At the heart of a child’s academic and personal development lies the ability to read with confidence and comprehension. Reading for kids is a key that must be unlocked at an early age to help them explore a world of knowledge, imagination, and growth. A strong reading skill must be cultivated from early childhood through …
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Imagine crafting a flawless email, acing that important essay, or impressing a hiring manager with a polished piece of writing. That’s the magic of English proofreading. Let’s be real, we all face a moment of doubt when we’re unsure about the grammar, spelling, or punctuation in a text. So what is proofreading? You may already …
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If you want to be a writer or really like writing, it’s important to know that vocabulary in creative writing is very important – as it can help you be the best writer you can be. Creative writing is the way for people to express themselves and share their imaginative stories with others. It doesn’t …
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What makes vocabulary so crucial? Consider vocabulary as the linguistic building elements. It is our vocabulary that enables us to speak confidently, succinctly, and clearly. If you aim for a better academic success, professional prospects, and fulfilling social connections, it’s all made possible by a strong vocabulary knowledge. For English language, the diversity of the …
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Language is a remarkable medium that connects people, cultures, and ideas. Vernacular and vocabulary are two topics that everyone learner should have a clear command of. But what exactly do these terms mean, and why should you learn both? Let’s break it down for you in a way that’s clear and easy to understand. Think …
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Has it ever happened to you that you wanted to be a part of a conversation happening near you, but you did not find the right words—and so you stayed on the sideline? Is it not tiring to stay on the sidelines? Chances are you are missing the results of a good comprehension and communication …
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Vocavive is a vocabulary builder mobile app that lets you take the best vocabulary preparation for competitive and aptitude exams in English—like SAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, University Admission etc. Within a year of publishing, the app has given 5,000+ students an app to learn new words everyday. It is the ultimate app for improving …
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Picture this: you’re cruising through a text, trying to grasp every word, but your brain is pulling a disappearing act on you. It’s not trying to read some of the complex words in the text. They are vanishing into thin air and you might be missing out some important key points. You feel frustrated and …
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The power of Vocabulary is an unstoppable force. In today’s context of the world, the key to success is navigating your everyday life with great social and communication skills. If you are an adult crossing through the labyrinth of daily life, your possibilities open up a lot when words flow out of your mouth effortlessly. …
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In the ever-evolving world of English learning, the distinction between British English vs American English has captivated many conversations, discussions—sometimes even arguments—and inspired countless stories of pop culture even. There are Harry Potter’s Hogwarts houses, the time-traveling adventures of Doctor Who, and countless other references to make. The differences between British and American English have …
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