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In this category, you will find words related to studies, research fields, and professions. These One Word Substitutions usually replace long phrases describing types of study, professions, or researchers with a single word. In competitive exams like SSC, IBPS, Railways, UPSC, and other government or bank exams, questions from this category often ask you to … Read more
If you are preparing for competitive exams in India like SSC, IBPS, Railways, or others, you already know that English plays a major role in every exam. You might have seen questions on error detection, fill in the blanks, sentence formation, and also one word substitution in the English paper. What is One Word Substitution? … Read more
If you are preparing for SSC exams, then you will surely come across SSC CGL error detection questions in the English section. Just like one word substitution questions. These are one of the most common and important parts of the paper. Such questions test your grammar knowledge, sentence structure, and word usage. Doing regular error … Read more
Whenever I feel low or stuck in challenges of life, I often read success quotes. Because those simple words have the power to change how we think and remind us to keep moving forward We all want success in life. But success is not served ready to anyone. It takes lot of efforts and dedication … Read more
If you are preparing for SSC exams like CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, or even Selection Post, you might already be working hard on vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, and grammar. But many candidates often ignore idioms and phrases for SSC CGL or any other exam. Even though they are a fixed part of the English section. Every … Read more
Idioms are an essential part of American English. And they play a major role in making conversations sound natural, expressive, and fluent. Whether you’re watching movies, listening to songs, scrolling social media, or chatting with native speakers, you’ll constantly hear common American idioms and everyday expressions. Instead of saying “I’m extremely tired,” a native speaker … Read more
We all need some kind of motivation in life. Without motivation even the simple things feel like heavy sometimes. Personally, I find it difficult to start something new or even keep going when works pile up or challenges arrives. So how do we find that motivation? Who really inspires us to do things? For some … Read more
English is a wonderful language, but it can also be quite tricky. Many words in English confuse us because they either sound the same, look almost the same, or carry meanings that feel very close. Sometimes we mix them up because of similar sounds (like homophones), sometimes because just one or two letters make the … Read more
Welcome to our daily Idiom series, made to help you sound more like a native American. Today’s Idiom of the Day is ‘Spill the Beans’. In this post, we’ll learn what it means, how to use it in real sentences, and spot common mistakes people make. Idiom Spill the Beans Meaning Okay, let me tell … Read more
At The Global Diary, we talk a lot about idioms. Those colorful expressions really add spice to our language. But as we’ve pointed out always, idioms can easily be misunderstood or even get confused, especially when taken literally. And this week, we saw a perfect example of that on politics stage. Just a few days … Read more