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This is another thing I’m enjoying, great weather.

Let me give you a hint: I’ve never been there before.

🎵 Let’s talk about music 🎶 Which type of music (genre) do you enjoy the most?

🎵 Let’s talk about music 🎶

Which type of music (genre) do you enjoy the most?

I've recently realized that my favorite word in English might just be the preposition on. This little word may seem simple, but it plays a key role in many idiomatic expressions in English language. In the upcoming series of posts, I'll be looking into…

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Matching Headings
1. Section A - iv. Different Paths to Leadership in Nature
2. Section B - vii. Female Wisdom in Animal Kingdoms
3. Section C - vi. Status Based on Family Lineage and Birth Order
4. Section D - iii. Power Struggles and Territorial Rights in Chimp Groups
5. Section E - x. The Influence of Alliances on Social Rank
6. Section F - i. Choosing Leaders Based on Physical Traits
7. Section G - v. The Battle for Leadership in Bee Colonies

True/False/Not Given Questions
8. TRUE – The oldest female elephants in a herd are particularly skilled in recognizing threats to their group.
9. FALSE – Alpha male chimpanzees inherit their leadership position through family connections.
10. TRUE – High-ranking chimpanzees sometimes reward their supporters with exclusive access to mates.
11. NOT GIVEN – Female hyenas occasionally move up or down the social hierarchy during their lifetime.
12. TRUE – Scout bees only lead their colony to a new hive location once they’ve reached a critical decision threshold.
Multiple Choice Question
13. B – How Animals Choose Their Leaders: From Brute Force to Democracy

Grammar Rule of the Day- Topic: The use of “Wish” for Regrets

- Rule:
- Use "wish + past simple" to express a wish about the present or future. Example: "I wish I knew how to solve this problem."
- Use "wish + past perfect" to express a regret about the past. Example: "I wish I had studied harder for the exam."

- Common Mistake: Many students use the present tense with "wish" when talking about regrets. Remember to use the past tense for present or future wishes and the past perfect for past regrets.

*? IELTS Tip:* Mastering the use of “wish” can improve your score in both the Writing and Speaking sections by showing your range of grammatical structures.