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Sites to Help You Learn and Practice English Using paperback dictionaries The world of personal computers, laptops, smart phones and internet has stepped into our journey and has become a part of it whether we like it or not. A few people - me included - are still using paperback dictionaries and books in general as they hate reading from a screen for long.  As we learn English language, we are faced by hard or new vocabulary, need to paraphrase a sentence (rewrite it in different words), write some examples on certain vocabulary, search for synonyms, etc. That said, let's get to know some useful sites to help you advance in learning and maybe do your homework. 1- Youglish Youglish Youglish comes on top of the list for it's amazing tools and options for not just listening, but many other things.  You first choose the language and you will get the accents options. If English, you get All accent...

  How to make your ‘reality’ communicable to others? From the first glance, it would look like a deep abstract idea. Beforehand, it must exist in your mind. It IS tough though to visualize it as a whole, and that is the difference between dreamers and innovators. The trap is: your imagination usually has tons of holes. You can picture some details, but not the others, and then the whole picture is distorted, vague and cloudy . You find that one detail you envisioned conflicts with another idea you had. At this point, most people get discouraged, and that IS fair! Fair? Yes, you read it right. Innovative people who produce works of creation have struggled to enhance the resolution of the pictures inside their brains until it became reality, not only for them, but for others. Normal people can easily imagine flying cars, but innovators will see how the flying cars' doors would look like, the size of the windows, do they change wheels positions, how the clouds look like from the top o...

 How to use "only" and why it's versatile? The "only" game Versatile means "adaptable and flexible", which means it can be used in different roles : 1- Only as "an adverb": 👉 It can be replaced with "just" It's only an idea. This phone is only available in Japan. She was only 18 when she had her first child. Only a few hundred houses survived the hurricane without any damage. I only hope we can finish this on time. 2- Only as "an adjective": 👉 As an adjective, it comes before the noun. This is the only letter my father ever wrote to me. He was the only person in the room. I was an only child. Being healthy is the only thing that is important to me. You are the only person who can help me. Is that your only copy of the book? He was the only one who could read in the village. That was the only large t-shirt left in that color. There were only four United fans in the room. Not:  He was the only who could read …   ❌ 3- O...

20 Interesting Secrets You Need to Know 20 Interesting Secrets You Need to Know Our dearest reader who loves to know Since you are here, it is our utmost pleasure to see you and help you both with knowing and enjoying. This is what we call "The Utmost Benefit", to enjoy while learning. With no further details, let's dive in into 20 interesting world secrets revealed. Hope you enjoy knowing  and revealing #thesecrets . The Moon Is the moon a planet or a star? The Moon is neither a star or a planet, it is Earth's only natural satellite. Thought to have formed 4.5 billion years ago, scientists believe it is made from debris left from an impact between Earth and a large planet. It orbits our planet around once every four weeks, with one side of the Moon always facing Earth. Did the number 4.5 billion years flash any memory in your head? What is the book that the Statue of Liberty is holding? Statue of Liberty Statue of Liberty, formally Liberty Enlightening the World, is ...

 Tic Tac Toe Python Code Tic Tac Toe Python Game In an earlier post, we have introduced the Tic-Tac-Toe Game ready for you. In this post, we will make the game in python. Code 1: In this game, you will play with your friend, and you decide who chooses X and who goes with O. Players play respectively (one after another). The filled square cannot be filled again or changed. The one who places 3 respective marks first (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins the game. The Code: import os     import time         board = [ ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' , ' ' ]     player = 1         ########win Flags##########     Win = 1     Draw = - 1     Running = 0     Stop = 1     Game = Running     Mark = 'X'         #This Function Draws Game Board     def DrawBoard ():         prin...