A little of English a day

Let us specially thank God for keeping us throughout the past 1 year! Whatever may be the situation ,let God's grace enable you to be inviolable during the new year ahead! " A Graceful New Year wishes to you and family "! Today's word, inviolable (adjective)=unchallengeable/unalterable

Nauseate(V)= affect with nausea. Learn to pronounc affect with nausea. eg. The smell of the food used to nauseate her during her earlier pregnancy days nauseous(adjective) Learn to pronounc adjective =affected with nausea; feeling inclined to vomit. The smell of the spicy food used to make her  nauseous during her earlier pregnancy days nausea(noun) Learn to pronounce =a feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit.

We  use  the phrases "would  you mind  + -ing"form, and " do  you mind  + -ing "form to ask people politely to do things. "Would  you mind"  is more polite and more common:  When we ask for permission politely, we can  use "would you mind  if  I  + past" or "do  you mind  if  I  + present": E g.W ould you mind  if  I  turned on this light? Do you mind if I turn on this light?

  Nosocomephobia  =the excessive fear of hospitals Pronunciation is as per the link given here- https://youtu.be/ApGQ-8Q6N7A

 Root word, de=remove Egs. Detoxify=remove the poisonous substances Dethrone=remove from the throne

  Both Ramu and Damu is sick(wrong) Both Ramu and Damu are sick ( Right) Rule of using both- Both refers to two things or people together. Both is always considered plural in a sentence. Examples: Both these boys are brothers. Hold the book with both hands. Both countries should be make a peace. The earthquake was felt in both sides of the city. I want to take both. Both are fast.