English Vocabulary

I came across an online repot about "The Right Way To Take In Carbs" and would like to summarize and share of the interesting points here. One of the necessary things to spend healthy lifestyle is to have common sense about right diet. The report said that 90% of people take in carbs in the wrong way. Firstly, we have to learn how to check the standard tables of food composition. It's important to check dietary fiber, salt and water. Secondary, we'd better think out of the box and update common sense about diet. When it comes to meal, homemade dish is good and prepared one is bad. This is one of the typical stereotypes. You might worry about additive, but it is used based on the strict criteria. You also should try to eat well-balanced diet. You shouldn't eat something or should skip carbohydrate at night. This is also wrong. A certain expert says you have to try to eat carbs as much as possible at night. That's because many things are processing in your body and you need plenty of energy during sleep. People think fast food is not good for our health. This is also assumption. You can change it into heathy food depending on choice and arrangement. If you want to eat fast food, you just have to order it to go and add vegetables and soups later to balance out nutrients. Doing so will make you eat everything you like. This is super good to know and I'm so happy to hear that!

I to write about series opening soundtrack line. My favorite line in a series is opening soundtracks. For example, now I watch series "H20: Just add the water", and I watched this just for nostalgy. It's series is from my childhood and I started learning english from it. So series started with a great song. The song sound for me like in pop-rock style. Here the song part of the song: " 'Cause I'm no ordinary girl I'm from the deep blue underworld Land or sea I've got the power if I just believe" I like in this song how lyric so rhymes. And it's sound so motivated and inspirated. Like can rephrase phrases: "I'm not a just, simple and no name a girl. Yeah, I'm from small country and small town. But it doesn't meaning, that If I live in small town, my possibilities, is unpossible. If I want something - I CAN! Just believed in yourself and just DO it!"

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Azərbaycan dilini her gün öyrən. Onu həyatının bir hissəsinə çevir. Learn Azerbaijani everyday. Make it part of your life. Alphabet is almost the same with English. So, this is what makes Azerbaijani the best language to learn😊

Hello! I was wondering if it is grammatically correct to say "my family have four members"? I know it is possible to say there are four members in my family or my family consists of four but I'm not sure about the first option 😓

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Let’s talk about why Korean sentence structure feels so backwards! (Not exactly backwards 😂) English is like that friend who gets straight to the point: “I ate pizza” - You know what happened right away! Korean is like that friend who builds up suspense: “나는 피자를… 먹었어” (I pizza… ate) - You’re literally waiting for the punchline! Summary⛳️ English: Subject → Verb → Object (SVO) Think of it like: WHO did WHAT to WHAT • I love coffee • She watches Netflix Korean: Subject → Object → Verb (SOV) Think of it like: WHO does something to WHAT… wait for it… DOES THIS! • 나는 커피를 좋아해 (I coffee love) • 그녀는 넷플릭스를 봐 (She Netflix watches) 😂 The plot twist nobody tells you: After a while, your brain actually starts to like the Korean way! It’s like… dramatic effect, you know? Instead of “I love you,” it’s “I you… LOVE!” Kind of romantic when you think about it 😏