Emotional English

Personal Development: When you study its vitally important to be consistent and develop Consistent Habits.  What Is Consistency? Consistency means different things in different situations; however, the definition of consistency is putting forth a consistent effort day in and day out no matter what you do. There are numerous ways where consistency can be applied.  For example, students need to put forth a consistent effort in their classes. Employees and managers should put forth a consistent effort in their jobs every day. Everyone should be consistent in the effort they put forth in their relationships with their family members, friends, and colleagues.  If you would like to achieve your goals and maintain your relationships, you need to be consistent in the effort you put forth. Even though it is possible to be at your best every day, you should try your best every day. That is the consistency you should strive for. Even though it might be difficult, there are a few ways you can make this easier on yourself. See you next.

📘➡️ 600 Confusing English Words Explained: 🔴 #1 a / an / one Use one when the number is important; when you want to emphasize that it is only one (and not two or three or more): - One of these eggs is rotten, but the others are OK. - I wanted to buy three CDs, but I didn’t have enough money, so I bought only one. In all other cases, when the fact of being “one” is not important, use a / an: - I had an omelet for breakfast. - I bought a new CD yesterday. What about the difference between a and an?  We use an before words beginning with a vowel sound, and a before all other words: - an apple / a banana - an ice cream cone / a piece of cake - an egg / a carrot - an omelet / a steak - an umbrella / a uniform (because “uniform” is pronounced yuniform) - an hour / a hat (we use an with hour because the H in hour is silent, but the H in hat is not) See you next 👈 #english #английскийязык #английскийдляначинающих #преподавательанглийского