast is to share the knowledge of English with fun. English grammar and vocabulary related topics will be discussed. I would suggest you to keep practicing. You will overcome your hurdles if you work from the bottom of the heart. My best wishes to you. Snehal Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/snehalhedau/support
How to use Ideal, Idle and Idol with examples.
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How to use 'some' and 'any' with examples. My blog link: https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/englishismyidentity.wordpress.com/336
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A few common similes with their examples.
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Understand the difference between than and then with their meanings and examples.
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Three-word phrasal verbs with their meanings and examples.
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Difference between "complement" and "compliment" with sample sentences.
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Find the difference between 'Lay' and 'Lie' with its meanings and examples.
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Phrasal verb - put away - with five different meanings with examples.
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Different phrasal verbs but with the same meaning and examples. My blog link: https://englishismyidentity.wordpress.com/2020/05/09/phrasal-verb-for-trouble-lesson-42/
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There are five different meanings of phrasal verbs with sample sentences.
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Phrasal verb with five different meanings and sample sentences.
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Five idiomatic expressions, their meanings and usages.
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Idiomatic expressions with their meanings and usages.
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Three different types of pronouns - reflective pronoun, emphatic or intensive pronoun, reciprocal pronoun - with explanation, usages and examples.
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Another three types of pronouns - demonstrative, distributive and indefinite - with their examples, usages and sentences.
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Three types of pronoun -Personal, Relative and Interrogative - with examples, explanation and sample sentences.
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Difference between 'quite' and 'cute'. Their pronunciation, meanings and sample sentences. My blog link: https://englishismyidentity.wordpress.com/2020/05/01/difference-between-quite-and-cute-lesson-33/
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Quit and Quiet. Their meanings and example sentences
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Make 5-6 words using a root word.
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The usages of 'will' and 'to be going to' with some examples.
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The usage of 'very' and 'too' with examples.
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How to use 'say' and 'tell' with example sentences.
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Find the simple trick to differentiate between these two words with meanings and examples.
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Types of nouns. Abstract nouns, countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
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Different types of nouns with their examples. This is the most basic topic in English grammar.
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Remember 9 different words using a root word - TRI
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Usage of words: cite, site and sight
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Phrasal verb: take-off, its meanings and sentences
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How to use these two words: Desert and Dessert.
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How to use most commonly confusing words: Good and Well.
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Know beautiful facts about English.
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How to use prepositions with examples.
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Remember words effortlessly just by focussing on a root word. The root word is "Omni" a Latin word which means universally and everywhere.
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There are so many meanings of phrasal verbs. Today we will see the phrasal verb "put on" with multiple meanings. The blog link is here: https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/englishismyidentity.wordpress.com/61
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How to use commonly confusing prepositions in sentences. "Since" and "for" are commonly confusing prepositions.
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How to check a word in a dictionary with the example word "break"
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Commonly confusing words - Loose and Lose.
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Remember only root word and from that you can remember six different words for a long time. You can find the written description in the link below.
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Understanding of words from the point of view of etymology
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How to differentiate between "close" and "shut"
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How to use "A few" and "Few"
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How to use "a little" and "little"
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Difference between "aquaphobia" and "pyrophobia".
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How to pronounce "Silicon" and "Wednesday"
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Difference between principal and principle.
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Today's phrasal verb is put on.
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How to use "complain" and "complaint".
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Difference between see, look and watch. Enjoy the short one
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