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Today in this blog we are talking about 20 such words which have always been asked in some competitive exams or it can be said that they can be asked. The words which I am talking about not only help you to understand English easily, apart from competitive exams, let's know about those words.  1.ABRIDGE - : which means to shorten or abbreviate.  Ex - :  In competitive exams, there is a paragraph which students have to be ABRIDGED in their own words. 2. PAUCITY-:  means lack of something or it can be said scarcity, insufficiency.  Ex - : Mr. Paul has been acquitted by the court due to PAUCITY of evidence.  3.ALIMONY - :  means an amount / money that is given to the wife on separation by the husband . 4. ABHOR - : means bore, detest or hate. Ex - : I ABHOR  everything that creates social distancing.  5.PARLEY - : means negotiation, discussion or conversation.  Ex - : I feel that before taking any decision, yo...

IDIOMATIC PHRASES is such a language that is used not only to speak but is an important subject asked in competitive exams, about which it is necessary to know about them..... I will make you understand IDIOMATIC PHRASES through three points...   First - : what is the definition of idiomatic phrase.  Second - : what they are.  and   Third - : how  they are used. DEFINITION OF IDIOMATIC PHRASE -: Idiomatic phrases or expressions are unofficial or informal language that having the meaning different from the meaning of the words.  It is a matter of definition, now let's talk about the second point, what are they? 1. KITH AND KIN  means-: relatives  2.TOOTH AND NAIL   means-: try ones level best  3. TIME AND TIDE means - : time and opportunity  4. BLACK AND WHITE means - : in writing  5. BREAD AND BUTTER   means - : food 6. ALL IN ALL means - : Almighty  7. FAIR AND SQUARE   means - : Honest or Fair...

Pronouns are the replacement of nouns but these nouns are often created confusion in students minds which pronoun should be used such as FEET ,TEETH, MICE, LICE, GEESE , MEN , AND WOMEN... First of all we have to know which noun they come in and how they are made plural, let's know about them. All these are called common nouns but there are some nouns after which "s" adding cannot be made plural but by changing  in the letter the plural is made like FOOT has FEET, TOOTH has TEETH, MOUSE has MICE, LOUSE has LICE, GOOSE has,GEESE, MAN has MEN,  and WOMAN has WOMEN. It has been a matter of which noun and how  their plural is made, but now the question is, which pronoun will be used for them?  So the answer is that if it is singular then "IT" or "HE" is used for them and if it is in plural then "THEY" is used for them. These are some examples through which you will easily understand them. Ex :- The man who is standing over...