Day – 18 I need to water the garden plants. Can you help me carry this box? I am walking to the nearby shop. The sky looks bright and clear today. I enjoy making crafts in my free time. What time does the train leave? I am drinking a glass of lemonade. Will you come […]
Day – 17 I need to sweep the floor today. Can you help me organize my books? I am walking to the bus stop. The clouds look very fluffy today. I enjoy sketching in my notebook. What time does the meeting start? I am drinking a cup of hot chocolate. Will you come to my
Day – 16 I need to clean the windows today. Can you help me set up the chairs? I am walking to the grocery store. The sky looks very blue today. I enjoy reading comics in my free time. What time does your train depart? I am drinking a glass of milk. Will you come
Day – 15 I need to clean my study desk. Can you help me carry these books? I am walking to the nearby park. The weather is very sunny today. I enjoy drawing pictures in my notebook. What time will the train arrive? I am drinking a cup of green tea. Will you come to
Use of Would ✅ “Would” in English “Would” is a highly versatile modal verb used in various situations, such as past habits, polite requests, imagination, wishes, and conditional sentences. Let’s learn step-by-step how and when to use “would”: 1️⃣ Past Habit Used to talk about actions that happened regularly in the past but no longer
Day – 14 I need to water the plants in the garden. Can you help me find my keys? I am waiting for the school bus. The sky looks very clear today. I enjoy writing stories in my notebook. What time does your class start? I am drinking fresh orange juice. Will you visit the
Day – 13 I need to buy some groceries today. Can you help me carry this bag? I am walking to the school gate. The sun is shining brightly today. I enjoy painting in my free time. What time does the bus arrive? I am drinking coffee in the morning. Will you come to my
Causative Verbs ✅ What are Causative Verbs? Causative verbs are used when someone causes another person to do something instead of doing it themselves. 💬 Definition:A causative verb shows that someone causes another person to do something for them. 🧠 Understanding Causative Verbs: When we make someone do something, for example: I had my
Day – 12 I need to wake up early tomorrow. Can you help me with this task? I am going to the park today. This room looks very clean. I like listening to music. What are you doing right now? I am drinking a glass of water. Will you join me for dinner? I am
Synonyms List 🔤 A Angry – Mad, Furious, Annoyed, Irritated (in anger) Ask – Inquire, Request, Question, Demand (to ask) Able – Capable, Competent, Skilled, Talented (capable/competent) Amazing – Wonderful, Incredible, Astonishing, Stunning (amazing/wonderful) 🔤 B Big – Large, Huge, Enormous, Gigantic (big/large) Beautiful – Pretty, Lovely, Attractive, Gorgeous (beautiful) Begin – Start, Commence,