Monday, October 20, 2008

Free English Class

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Free English Class

In writing, neat effectiveness is very important. After writing a piece, carefully proofread it and see which word or phrase will impress your point deeper on your reader, and fit it.

Mind, proofreading shouldn’t be done in any hurry. Many miscue it to be an easy task, but, this is a rock from where even people having the best eyes fell.

Probably, proofreading immediately after you are over with your assignment might make you skip the errors. So, take a coffee break to change your mind, and then calmly go through your write-up. A responsible person who could spot errors in your piece would be better than anybody.

Proofreading isn’t difficult if you have an easy and alert mind.


Words of the day

Glitzy: adj. To invest with showy quality, artificial. Most of the Hindi news channels are glitzy, not newsy. Children tend to run after glitzy things.

Rapprochement: n. Reestablishment of friendly relationship. Until and unless the leaders of Israeli and Palestine sincerely negotiate, thinking of a rapprochement between the two countries is impractical.

Slick: adj. Slippery, smooth. Slick as the footpath was, I was afraid of slipping.

Idioms of the day

Be spoon-fed: Providing too much information and help to someone. Girls who aren’t spoon-fed by their parents make good wives.

Trot out someone/something : To draw the attention of others to someone or something, so that they can praise or see it. My child was looking very sweet in his fur coat, so I happily trotted him out before my husband’s friends. Friends, just see Tim is trotting out his goggles not knowing how bad they are!

Go into overdrive: To start working very hard and effectively. The media go into overdrive during the elections trying to capture each and every news.

Combination of words

Fantastic display: The show was a fantastic display of glamour. Many people fantastically display their foolishness by speaking on the topics they are unaware of. Are you one of them?

Cutting directness: In this increasingly ambitious atmosphere politeness is rarely seen and cutting directness is everywhere. By your cutting directness you might well earn a lot of name and money but not peace of heart.

Overflowing emotions: At the airport, as an old mother and her son were reunited, their emotions overflowed.

Frances Bacon said: “Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.” So, write to become an exact man.

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