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Richard Feynman was one of the great scientists of the 20th century, making significant contributions to physics and other related fields. Part of what made…

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✨”Master your emotions” is a short guide which will teach you how to control emotions, how to overcome negativity, manage them and how to use them into your growth. ✨There are practical techniques given in book which can help you in overcoming the negativity in us and transform it into positivity. It also explained the concepts of how self awareness works in changing our emotions through journaling. ✨It also explained what is ‘Ego’ and what role does it play on forming negative emotion…

Here are the 7 underlying characteristics of fast learners! 🤜 Not afraid to say "I don't know" 🤜 Learning from experiences 🤜 Realising that not all questions have answers 🤜 Gets more done by not overthinking 🤜 Able to visualise an idea 🤜 Can explain something to children 🤜 Able to summarise a thought in one sentence What do YOU do to learn faster? Comment below! #AMWebDesign #ability #habits #attitude #motivation #strength #success #skills #goals #healthylifestyle #inspiration #he

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How to Respond to How are you? in English! When you are learning English you have to learn all the basics to advance levels of English and today we are going to learn how to answer “How are You” in English. Responding to “How are You” Here are amazing answers to the response “How are You?” Better than nothing. Better than some, not as good as others. Different day, same existence. Going great. Hope this status quo persists for rest of the day. Happy and content, thank you. Horrible, now that…

The infographic explains how to build Past Simple Tense. #english #englishgrammar #englishtenses #pastsimple #engblocks

What is the difference between Describe and Explain? Describe answers the questions what, when , where and who. Explain answers the questions how and why.

English Grammar Explanation: Present Perfect.

I know critical analysis can be frustrating, and that’s often because no one ever sits us down to explain what it is, or exactly how to do it. It almost feels like it’s some big secret that you’ll never get let in on, unless you stumble across the answers yourself. It gets even more awkward when you get to masters or PhD level. Everyone around you just ASSUMES you’ll be able to do it, because, well – you just SHOULD know this stuff by now, right? In this video, I will walk you through it!