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Five daily used phrases We come across such phrases , that leave  us dumbfounded and clueless. Today I have come up with five daily used phrases that are used on day to day conversation. So without further ado let's Get started. 1. Take something back ( वापस करना) "Take something back"  means to return some product or object that turns out to be broken Or defective, something that doesn't work. For example  👉 The other day I bought a mobile , but it was not functioning well. So I took it back to retailer. 2. To split something ( भागो में बांटना) "To split something" means to divide or separate something into some parts. For example 👉 We are four , so split this pizza in four parts. 👉 Split this chocolate and share with your brother. 3. To have sweet tooth (मीठा पसंद करना) "To have sweet tooth"  means to like sweets. For example 👉 He adores eating cake, because he has sweet tooth. See also:- Be use...

Used to -  आदत है या आदि है। "Used to" is used for habit ( आदत) Rule :- Subject + is / am/ are +used to +v4/ noun + object. Note :- "Used to" is always followed by ( Verb+ing / Noun ) उसे झूट बोलने की आदत है। He is used to speaking lie. मुझे गाली देने की आदत नही है। I am not used to abusing. क्या तुम्हें पिटने की आदत है? Are you used to being beaten ?  मुझे दिल्ली की गर्मी की आदत है। I am used to Delhi's heat. मुझे तुम्हारी आदत सी हो गयी है। I am used to you. उसे दादागिरी दिखाने की आदत है। He is used to bullying. मुझे अपने वादे से मुकरने की आदत नही है। I am not used to back out on my promises. क्या उसे रात में खर्राटे लेने की आदत है ? Is he used to snoring at night? मुझे तेरी तरह नकल मारने की आदत नही है। I am not used to cheating like you. क्या तुम्हें इस फ़ोन की आदत है? Are you used to this phone? तुझे तो नखरे दिखाने की आदत है। You are used to showing tantrums. लोगो के भावनाओ से खेलना उसकी आदत है। He is used to ...

What is "21st Century English" ?   You must be wondering that you have heard of " English" often. But what is "21st Century English"?.🤔 Well, "21st Century English" means  trendy  , modern and  updated  english. It has nothing to do with old , boring, and  outdated  English. An english that is spoken on day to day lives. I hope it makes sense to you . By Now you must have got that "21st Century English" has to do with modern English. I had the same thought when I started my institution with this name. Yup ,  you got me right  my institute name is "21st Century English" ,where we teach modern English with fun and lots of entertainment. We avoid grammar drills , boring translation and taking test. We use 80% English and 20%  Hindi (Native language) in the classroom so that input remains comprehensible . https://youtu.be/rCEkwNp8NZQ  .  We listen to audios and watch many videos that are  brain friendly ...

Positive personality vocabularies Many English learners  find it difficult to define " positive personality " . So today's lesson is about all the positive personality vocabularies . So here we go👇👇👇👇 A bubbly personality  - one who loves to talk and loves to laugh and always think positive A ray of sunshine  - One who makes other people happy Classy  - Elegant and stylish Watch this also :- Daily used vocabs Charming  —One who has a “magic” effect that makes people like him. Polite  — One who is good at saying “please,” “thank you,” etc. Gregarious  — One who likes being with other people and very sociable Understanding  —  he understands other people’s problems well. Diplomatic  — One who  is very good at trying to help people see both sides of a situation. Impartial  — One who doesn’t support just one side rather he supports both sides. Straight-forward  — One who is direct and honest...

Proverbs and Idioms घर का   भेदी   लंका   ढाहे । A   black sheep  / an insider causes the maximum damage. दूध   का   जला   छाछ   (  मट्ठा  )   फूँक  -  फूँक   कर   पीता   हैं । A   burnt   child   dreads   the   fire. आज   का   काम   कल   पर   नहीं   छोड़ना   चाहिये।(काल   करे   सो   आज   कर   ,    आज   करे   सो   अब ) Act   today   only,   tomorrow is   too   late. शब्दों   की   अपेक्षा   कर्म   का   अधिक   प्रभाव   होता   है। Actions   speak   louder   than  ...

Not to speak of/ Not to mention/ What to mention of Today we are gonna learn the use of "  Not to speak of ". It is also known as " Not to mention" or "what to mention of". Most of us tend to be confused with some Hindi sentences that we  come across  on day to day conversation. It particularly happens with  some new students because they tend to translate from Hindi to English. Keeping this in mind, I have  come up  with a new structure that bothers Many students.Overall this lesson goes to those obsessed English learner who love some difficult sentences. So  without further ado , let's get started.   We usually make us of " NOT TO SPEAK OF " . When a Hindi sentence ends with  " दूर रहा, तो दूर,दूर की बात है, की तो छोड़ो " मेरी तो छोड़ो , वो तो अपने बाप की भी नही सुनता। 👉He doesn't even listen to his father, not to speak of me.                    ...

Rain Vocabulary Most of the English learners find it difficult to discuss about "  Rain " ,But no longer now. Today we are gonna cover almost every vocabulary related to Rain. So let's get started . Before I go Watch this video 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇   Rain  is a verb. It has some form ( V1= Rain , V2= Rained , V3= Rained , V4= Raining  ) Ex:- I take bath ,whenever it rains. ( जब भी बारिस होती है , मैं नहाता हुँ) Ex:-It rained last night. (कल रात बारिस हुई थी) Ex:- It is raining at the moment.          (  फिलहाल बारिस हो रही है) Light Rain  ( Normal Rain) 1.  Drizzle / spitting  (It means very light rain) बूंदा बाँदी Ex:- It is drizzling at the moment.   (इस वक़्त बूंदा बाँदी हो रही है।) 2.  Scattered showers  - On & Off Rain ( Not continue) Heavy Rain  ( तेज बारिस) 1.  Pouring  ( It means heavy rain) मूसलाधार बारिस        ...

IT'S NO USE (  बेकार है / कोई फायदा नही है ) When I started learning English,  I came across many complicated sentences, that end up making people confused. Since I wanted to be a teacher I had to deal with it. After working intensely for  two years. I have come up  with some solutions ,that I would surely like to share with you. Note:-   It's just  for knowledge, Don't adapt translation method during spoken English or you will lose your fluency. Today we are gonna look at a very complicated structure ,that troubles many English learner in India.So without further ado, let get started IT IS NO USE  /  IT'S NO USE  (  कोई फायदा नहीं है/ बेकार है ) महंगी कार लेना का कोई फायदा नही है। It is no use purchasing an opulent car. विदेश जाना बेकार है। It is no use going out of country. उससे दोस्ती करना बेकार है, क्योंकि वो दोस्ती के लायक नही है। It is no use make friends with him, because he doesn't deserve friends...

How to translate difficult sentences of Hindi? Hii guys welcome to " 21st Century English "where we have new and interesting content all  the  time.Today I have come up with most   complicated Hindi to English sentences   , that are hard to translate and most of the Indian English speakers have hard time translating these sentences in English. If you are one of one those who love to translate , then stay tune this lesson goes to you.... So without any delay . Let's get started.   मेरा पैर टूट गया है।  I have broken my leg. आपकी नाक बह रही है। You have runny nose. तूने तो मेरी नाक कटवा दी। You let me down. लोटा लुढकते लुढकते लुढ़क गया। The vessel rolled and rolled and kept rolling away. चवन्नी घिस घिसकर घिस गयी। The 25 paisa coin worn out gradually . तुझमे रब दिखता है। I see God in you . गया गया गया , कभी वापस नही आया। / गया गया गया , गया ही रह गया| Gaya went to gaya and never came back.   मेरा सर चकरा रहा है। / मुझे चक्कर ...

What is" WANNA/GOTTA/GONNA" ? We often get confused while listening to american and British people when they use " WANNA/ GOTTA/GONNA " . Usually in songs i.e  I wanna love you . We make use of dictionary ,but it's no  use , these words are never available in dictionaries. Today we are going to throw light on it. So here we go 1. WANNA WANNA - " Want to" Ex:- I wanna talk to you. Ex:- I want to talk to you. "WANNA"  is not common in written english and It is considered informal. It is usually spoken by american and british people because they tend to speak fluent. These days it is spoken all around the world. Note :- Make sure you don't use " WANNA " in written english. " WANT TO "  is very common in both written and spoken english. It is considered formal and it can be used anywhere with anybody. Let's have more examples. He  wanna  join this institute ( I want to join this institute) W...

How to learn a Second language? It is a  major concern of many people in the world. They join many classes to improve their  second language . But after spending a lot of money and precious time, they barely speak a little. They make silly mistakes even in normal day to day conversations. And eventually, they regret and decide to Quit. Well, if you are one of those, then I am damn sure you will find this blog helpful and productive. So without further ado, let's get started. Back in 1975, research done by linguistic "  Stephen Krashen " over language acquisition where he first mentioned the word "  Comprehensible input ". Comprehensible input  means an input that is easy to understand and brain-friendly. According to Krashen, no one on the planet has learned to speak a language ever without comprehensible input. To be more specific, you can't learn to speak a language until you understand the input. He further added that input should be fun an...