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Using "neither ...or" instead of "neither ... nor".

❌Don't say: Sara speaks neither English or French.

✅Say: Sara speaks neither English nor French.

Using "also" or "too" in a negative sentence instead of "either".

❌Don't say: Joe hasn't come also (or too).

✅Say: Joe hasn't come either.

Using "both" in a negative sentence instead of "neither".

❌Don't nay: Both of them didn't go to school today.

✅Say: Neither of them went to school today.

Using "and" in a negative sentence instead of "or".

❌Don't say: I don't like red and orange. I want the blue one.

✅Say: I don't like red or orange. I want the blue one.

Using "till" instead of "before" or "when".

❌Don't say: I'd reached the school till the rain started.

✅Say: I'd reached the school before the rain started.
Or: I'd reached the school when the rain started.

Take an exam, not give an exam.

❌Don't say: The pupil gave his exam.

✅Say: The pupil took his exam.

To "be busy", not to "have work".

❌Don't say: I have much work this morning.

✅Say: I'm very busy this morning.

It's cold, etc., not it has cold, etc.

❌Don't say: It has cold this winter.

✅Say: It's cold this winter.

To "be right" or "wrong", not to "have right" or "wrong".

❌Don't say: You've right or You've wrong.

✅Say: You're right or You're wrong.

"Go for a walk", not "make a walk".

❌Don't say: We made a walk along the river.

✅Say: We went for a walk along the river.

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🔰Informal & Formal Verbs

🔸say sorry: apologize, apologise
🔸go up: increase
🔸go down: decrease
🔸set up: establish
🔸look at: examine
🔸blow up: explode
🔸find out: discover
🔸bring about: cause
🔸put off: postpone, delay
🔸rack up: accumulate
🔸make up: fabricate
🔸stand for: represent
🔸find out: discover, ascertain
🔸leave out: omit
🔸point out: indicate
🔸go against: oppose
🔸get in touch with: contact
🔸It's about: It concerns, It's in regards to
🔸need to: require
🔸think about: consider
🔸get: obtain
🔸put up: tolerate
🔸deal with handle
🔸seem: appear
🔸show: demonstrate, illustrate, portray
🔸start: commence
🔸keep: retain
🔸free: release
🔸get on someone's nerves: bother
🔸ring up: call
🔸show up: arrive
🔸let: permit
🔸fill in: substitute, inform
🔸block: undermine

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🪴 Vocabulary to get 7 🦧

• Shopping habits - what people usually buy;
• Depend more on - has more to do with;
• Age demographics - age groups, generations;
• Factors - elements;
• Relevant - important here;
• In terms of - concerning;
• Tastes - what people like and dislike;
• Social class - how wealthy you are;
• Greater determiner - has more importance for;
• Argue in favor of - make the point to support;
• Point out - argue.

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➖️ largely superfluous - mostly not needed
➖️ aware - know about
➖️ needs - desires
➖️ despite the fact - regardless of the truth that
➖️ occasionally serve informative purposes - sometimes can be useful
➖️ stated aim - real purpose
➖️ raise awareness - make people know about
➖️ potential audience - possible customers
➖️ applies - is relevant here
➖️ billboards - big posters outside
➖️ short commercials - short videos advertising products
➖️ designed - sculpted
➖️ showcase - showing off
➖️ service - delivery services, food delivery, etc.
➖️ based on advanced audience targeting - comes from online user habits, search history, etc.
➖️ particular consumer - a given shopper
➖️ demographic - group of people
➖️ it is likely that - it will probably happen that
➖️ relevant - related
➖️ well-designed - made well
➖️ informative - gives information
➖️ photography enthusiast - person who loves taking photos
➖️ includes details - has info about
➖️ hardware specifications - how fast the phone is
➖️ picture quality - how good the pictures are
➖️ research - studies
➖️ objectively - without bias
➖️ case by case basis - in each situation
➖️ compare prices online - look at similar prices
➖️ customer reviews - what people reported about it
➖️ consult - look into
➖️ blogs - websites with personal articles
➖️ unbiased appraisals - objective reviews
➖️ admittedly - I would concede
➖️ uncover - find
➖️ occur organically - happen without being forced
➖️ useful smart watch - watch that has many purposes
➖️ advent - beginning of
➖️ sharing of personal information online - posting to social media
➖️ media outlet - ways of spreading information
➖️ aside from - besides
➖️ promotes - encourages
➖️ modern society - our world today
➖️ imply - means
➖️ ineffective - doesn’t work
➖️ merely - just
➖️ in a perfect world - ideally
➖️ eliminated - gotten rid of

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