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Niche (noun)
Pronunciation: /niːʃ/ (neesh)

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📘 Weekly Vocabulary Revision

1. Relic (n) – an old object from the past
👉 The museum displayed ancient relics.

2. Weep (v) – to cry
👉 She began to weep with joy.

3. Nuisance (n) – something or someone annoying
👉 The loud music was a nuisance.

4. Fawn (n/v) – a young deer / to praise someone too much
👉 The fawn followed its mother.
👉 He fawned over the boss.

5. Decompose (v) – to break down or rot
👉 Leaves decompose in the soil.

6. Genteel (adj) – polite, refined, and well-mannered
👉 She has a genteel way of speaking.

❓ Revision Question:
Which word means “to break down or rot”?

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📘 Weekly Idioms Revision

1. Mark the occasion 🎉 – to celebrate a special event
👉 We had dinner to mark the occasion.

2. Hit one’s stride 🚀 – to start doing something very well
👉 After a few weeks, she hit her stride at work.

3. Have something to celebrate 🥳 – to have a reason to be happy
👉 We passed the exam—we have something to celebrate!

4. Raise a glass 🥂 – to drink in honor of someone or something
👉 Let’s raise a glass to their success.

5. Pull out all the stops 🎺 – to do everything possible to make something special
👉 They pulled out all the stops for the wedding.

❓ Revision Question:
Which idiom means “to start doing something very well”?

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American Idiom of the Day

“Pull out all the stops”

Example Sentences:

1. “They pulled out all the stops for their wedding.”

2. “The company pulled out all the stops to celebrate its anniversary.”

3. “She pulled out all the stops for her birthday party.”

This idiom comes from music (organs), but today it is used in events and celebrations to mean doing something with maximum effort and style.

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10 अप्रैल 2026, 10:33 am

Quick Grammar Tip: Present Simple 📘

We use the Present Simple for daily routines and facts.

Structure:
Subject + base verb (add -s for he/she/it)

Examples:
✔ I play football
✔ She plays football

Negative:
✔ I do not (don’t) play
✔ He does not (doesn’t) play

Question:
✔ Do you play?
✔ Does she play?

Simple rule:
👉 he / she / it → add -s

Try it:
Write one sentence about your daily routine 👇

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Phrasal Verb of the Day:

handle over

Definition:

To give control or responsibility of something to another person.

Example Sentence:

The manager handled over the project to his colleague before leaving the company.

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Decompose (verb)
Pronunciation: /ˌdiː.kəmˈpoʊz/ (dee-kuhm-POHZ)

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Phrasal Verb of the Day:

pay off fully

Definition:

To repay a debt in its entirety so that no money is owed.

Example Sentence:

She worked extra hours to pay off the loan fully.

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American Idiom of the Day

“Mark the occasion”

Example Sentences:

1. “They had a small dinner to mark the occasion.”

2. “The company released a new product to mark the occasion.”

3. “We took photos to mark the occasion.”

This expression is often used in formal and semi-formal contexts like events, anniversaries, and achievements. It means doing something special to remember the moment.

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Genteel (adjective)
Pronunciation: /dʒɛnˈtiːl/ (jen-TEEL)

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🎭 April Fools’ Day

Today is the day when we joke, play pranks, and don’t take everything too seriously 🙂

So why not use it to learn English through humor?

Here’s a short story:

“My dad got invited to a 60th birthday party,
but the invitation misled him into thinking it was a 60s-themed party.
So he arrived with long hair, old-fashioned clothes,
and a full 1960s style… while everyone else was dressed in suits and dresses.”

🤔 What do you think went wrong?
Why did he dress like that?

👉 60th birthday = someone turns 60
👉 60s party = 1960s style

He confused the two — and ended up at the party in the wrong outfit 😄

💡 Word:
mislead (misled, misled) — to make someone believe something that is not true

Sometimes in English, everything looks clear…
until one small detail changes the whole meaning.

And that’s where the fun begins 🙂

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📘 Weekly Idioms Revision

1. Make a toast 🥂 – to raise a glass and say something in celebration
👉 He made a toast at the wedding.

2. Celebrate in style 🎉 – to celebrate in a special or fancy way
👉 They celebrated in style at a big party.

3. Roll out the red carpet 🎬 – to give someone a very special welcome
👉 The guests were welcomed with a red carpet.

4. Go all out 💥 – to do something with full effort
👉 She went all out for her birthday party.

5. Kick up your heels 💃 – to relax and have fun
👉 It’s time to kick up your heels this weekend.

6. Make a big deal out of it 📢 – to treat something as very important
👉 Don’t make a big deal out of a small mistake.

❓ Revision Question:
Which idiom means “to give someone a very special welcome”?

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