English with Fidèle

14/04/2024

22/02/2024

📖𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐂𝐄📖
Verb Tenses In Conversational English
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Past Perfect Continuous Tense: I had been eating bananas, because I thought they helped your digestion.

Future (Structure)--Verbs do not change their endings for the future, so there isn’t a real future tense in English. We use other verbs to talk about the future

Simple Future: I will eat a banana again tomorrow for breakfast.

Future Continuous: I am eating a banana tomorrow for breakfast. I am going to eat a banana tomorrow.

Future Perfect: By this time tomorrow, I will have eaten a banana.

Future Perfect Continuous: By next year, I will have been eating bananas for 30 years.

Conditional: If I eat another banana, I will throw up.
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22/02/2024

📖𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐂𝐄📖
Verb Tenses In Conversational English
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Simple Present Tense: I eat a banana every day.

Present Continuous Tense: I’m eating a banana right now.

Present Perfect Tense: I’ve eaten a banana every morning for the past ten years.

Present Perfect Continuous: I’ve been eating bananas my whole life.

Simple Past Tense: Did you eat a banana again yesterday? Yes, I ate one yesterday.

Past Continuous Tense: I was eating a banana when my cat walked in the kitchen and tried to steal it.

Past Perfect Tense: I had just finished my banana when I saw another one that looked even more delicious.
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𝕾𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖜𝖎𝖈𝖍

21/02/2024

DON'T TELL ANYONE.

In A Relationship, Whether Married or still in Courtship, there are things you should not tell another person. You never know who will be the Judas over your relationship. There are high secrets you have to keep only to yourself.

1. Don't tell anybody how weak your partner is. Someone may use it against you/them.

2. Don't tell people how much you quarrel with your partner, make them see it as perfect from the outside while you settle issues from the inside.

3. Don't tell even a best friend how much you get as pocket allowance from your husband, if they ask tell them that he's giving more than you expected.

4. Men don't tell your friends how good your wife is in bed, that's a secret between you and your wife.

5. Don't ever tell your mother the way he or she is acting in the marriage, you won't like the outcome if she's a jealous mother-in-law.

6. Ladies, a friend may be eyeing your hubby and that's why you shouldn't tell them what moves him most.

7. Even if your pastor is not worthy to know how many times you quarrel with your husband, most of them will use it as a sermon. Just talk to God alone.

8. Don't tell the children that their father/mother is a bad person. It can make them hate them.

9. Don't tell anybody about your partner's past mistakes, it is too risky for your marriage.

10. Don't tell anyone to try seducing your partner to prove their loyalty. They may end up winning their love. Prevention is better than cure....
LET'S SHARE TO EDUCATE OTHERS 💯🙏💦🤌

19/02/2024

Hello everyone!

06/02/2024

💫 🆁ozi's 🅴nglish 🅲lub

↪️ *Other ways to say "it's raining"* ⤵️

🔰 1. It's pouring outside.

🔰 2. It's drizzling lightly.

🔰 3. The rain is coming down in sheets.

🔰 4. It's a real downpour out there.

🔰 5. The heavens have opened up.

🔰 6. It's a wet and rainy day.

🔰 7. The rain is falling steadily.

🔰 8. It's a bit of a deluge today.

🔰 9. The rain is really coming down hard.

🔰 10. It's a damp and dreary day.

06/02/2024

💫 🆁ozi's 🅴nglish 🅲lub

↪️ *The difference between "but" and "yet"* ⤵️

👉🏼 *"But"* is a conjunction used to connect two contrasting ideas or clauses. It is often used to introduce a statement that contradicts or contrasts with the previous statement.

🔰 Example: *"I wanted to go to the party, but I had to study for my exam."*

👉🏼 *"Yet"* is an adverb used to indicate that something has not happened or been done up to a certain point in time. It is often used to introduce a statement that contradicts or contrasts with what was expected.

🔰 Example: *"I studied hard for the exam, yet I still didn't get a good grade."*

06/02/2024

💊 What are some awkward psychological facts about humans?

▫️When people look at pictures of faces, they usually focus on the eyes first.

▫️We often twist the truth in our favor rather than accepting it as it is.

▫️If someone has low self-esteem, they may sometimes try to put others down.

▫️People are more likely to return a lost wallet if they find a picture of a child inside.

▫️We tend to blame someone's actions on their personality, except when it comes to ourselves.

▫️People who walk faster are often seen as more confident and happier than slower walkers.

▫️There are genes that determine whether you're naturally an early riser or a night owl.

▫️If a law is too strict, people may be more inclined to break it.

▫️Larger groups tend to make worse and more subjective decisions compared to smaller groups.

▫️Spending time with friends can actually make you more attractive to others.

▫️When someone says "I need to talk to you about something," our minds often race through all the potentially harmful things we've done recently.

💊 English Plus

06/02/2024

Photo taken from the front page of the METRO newspaper 🗞️

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NHS (noun): National Health Service (UK 🇬🇧)

Advice (noun) : guidance or recommendations offered.

Freeze over (PV): become completely covered by ice.

Issue (verb): supply or distribute.

Grip (verb): take and keep a firm hold of; grasp tightly.

Waddle (verb): walk with short steps and a clumsy swaying motion.

Slippery(adjective): wet, or slimy, making it hard to stand on.

Icy spells (Adjective) : short periods of time with ice.

Silly (adjective) : having or showing a lack of common sense

Nasty (adjective): not very nice, mean.

06/02/2024

Photo taken from the front page of the INDEPENDENT newspaper 🗞️

Scandal: (noun)
an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage.

Suspended: (verb)
to stop something from being active, either temporarily or permanently

Unit: (noun)�a department in a hospital for the treatment of people with similar illnesses or conditions

NHS: National Health Service

Harming: (noun)�physical or other injury or damage

Falsifying: (verb)
to change something, such as a document, in order to deceive people

Inquiry: (noun)
an official process to discover the facts about something bad that has happened

Set to: (phrasal verb)
to start working or dealing with something in an energetic and determined way

Launch: (verb)
to begin something such as a plan or introduce something new such as a product

06/02/2024

💫 🆁ozi's 🅴nglish 🅲lub

↪️ *Past perfect tense* ⤵️

The past perfect tense is used to describe an action or event that occurred before another action or event in the past. It is formed by using the auxiliary verb *"had"* followed by the past participle of the main verb.

🔰 Examples ↘️

🔰 1. *She had already finished her homework when her friends arrived.*
In this sentence, the action of finishing homework (past perfect) happened before the arrival of her friends (simple past).

🔰 2. *They had gone to the movie theater before the film started.*
Here, the action of going to the movie theater (past perfect) occurred before the film started (simple past).

🔰 3. *We had eaten dinner before the guests arrived.*
The action of eating dinner (past perfect) happened prior to the arrival of the guests (simple past).

🔰 4. *He had studied French for two years before he moved to Paris.*
The action of studying French (past perfect) took place before the action of moving to Paris (simple past).

🔰 5. *By the time we arrived, they had already left.*
The action of leaving (past perfect) happened before our arrival (simple past).

06/02/2024

💫 🆁ozi's 🅴nglish 🅲lub

↪️ *Essential words for IELTS* ⤵️

📌 *articulate* - able to express oneself clearly and effectively

📌 *collaborate* - to work together with others to achieve a common goal

📌 *comprehensive* - covering all aspects of a subject or topic; complete and thorough

📌 *differentiate* - to distinguish or recognize the differences between things

📌 *facilitate* - to make something easier or more convenient; to help bring about

📌 *implement* - to put into effect or action; to carry out a plan or decision

📌 *mitigate* - to lessen or reduce the severity or impact of something

📌 *scrutinize* - to examine or inspect closely and critically

📌 *undermine* - to weaken or damage something, often gradually or secretly

📌 *validate* - to confirm or prove the accuracy or validity of something

21/12/2023

Do you connect with people for their beautiful heart?

The beauty in any relationship comes from what one carries in their heart. A person physical appearance doesn’t tell anything about their heart.

When we see a person, we are only looking at their physical attributes, something that changes over time. What they carry in their heart is what makes them the kind of person they are. A heart full of love, honesty, compassion and kindness is what makes that person even more beautiful.

Connect people through your heart. A sea shell might look ordinary but only when you open the shell, you find the pearl inside. Value a person's heart, it is like a pearl that resides in the body.

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21/12/2023

FLAME OF LOVE

I am floating in the unfathomable ocean of your dreams.
With endless desire and shoreless longing, I am moving to the brims.
Like a river searching for its goal to unite with the infinite sea.
My mind is always longing for thee.

Always attracted to your dark eyes that look like an ocean of love.
A secret desire burns in me like a flame of love.
It is attracting my mind like moths in fire.
It is ignited by the unspoken, unheard language of your eyes so fair.

The eyes which speak the unspoken language with its shoreless attraction.
I am imprisoned in your piercing gaze of expression.
Evergreen, ever attractive, and ever the same.
The love in me is greater than a heavenly gem

It is moving like a rising tide to touch you.
To fill your very essence with a different hue
To enliven, embellish, and enrapture my
soul with love and light.
With full of so much charm and delight. ❤️✍️

21/12/2023

Do you know, Who you are? You are the most beautiful meanings, and within you I found Love and the most beautiful values, and there are beautiful things in my life, it is certain that I know you, I may not talk to you, But as soon as I see you, the heart rejoices. And by seeing your names, it became as if I saw your faces and reassured you. And if I was told that wish, I wished Nothing but Good all of you, peace be upon those Who Loved, they were at the Best of our Hearts and peace be upon those who Stood in our Absence as our presence 🦚 ❤️

21/12/2023

Ocean tales

I am all the universe
in one small ocean;
sun, moon, stars
and everything in between
Slow and soft,
I swim through each day
like a shimmering goldfish
exploring in the deep

Yesterday I was a stream
then a gurgling brook
of nonsence and laughter
In a blink of the eye,
I became a quiet wave
fiercely rising,
ready to crash and burn;
ready to wash away
any sadness or pains
so I can shimmer
like a goldfish in the deep

Today I am quiet
perhaps tomorrow
I will laugh again

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21/12/2023

“My Broken Pieces”
I can’t fix my broken pieces with a damaged mind
The darkness holds the promises, but it’s the lies I always find
I was born without the privilege of a witness to my demise
I’m alone between the seasons inside a false disguise
At this age I’m lost throughout this lonely life I live
My heart that holds this darkness my soul can now forgive
Ignorant minds took a piece of me and threw it in the trash
Understanding is burning in fires that reduce all hope to ash
I’m silent when the night is whispering songs of blue
I fear all my dreams as my memories all come true
Sadness is my companion every day it’s by my side
New fears dominate my soul as my shadow begs to hide
I’m a waste of air and time so I sit here and just wait
My broken pieces I now bury as I bleed my death to fate 🌹🌹🫶🏻