•In my opinion -In my opinion tobacco should be banned. •I fancy -I fancy Wabstalk as a great place to hone your communicative skills and become confident. •If you ask -If you ask me the things are not going smooth. •The way i see it -The way i see at this CAA is, the political parties are trying to create […]

Correlative conjuction – include pairs such as both/ and, either/or, neither/nor, not only/ but also. They work in pairs to join phrases or words that carry equal importance within a sentence.There are certain rules to be followed when using correlative conjunction – * While using correlative conjunction ensure verbs agree,so your sentences make sense. Eg. Everyday i’m busy either in […]

Companies conduct GDs to judge your capability, on the basis of a plethora of well-defined parameters.It has been observed that candiates appearing for the interview are baffled with the difference between a group discussion and debate.However,they miss the boat in an interview. The following article is ladened with effective pointers that can help you in pulling off any group discussion […]

Jack: Obesity has become a very common disease among people.I think we should rely on homemade food only. Johny: I think you are right,I have even put on 5kgs within two months.I had better cut on junk and fried food. In the above conversation ‘should’ and ‘had better’ have been used differently.The question that if they have any difference or […]

1)Remember / Remind **Remember- is about memory that one can hold & store in your memory. Eg. Do you remember the holiday we had 2 years ago? **Remind causes of someone to think of something, to make someone remember something. Eg.The weather reminds me of that holiday. 2)Older / Elder ** Older -Comparative form of adjective old. *Can be used […]

Informal -formal Tell – inform Need – request Help – assist Give – provide Check – verify Ask – enquire Sorry – apologize Deal with – handle Fight – combat Small – diminutive Go – depart Lucky – fortunate Cheap – inexpensive In the end – finally Afraid – fearful Set out -display Wrong – incorrect End – terminate Try […]

CONFUSED Addled Floored Baffled Perplexed Distracted Bewildered Flustered Befuddled Confounded Flummoxed Stumped Mystified HURT Battered Scarred Sore Marred Bruised Disfigured Aching Sore Pained SURPRISED Shattered Staggered Startled Stunned Astonished Rattled Blown away Dazzled SICK Ailing Indisposed Nauseated Feeble Terrible Frail Queasy Infirmq ANGRY Enraged Irate Grouchy Nettled Vexed Fuming Turbulent TASTY Appetizing Tasty Flavourful Delectable Scrumptuous Mouth- watering Juicy Luscious […]

Cover letter : To whom so it may concern/ Dear Sir/Madam/ Mr.XXX. Reason for writing : *I am writing to express my interest in the position of….. *I wish to apply for the position of…. *I am writing to enquire if there are any vacancies . Introducing yourself: *I am a graduate…… *I am currently working as…. / studying in […]

1)Begin with a common noun(singular & plural) (Do not begin with -the) Eg. Raindrops rapidly hit my face as i walked into the rain. 2) Begin with an adjective Eg.”Nervous & excited”.I took position on the stage. 3) Begin with a phrase that tells ‘when’ Eg. Just as the school bell rang.I daahed into the classroom. 4) Begin with a […]

Emotions are an essential part of who you are, but they can be messy, complicated, and downright confusing sometimes. Knowing how to name them and talk about them — with both yourself and others — is a key part of developing emotional health.There are various synonyms of these emotions as follows- *Confusion Uncertain Upset Doubtful Indecisive Perplexed Hesitant Shy Pessimistic Tense […]