Despite that subject means "موضوع", why the following two are translated in this way:

• Beauty is subjective, الجمال شخصي
• Beauty is objective, الجمال موضوعي

For example, it appears that there may be an element of subjectivity involved in their approach to choosing articles for publication.

يبدو أنه قد يكون هناك عنصر ذاتية متضمن في نهجهم لاختيار المقالات للنشر.

Avoid using the plural possessive as an adjective. If you do, be sure to proceed it by "the."

"The student's homework" can get by, but not "developing learners’ skills..."

This may not technically be incorrect, but I see it often in EFL writing. It is not how a native speaker would usually write it.

We would say "learner skills" or "skills of the learners."

Prof. Michael W. Marek : Could you please clarify your sentence "The student's homework" can get by, but not "developing learners’ skills..."?

People is the plural of person, that's why you should write people are, there are some people...

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Incorrect Use of Prepositions

Most verbs have prepositions that are expected to follow them: listen to, wait for, based on, believe in, suffer from, etc. Some learners tend to forget these phrasal verbs.

https://tv-english.club/articles-en/education-en-2/top-8-common-mistakes-in-english/

Using the Past Tense Twice in a Sentence

A lot of people use the past tense twice when they shouldn’t. For example:

I didn’t went to the party.

I didn’t ate healthy.

Prof. Nidhal Kamel Taha El-Omari: What do you say about "a"?

I often tell my students that "a" is the shortest word in English, representing "one"!

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حَفِظكُم الله وسدَّد خُطاكُم وَأعَانَكُم عَلَى إِحْقَاق الْحقّ وإبطال الْبَاطِل وبسط الْعَدْل

May Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) protect you, guide your steps, assist you in upholding the truth, invalidating falsehood, and establishing justice.

Strong Words and Phrases:

Idioms and Expressions:

May Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) protect you, guide your steps, assist you in upholding the truth, invalidating falsehood, and establishing justice.

حَفِظكُم الله وسدَّد خُطاكُم وَأعَانَكُم عَلَى إِحْقَاق الْحقّ وإبطال الْبَاطِل وبسط الْعَدْل

Typical errors in English

Mistakes commonly made in English

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Very good for writing -->

When you learn about WWI, you don't really see photos of the German nurses that were attending to wounded soldiers. This gives you an interesting look into their world. During such a difficult and devastating time in history, you catch a glimpse of humanity while these women nurse the soldiers back to health. This photo was taken around 1915, and during this time, those who were nurses mainly volunteered to do so.

Seeing photos like this with your own eyes helps transport you back in history and feel more connected to the emotions that were felt when the image was taken.

https://www.historictalk.com/en/historical-photos-uncovered?ly=native_one

Can I write the first sentence as the second one? Is it correct?

• It can be any pain associated with eating, so that means pain with the first insertion of food into the mouth or when it is deeper in the throat(or both).
• It can be any pain associated with eating, so that means pain with the first insertion of food into the mouth or/and when it is deeper in the throat.

siblings إخوة =Brothers

sibling أخ أو أخت

Powerfull sentences =>

• It's one of the robust, feature-rich online compilers for python language, supporting both the versions which are Python 3 and Python 2.7.

Assure vs Ensure

A common mistake in writing: 'We ensure you that we will complete the project on time.'

In the above sentence what the writer wants to say is: 'We assure you....'

'Assure' means 'to say with confidence' or 'to feel certain'.

'Ensure' means 'make safe' or 'make certain'.

For example: We will ensure that the project is completed on time.

https://m.rediff.com/getahead/report/slide-show-1-career-10-mistakes-in-written-english/20130415.htm

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Chosen vs Choosen

The three tense forms are choose (present tense) chose (past tense) and chosen (past participle).

The form 'choosen' is incorrect.

https://m.rediff.com/getahead/report/slide-show-1-career-10-mistakes-in-written-english/20130415.htm

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Revert

The word 'revert' means 'to get back to'.

It is correct if we say: 'Please get back to us about the matter.'

However, it is incorrect to say: 'Please revert back to us.'

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Criterion vs criteria,

Phenomenon vs phenomena

Criterion and phenomenon are the singular forms of these words.

Criteria and Phenomena are the plural forms.

https://m.rediff.com/getahead/report/slide-show-1-career-10-mistakes-in-written-english/20130415.htm

Incomplete sentences

In e-mails, a very common error is the incomplete sentence:

"As you are aware that we are a well-known company."

If the word 'that' is not used the sentence is complete.

With the word 'that' included, the meaning is not complete.

It would be better to say:

"You are aware that we are a well-known company."

You notice that almost everyone is using this form. This is becoming a cliche.

It might be a better idea to say:

"You know us as a well-established company dealing in ------."

oops: used to show recognition of a mistake or minor accident, often as part of an apology.

Oops! I'm sorry. I just made you miss your bus!

Article and plural noun error

INCORRECT:  My sister has a children.

CORRECT:  My sister has a child.

RULE:    Don’t use indefinite articles with plural words.

https://www.woodwardenglish.com/lesson/child-children-childs-childrens/

Adjective agreement error

INCORRECT: We sell t-shirts and some others clothes.

CORRECT:  We sell t-shirts and some other clothes.

RULE: Adjectives and noun modifiers should not take a plural form when they modify plural nouns in English. There are, however, a few noun modifiers that end in an –s: operations, arms, sports, jobs, forensics, physics

• “Give me another book,” he said.
• I hear that her mother is in another city.
• She has another sister.
• Did you see the other book that I bought?
• Mary and Samuel are here, but where are the other kids?
• She walked around to the otherside.

https://englishgrammarhere.com/grammar/using-another-the-other-other-in-english/

Powerfull sentences:

• Grid computing and utility computing, though sharing several attributes with cloud computing, are merely subsets of the latter. Although both grid computing and utility computing were precursors الأسلاف to cloud computing, nowadays they can be considered as implementations of the latter (but not always, as I’ve explained later). على الرغم من أن كلا من الحوسبة الشبكية والحوسبة المساعدة كانتا بمثابة مقدمة للاسلاف للحوسبة السحابية، إلا أنه في الوقت الحاضر يمكن اعتبارهما تطبيقات للأخيرة.
• And, above all, we have
• ...causing the birth of a ...
• ... have caused the birth of a ...

What are the common features for the said examples?

ما هي السمات المشتركة للأمثلة المذكورة

I am knowledgeable and articulate I say a lot Even though I am speechless.

When I'm alone, my mind brims with countless words. Yet, when the opportunity arises,I am speechless!

I can note one common mistake in pronunciation that that most Iraqis - and probably Arabs - make. This is related to the pronunciation of words that have initial clusters starting with /s/ phoneme. The word "street", for example, is pronounced by Iraqis as /sitri:t/, instead of /stri:t/, where Iraqis place the vowel /i/ between the /s/ and /t/ phonemes. In fact, they make this mistake due to the Arabic language which has no such cluster as /str/.

Another example which is also related to the differences between Arabic and English is the use of the indefinite articles "a" and "an". This is because Arabic lacks such articles. So most Arabs say and write "pen" instead of "a pen" and "car" instead of "a car" when they are indefinite.

awe--> Is used as an overwhelming feeling of reverence, admiration, fear, etc.

Your kindness has left me deeply touched, and your words are as valuable as the rarest rubies. لقد غمرتني بلطفك، فكلامك أغلى من أندر الياقوت.

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الضمير في اللغة الإنجليزية: Pronoun

لكي نعرف معنى

Pronoun

في اللغة الإنجليزية نجد هذه الكلمة تنقسم الى قسمين

Pro + noun

Noun = اسم

Pro = هي كلمة أصلها لاتيني وتعنى ينوب عن أو يحل محل

ومن ثم نجد ان كلمة

pronoun (الضمير) ومعناها الحرفي هو الذي ينوب أو يحل محل الاسم

وإذا ما نظرنا الى الضمائر في اللغة الإنجليزية نجدها تنقسم الى

• ضمائر الفاعل: Subject Pronouns: الضمائر الشخصية لدلاله عن المتكلم والمخاطب والغائب أي الذي يقوم بالفعل، وتحل نحل الأسماء التي تعمل كفاعل في الجملة، ويتم استخدام ضمير الفاعل في حالة الغائب وذلك لتجنب تكرار أن نذكر الفاعل كثيرا.
• ضمائر المفعول: Objective Pronoun: وهي الضمائر التي تستخدم في اللغة الإنجليزية لتنوب أو تحل محل الأسماء التي تعمل كمفعول مباشر او غير مباشر في الجملة.

Energy in other languages:

• Arabic: قُوَّة
• Brazilian Portuguese: energia.
• Chinese: 精力
• Croatian: energija.
• Czech: energie.
• Danish: energi.
• Dutch: energie.
• European Spanish: energía.

It all comes down to selecting the thoughts that align you with the harmonious vibrations of your desires.

يعتمد الأمر كله على اختيار الأفكار التي تتوافق مع الاهتزازات المتناغمة لرغباتك.

Prof. Nidhal Kamel Taha El-Omari: As your answer, instruction in other languages:

• Brazilian Portuguese: instrução.
• European Spanish: instrucción.
• French: instruction.
• German: Instruktion.

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• X --> The phone rung while I doing the dishes. I dry my hands and answer it. When I am hear my sister voice, I very happy.
• رنَّ الهاتف بينما كنت أغسلُ الصحون. فجففتُ يديَّ و أجبتُ عليه. عندما سمعتُ صوتَ أختي، كنتُ سعيدةً جداً
• ✅ --> The phone rang while I was doing the dishes. I dried my hands and answered it. When I heard my sister’s voice, I was very happy.

https://learnenglish100.com/grammar/common-mistakes-in-english/

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• X --> It was my first day at the university, and I am on my way to first class. I wondered who else will be in the class. What the teacher would be like?
• لقد كان يومي الأول في الجامعة، و كنتُ في طريقي لدرسيَ الأول. لقد تساءلتُ من سيكون في الصف أيضاً و بماذا يتصف المعلم
• ✅ -->It was my first day at the university, and I was on my way to first class. I wondered who else would be in the class and what the teacher would be like.

https://learnenglish100.com/grammar/common-mistakes-in-english/

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The shortest word in English is a. It means one.

a man -> one man

The longest word in any of the major English language dictionaries is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (45 letters), a word that refers to a lung disease contracted from the inhalation of very fine silica particles, specifically from a volcano; medically, it is the same as silicosis.

Void=nullified =لاغي

Tape are more reliable than once were.

أصبح الشريط أكثر موثوقية من ذي قبل.

Cloud seeding=استمطار السحب

The Human Resources Information (HRI) database consists of two parts: the first one is the Education Database which includes information about university students and graduates, as well as about students and graduates from the Vocational Training Corporation (VTC); in the near future the Education Database will include information about students in basic and secondary education.

The second one is the...

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