Picture this: You’re at your favourite restaurant about to tuck into your delicious meal when your mom calls and wants to know what you’re eating and what it tastes like. Or maybe you’re an aspiring food blogger who’s labelled their thousandth photograph with some variation of ‘yummy’. Sounds like you?
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Did you know that over 93 percent of all communication is non-verbal? A 1971 study by Albert Mehrabian claims that this 93 percent of non-verbal communication is made up of facial expressions, body language and the tone of voice. Read more
Whether you’re the kind of fan that waits up nights to watch your favourite batsman take the crease, or a trend-obsessed wannabe who is still riding high on the post-Olympics fever, we’re here to give you one more reason to obsess about sports. Over the years, several words and terms that trace their origins to sports have found their way into everyday language. Read more
We all know that one person who’s the life of a party, or that other one who is always demoralizing his friends with his negativity. But ever wonder if there are any specific words that can be used to describe these people, based on their characteristics?
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Writer, dramatist and poet GK Charleston once said, “There’s a lot of difference between listening and hearing.” While we at Team Studycopter definitely agree, we also like to point out that listening and hearing aren’t all that there is to participating in a conversation. Read more
Transitioning from academics into a professional environment isn’t easy. You will be confronted by a host of words you may have seldom encountered in your student years. Read more
Let’s try an learn new vocabulary words and keep our brains popping! Words for today are: Juvenile, Invigorate, Vicious Read more
Let’s try an learn new vocabulary words and keep our brains popping! Words for today are: Effluent, Motivate, Quell, Satiate and Burnish Read more
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Sometime it may seem that the blank can have more than one answer; in this case it is advised that the candidate reads through the passage completely multiple times. A sentence may be helpful in figuring out the blank in the previous sentence. If you find it hard to understand the passage, read it again; it improves understanding. Read more
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