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Abide by: To follow any decision or rule Example: We should abide by the law and order. Bump into: To meet a known person unexpectedly. Example: Last evening, I bumped into my old English teacher in the market. Call off: To cancel Example: We called off the trip due to bad weather. Count on:… Continue reading PHRASAL VERBS TO BOAST YOUR DAILY VOCABULARY
Rain cats and dogs This is used for heavy rain. For example– when I was returning from the office, it was raining cats and dogs. Under the weather This is used to tell someone that you are not feeling well. For example– I will not be attending the party as I am under the weather.… Continue reading Words to make talk interesting
BLOW HOT AND COLD– if you blow hot and cold about something, you constantly change your opinion about it. Example– The boss keeps blowing hot and cold about the marketing campaign – one day he finds it excellent, the next day he wants to make changes. GET COLD FEET- if you get cold feet about… Continue reading 5 IDIOMS FOR HESITATION- INDECISION- DOUBT
Adjectives are one of the grammatical aspects which are easily used in our conversation. Anyone who seeks to add more empathy and composure to their talk needs to learn more adjectives that can help them address people with it. Here we look at 15 adjectives that can be used to address anyone with negative personality… Continue reading 15 Negative Adjectives to Describe people in English
Many a times we encounter a situation wherein we want to appreciate someone but we lack good words. So here is the list of some interesting positive personality adjectives that will make your talk amazing. A bubbly personality– someone who is very happy, perky and often optimistic A ray of sunshine– a happy person… Continue reading 20 adjectives and idioms to describe people positively in English
One of the most common problems faced by students learning and striving to improve in English is the issue of remembering vocabulary. At Pep Talk India, many students preparing for competitive exams like IELTS, GRE, GMAT, CAT and government exams have the following query: “After working doggedly to improve my English, I still find it… Continue reading Top 5 Tips To Remember Vocabulary Easily
Unless you are an unfortunate soul who has been afflicted with some serious disease that has rendered you incapable of using your legs, walking is the most common and physical exercise you can do on a daily basis. From the young people to the elderly, anyone who is not keen on strenuous exercise can remain… Continue reading 37 Different Ways of ‘Walking’ – Boost Your Vocab!
“Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to.” … Continue reading Common Household Vocabulary You Should Know
What are binomial expressions? Something related to mathematics, right? Well, they are used widely in the English language as well! What is a binomial expression or binomial pair in English? It’s an expression comprised of two words that are joined by a conjunction. These two words are usually ‘and’ or ‘or’ and the word order… Continue reading 33 Binomial Expressions In English Language
Finance is an important part of our life. We engage in daily monetary transactions, learn how to manage our personal finances, and are always on the lookout for the ups and downs in the global and domestic financial markets. Thus, having the know-how of financial expressions, terms, and idioms becomes an indispensable part of your… Continue reading 20 Financial Idioms You Should Definitely Know
