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You know that moment when you make a decision too quickly only to realise you should have thought it through?

There’s a word for that: 'precipitance'.

Sometimes, a little pause can save us from a lot of regret. 😊

#WordOfTheDay
#Precipitance

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Fewer or less? A small grammar mix-up that can easily slip into everyday writing.

Here’s a simple way to keep the two apart.

#GrammarTips #WritingTips #EnglishGrammar

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Learning should not stop when school does. The more we read, ask questions and challenge ourselves, the more we grow and create room for better ideas and meaningful contributions.

Daisaku Ikeda reflects on this in The New Human Revolution, Vol. 19, “Song of Triumph” chapter.

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Continuous, continual, or continued?

They may look similar, but they don't mean the same thing. 👀

Swipe through to see the difference.

#GrammarTips
#EnglishGrammar
#Vocabulary
#LearnEnglish
#LanguageLearning

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You know that moment when you know something needs to be done, but you need a little courage to actually do it?

There’s a word for that: 'gumption'.

Sometimes, getting started takes a little more nerve than we expect. 😊

#WordOfTheDay
#Gumption

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Sometimes, “What did you mean?” is a much better question than assuming we already know.

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Sometimes, the words we use to express ourselves in one context might mean something else in another.

Take “I’m sorry”, for instance:
Nigeria: empathy for your misfortune
Britain: an apology, you're at fault
Japan: gratitude, you went out of your way

#CrossCulturalCommunication

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There are things we know little or nothing about, but reading gives us a better understanding.

Paul Rand explains this well in Michael Kroeger’s Paul Rand: Conversations with Students (2008, p. 62): reading goes beyond simply knowing more. It helps us understand more.

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Writing in a way that feels easy to read takes more work than it seems. It means choosing the right words, and making sure the reader never has to struggle to understand your point.

What do you find the hardest about writing?

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It so happens that 'enervate' doesn't mean to energise. It means to make someone feel weak, tired, or lacking in energy.

It is one of those words worth taking a closer look at before using it.

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These two are easily mixed up, even in professional writing. Knowing the difference helps you communicate more clearly and confidently.

#CommonlMisusedWords
#GrammarMatter

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Ever had a meeting where everyone keeps discussing the problem, but nobody gets around to solving it?

There’s a word for that: navel-gazing.

Too much looking inward can sometimes stop us from looking at what needs to happen next.

#WordOfTheDay
#Navel-gazing

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Happy new month! 🥳

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We might be tempted sometimes to flex our linguistic competence. We are eager to use that obscure word we just picked up to sound smart. The real question, however, is whether this is truly why language exists.

True communicative power lies in simplicity.

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You can edit a bad page.

But you cannot edit a blank page.

The first draft does not need to be perfect. It just needs to exist.

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You know that moment when you see a stranger and think you know them?

Then you realise... Wrong person. 😅 They just look incredibly familiar.

There's a word for that: doppelgänger.

Have you ever been told you have one?

#WordOfTheDay
#Doppelgänger

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This blog takes a closer look at the rule, the confusion around it, and how English has changed with everyday use.

Read the full blog post here:https://t.co/dVONJg8k8z

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Who vs whom.

Two words that look simple until you actually have to use them. 😀

We were taught the rule in school, but using it in a real sentence can still make you stop and think.

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This blog takes a closer look at the rule, the confusion around it, and how English has changed with everyday use.

Read the full blog post here:https://t.co/dVONJg8k8z