International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
Some resarch Imformation
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Gramer rules
Lets vs Let’s
What does lets mean?
Lets, without the apostrophe, is a form of the verb to let. Specifically, it’s the third-person present singular form, meaning that it goes with pronouns like “she,” “he” and “it,” as well as nouns that take those pronouns. It is most commonly used in the context of giving permission. However, there are other meanings of the verb let, such as “to release.”
Examples of lets in a sentence
He lets his dog sleep in bed with him.
Mary lets her kids play outside after they finish their homework.
The company lets employees go home early on days before big holidays.
Rover lets out a noisy bark whenever he hears someone at the door.
as out a noisy bark whenever he hears someone at the door.
What does let’s mean?
Let’s is a contraction of the phrase let us. As with can’t, it’s and I’m, the apostrophe in let’s replaces a missing letter. It is most commonly used in the context of giving a suggestion. You likely know it from expressions like the simple two-word phrase “Let’s go!” Usually an encouraging command, let’s doesn’t involve permission the way lets does.
Even though let’s technically is short for let us, you won’t hear the contraction let’s in a context like, “Why won’t our parents let’s stay out later?” That just sounds silly and confusing. Even if you were imploring your parents, “Let us stay out later!” you still wouldn’t use let’s because that would sound like you were suggesting that you and your parents stay out later together.
And the opposite is true too. Even though let’s is a shortening of let us, you’ll hardly ever actually hear someone say “let us” in the encouraging-command form let’s most often takes. For example, “Let us go to the mall today!” sounds old-fashioned and strange. You might give a command such as, “The beach awaits; let us go!” for dramatic effect, but in most cases, let’s is the usual choice for this use. So it’s easy to forget that let’s is actually short for “let us.”
Examples of let’s in a sentence
Let’s go to the beach today.
Let’s get this party started!
If we’re going to do something about the economy, let’s start by acknowledging that there is a problem.
Let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: “Lets” vs. “Let’s”: The Right Way to Use Each Word
some keyword
This is on land next to the sea -> beach/coastal
Going to be -> is a common English structure used to express future plans
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: a common English structure used to express future plans
pilets -> is a low-impact, mind-body exercise method focusing on core strength, flexibility, posture, and body awareness through controlled, precise movements
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: a common English structure used to express future plans
preposition
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: a common English structure used to express future plans
Hi-Fi -> short for “high fidelity,
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: a common English structure used to express future plans
What is a USB Dongle Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
The phoname of Ooo
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
How do you know Minsu? -> We were at school together.
“Cheers” -> is a versatile, informal term primarily used as a drinking toast, a British/Commonwealth expression of gratitude (“thank you”), or a casual goodbye.
Use of that,this, thats and those
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“Do the washing-up” is a common British idiom meaning to wash dishes, pans, and cutlery after a meal
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
Meaning workds for food iin resturants
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
Steak (স্টেক) অর্থ হলো মাংস বা মাছের পুরু
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
Single mother -> Is not married, divorced, separated, or widowed.
phoname of this phOne and Online
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phrasal Verbs
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Rearrange the words
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Naming convention Houses
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compare sentence
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Adverbs position
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Impertanct Sentences
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Impertanct picture
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Impertanct picture
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Countable Noune
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Suitable word
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Time naming convention
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Games naming convention
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Phoname
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Food name
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Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
Linsing -R world
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Converstion in Tlephone
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Do
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Possessive Pronoun
Key Possessive Pronouns List
I->Mine (e.g., That book is mine.)
You->Yours (e.g., Is this phone yours?)
He->His (e.g., The decision is his.)
She->Hers (e.g., The red jacket is hers.)
We->Ours (e.g., The victory was ours.)
They->Theirs (e.g., Those seats are theirs.)
I bought it in a sale/at a discount.= আমি এটা ছাড়ের সময় কিনেছিলাম।
Paying a compliment =প্রশংসা করা
I think I’m a size 38. =আমার মনে হয় আমার বয়স ৩৮।
I know how much you wanted the job =আমি জানি তুমি চাকরিটা কতটা চেয়েছিলে।
Fig. 2.6 & 2.7: A dongle is a small, portable hardware device that plugs into a port (usually USB or HDMI) on a computer or other electronic device to provide additional features or functionality.
’s used
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Match Adjective
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Sentences Halves
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Say and Tell
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Expression
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At and on
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conform
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conform
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‘a’ and ‘The’ used
'a' and 'the'
We often use a or the before nouns:
It's a nice day. Shall we go to the park?
Here are some situations when we always use the.
1. with some phrases with go to:
go to the cinema
go to the beach
2. with some phrases with prepositions:
at the weekend
in the morning
in the afternoon
3. with superlatives:
the biggest
the best
the most beautiful
A Note on "Manufacturer" vs. "Factory"
It is easy to mix these two up!
A manufacturer is the company (the business entity).
A factory is the physical place (the building) where the work happens.
Example: Apple is a manufacturer, but they use many factories to build iPhones.
wank -> হস্তমৈথুন
Countryside-> গ্রামঞ্চল
fench-> bera
pig -> sukor
good at-> skill/talent
collocations (words that often go together)
This/it is Mahibullah speaking= আমি কথা বললে
is that mahibullah = ফোনে অন্য কেহ কথা বললে ।
The festival in the world is in Glastonbury in England
omelettes =ডিমভাজা