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Stop using the word "STINGY." 🙄

Relax, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the word "stingy". 😄

But if you want to sound a little more sophisticated, try these alternatives:

👉 Penny-pinching
👉 Miserly
👉 Tight-fisted
👉 Parsimonious

Now, don't be parsimonious. 😁

Order your copy of "150 Common English Mistakes Children Make and Their Corrections" today and thank me later. 👌

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Which of these words is your favourite? Tell me in the comments. 👇

When God inspires anyone to do something, He also raises helpers and supporters along the way.⁣
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One fateful morning, I felt inspired to write "150 Common English Mistakes Children Make and Their Corrections". I obeyed that prompting, and since then, God has been surprising me in beautiful ways.⁣
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People who are not even related to me by blood have been voluntarily promoting my book across different social media platforms.⁣
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Many people paid for my book without even catching a glimpse of the content inside. Some people ordered three or four copies at once.⁣
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I did not organise a physical book launch, yet people have been sending financial support to celebrate and encourage this project.
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My heart is filled with gratitude.⁣
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To everyone who has supported this project in one way or another, I pray that you will enjoy the help of God and the kindness of men all the days of your life, in Jesus' name. Amen. 🙏⁣
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Stop mixing these two words up! 🙄⁣
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These two words sound almost the same, but they mean different things!⁣
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👉 COMPLIMENT means saying something nice about someone.⁣
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Example:⁣
👉 "Your handwriting is beautiful."⁣
That is a compliment because you are praising someone.⁣
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👉 COMPLEMENT means something that makes another thing better or completes it.⁣
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Example:⁣
👉 "The red ribbon complements her dress."⁣
The ribbon makes the dress look even better.⁣
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👉 Compliment has an "i" — think of "I like your shirt!" (saying something nice).⁣
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👉 Complement has an "e" — think of "Everything fits together!" (completing or improving something).⁣
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Can you make a sentence using either complement or compliment? Write it in the comments! 👇⁣
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Only one of these sentences is correct. Can you spot it? 👀⁣
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Drop your answer in the comments — 𝗔 𝗼𝗿 𝗕. Let’s see how many people will get it right! ✍️⁣
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My heart is full of gratitude for the overwhelming love, encouragement, prayers, purchases, shares, and kindness you have shown me since the launch of my book: "150 Common English Mistakes Children Make (And Their Corrections)".⁣⁣
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Your support means so much to me, and I do not take it for granted.⁣⁣
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As a small token of my appreciation, ⁣the first edition of my children's storybook series will be given FREE to all buyers of "150 Common English Mistakes Children Make".⁣⁣
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If you have already purchased my book, thank you! Your complimentary copy will be sent to you soon.⁣⁣
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If you desire to get your copy of "150 Common English Mistakes Children Make", now is a great time to do so and receive this bonus storybook as a gift.⁣⁣
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Thank you once again for being part of this journey. More exciting and educational resources are on the way!⁣⁣
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By all means, stop saying there are 26 alphabets in English. 🙄

Calm down and hear me out.

The English language has only ONE alphabet, and that alphabet contains twenty-six (26) letters.

So, we don't learn "the alphabets"; we learn the 26 letters of the English alphabet.

One alphabet.
Twenty-six letters.

Simple, right? 😄

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Anything I do this week prospers and yields good results in Jesus’ name.⁣
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I shall enjoy the help of God and the kindness of men throughout this week in Jesus' name. Amen. 🙏⁣

Declare this prayer and type AMEN in the comments.





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Nne, that "frying spoon" in your kitchen actually has proper English names. 🙄⁣⁣⁣
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Oya, come and learn something new quickly before you fry another chin chin. ⁣⁣
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Depending on the shape, that spoon with holes is either a SLOTTED SPOON or a SKIMMER⁣
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Let’s look at examples:⁣
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👉 Mummy removed the meat from the oil with a slotted spoon. ⁣⁣
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👉 Mama Akara bought a brand new skimmer for her business yesterday. ⁣⁣
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Now it's your turn! Make a sentence with either SLOTTED SPOON or SKIMMER. ⁣⁣
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👇 Drop your sentence in the comment section, let me mark your script! ✍️⁣