Oh, hey there, you might have already know me if you have been following the channel since last year. Knowledge never expires and I think the quizzes that were released should give you a rough direction on how to apply your use of English better. Here are the following monthly quizzes for each month, each with a different topic to explore: July for common grammar rules, October for idioms, and December for advanced words and vocabularies. Halfway through the year and another five months till SPM 2025 being held.

Anyway, for this month’s marathon quiz, I would like to focus on commonly confused words. Some English words are fairly similar but the meaning it brings can be drastically different if wrongly used. Well, with that being said, let’s put it to the test and see how well you guys answer.

New Word Today 🤓

• pulchritudinous
--> beautiful


example sentence 🤓 :
- Joe gazed admiringly at the pulchritudinous brunette.

Hi Guys! Here are some idioms for you guys:

1. Don't put all your eggs in one basket 🥚
Meaning: Don't depend or rely entirely on one plan
Example: Invest in different areas, don't put all your eggs in one basket.

2. Kick the bucket 🪣
Meaning: Someone has died
Example: Sadly, my cat kicked the bucket last night.


Have a nice day everyone! 😄