Few days ago, a medical aspirant came at ‘Wabs Talk’ for counseling session and told that he struggles alot creating a friendly rapport on phone.It is true that talking face to face and talking on phone have head to toe difference because on the phone it becomes difficult to convey our messages.At times we sound choppy and fail to impart […]
‘Public Speaking Championship’ was held on 13.10.18.Many students actively participated in the event.The winners were honored with trophies. In the aboves sentences,we can see many prepositions have been used like- on, in, with. Although these prepositions look simple yet confusing.Moreover,prepositions are one of the hardest things to learn in English. Even advanced English learners find prepositions difficult! One preposition in […]
If you add two and two, you get four. If it rains, we’ll stay at home If I won a lottery, I would go on a holiday. If I had seen her, I would have stopped her. In the above sentences general truths, probability, improbable situation and real situations are shown.At times, it becomes difficult to talk about the same […]
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Phrasal Verbs vs Verbs Call off vs call Example: The meeting was called off. Example: I need to call my mommy. Take off vs take Example: The plane is about to take off. Example: The students take Public Speaking sessions here at Wabs Talk. Blow out vs blow Example: She blew out at me for no reason. Example: The wind […]
What is Jargon? Jargon is the specialized, often technical, language that is used by people in a particular field, profession, or social group. Examples of Medical Jargon: Agonal – Term to signify a major, negative change in a patient’s condition BP – Medical shorthand for blood pressure FX – Medical jargon meaning bone fracture JT – A joint NPO – […]
Example 1 : Politics is not a cup of tea. Example 2 : My friends as well as my relatives are invited.subject verb agreement In the above example, Politics is followed by the singular verb whereas friends and relatives are followed with the plural verb.The illustrated examples may have left you in a state of utmost confusion.Moreover, you must be […]
Mom (scolding child) : Where are you John? John : Yes, mom.What happened? Mom : See the condition of your room, It is at sixes and sevens. In the above conversation the idiom sixes and sevens has to do nothing with the number six and seven. Hence we can say that Idioms don’t mean exactly the words say. In a […]
An euphemism is a polite word or expression that is used to refer to things which people may find upsetting or embarrassing to talk about, for example- death, the human body or sex. For example- If you ask someone, Why did your boss fire you from the job.You may sound rude or your words may offend the other.Hence to escape from […]
‘Hot’, ‘Cold’, ‘Humid’ and ‘Hot’ are the common and repeated words which are used to describe the weather.Usage of these simple words make the content verbose. However to make the writing creative, it is important to boost up the vocabulary. Here are words that describe weather and their correct usage. It is true that weather is the most common topic of […]