#grammar
#IELTS
⚠️despite and in spite of⚠️
Never put “of” after Despite. Never.
Despite and in spite of are both prepositions meaning “regardless of”
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Both are followed by Noun ( and a Ving for that reason )
Despite is more formal.
There's nothing wrong with using in spite of, but despite is the less wordy, more concise option of the two. Never put "of" after despite. It's either despite or in spite of , notdespite of
Both are usually followed by “ the “
Despite injury❌
Despite an injury ❌
Despite the injury ✅
Despite the cold weather, students came to class as their determination is stronger than the weather.
In spite of the years she spent in Spain, she doesn’t know a word in the language.
Never put “of” after Despite. Never.
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#IELTS
⚠️despite and in spite of⚠️
Never put “of” after Despite. Never.
Despite and in spite of are both prepositions meaning “regardless of”
…ga qaramasdan
Both are followed by Noun ( and a Ving for that reason )
Despite is more formal.
There's nothing wrong with using in spite of, but despite is the less wordy, more concise option of the two. Never put "of" after despite. It's either despite or in spite of , not
Both are usually followed by “ the “
Despite injury❌
Despite an injury ❌
Despite the injury ✅
Despite the cold weather, students came to class as their determination is stronger than the weather.
In spite of the years she spent in Spain, she doesn’t know a word in the language.
Never put “of” after Despite. Never.
Lear more
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Ladies, please stop asking 🎅 for the perfect man…
This is the third time this week, he’s tried to kidnap me.🥵
This is the third time this week, he’s tried to kidnap me.🥵
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#vocabulary
( just ) around the corner - about to happen, very near
New Year is just around the corner.
Final Exams are around the corner, we should start studying seriously. Cramming won’t help this time.
P.S: Cramming nima ?
( just ) around the corner - about to happen, very near
New Year is just around the corner.
Final Exams are around the corner, we should start studying seriously. Cramming won’t help this time.
P.S: Cramming nima ?
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odamlar
Brunch degan so’z bor. Ustozing aytmasa o’zim aytaman.
breakfast va lunch so’zlaridan yasalgan, tahminan, va seemingly.
Amerikada o’qiydiganlar bu so’zni kuniga 2-3 marta ko’radi chunki University Cafeteria da Brunch ham kiritilgan.
I am shocked by the fact that how many people don’t know this word. Learn ENGLISH, not IELTS.
IELTSsi bor ammo oddiy Ingliz tili da yaxshi muloqot qilaolmaydiganlarni
Pravasi bor ammo eshakga o’hshab mashina haydaydiganlarga o’hshataman.
Brunch degan so’z bor. Ustozing aytmasa o’zim aytaman.
breakfast va lunch so’zlaridan yasalgan, tahminan, va seemingly.
Amerikada o’qiydiganlar bu so’zni kuniga 2-3 marta ko’radi chunki University Cafeteria da Brunch ham kiritilgan.
I am shocked by the fact that how many people don’t know this word. Learn ENGLISH, not IELTS.
IELTSsi bor ammo oddiy Ingliz tili da yaxshi muloqot qilaolmaydiganlarni
Pravasi bor ammo eshakga o’hshab mashina haydaydiganlarga o’hshataman.
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#olivye
Happy Holidays, everyone
Happy Holidays, everyone
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Dear Xalq, having one or two apples after eating like a mol doesn’t make you healthy.
#life
#life
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New Year’s Eve - 31 December
New Year’s Day - 1 January
If you want to use it in your speech, do so correctly.
“On New Year’s Eve, we prepare a lot of salads and meals for the guests to come and enjoy a big dinner with together. “ because it specifies December 31 - a date.
not “ in new year, on new year “ ❌
you can also say :
during New Year - a few days we get as a holiday.
During New Year, it is our family tradition to visit our relatives and spend some time with them wishing each other well and sharing a meal.
at New Year ?
on New Year ?
I don’t know. And trust me. Native speakers are also arguing over it, failing to come to conclusion due to regional differences in language use.
New Year’s Day - 1 January
If you want to use it in your speech, do so correctly.
“On New Year’s Eve, we prepare a lot of salads and meals for the guests to come and enjoy a big dinner with together. “ because it specifies December 31 - a date.
not “ in new year, on new year “ ❌
you can also say :
during New Year - a few days we get as a holiday.
During New Year, it is our family tradition to visit our relatives and spend some time with them wishing each other well and sharing a meal.
at New Year ?
on New Year ?
I don’t know. And trust me. Native speakers are also arguing over it, failing to come to conclusion due to regional differences in language use.
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