Symbols and Their Names

 A sign is a symbol or mark that is used to represent or indicate something else. It is often used to communicate without using words.  There are different symbols used around the world for numerous purposes, like science, grammar, currency, and so more.  Some important symbols and their names are given below:

Symbols and Their Names

Symbol	Name	Symbol		Name
æ	ash	Λ		wedge
θ	theta	ε		epsilon
ʒ	ezh	ŋ		angma
∫	Esh	ɔ		Open o
ǝ	schwa	ɣ		gamma
ß	Eszett/ sharp s	α		alpha
Δ	Delta(uppercase)	β		beta
λ	Lamba	∑		summation
₶	Franc (obsolete)	Ω		Ohm (omega)
∏	product	∩		intersection
∙	Bullet/dot	√		Square root
∞	infinity	∶		ratio
≈	Approximately equal	≠		Not equal
≡	Identical / congruent	≤		Less than or equal
≥	Greater than or equal	ℳ		Script M (used in math)
₵	Ghanaian cedi	₤		Lira (old currency)
৳	Bangladeshi taka	|		Vertical bar/ pipe
¥	Yen	©		Copyright
¶	Pilcrow/ paragraph	±		Plus-minus
£	Pound Sterling (UK)	฿		Thai Bath
₹	Indian Rupee	₺		Turkish lira
₴	Ukrainian hryvnia	₨		(Old) rupee sign (various)
€	Euro	℮		Estimated symbol (e-mark)

 

 

 

 

 

One Word Substitution

 The use of a single word to replace a phrase or a group of words without changing the meaning is called One-word substitution. It is commonly used to make language more concise and efficient. Some examples are given below:

Nouns that Name Specific Things

1. The author of a book
2. The bank of a river
3. The lens of a camera
4. The bark of a dog
5. The Beak of a bird/duck
6. The bottom of a well
7. The brim of a hat
8. The lid of a jar
9. The belief in God
10. Hope for peace
11. The love of music
12. The screen of a laptop
13. The lawyer of a court
14. The claws of a lion
15. The crown of a king
16. The conductor of an orchestra
17. The capital of a  country
18. The zipper of a jacket
19. The center of a city
20. The crown of a king
21. The door of a building
22. The coast of a sea
23. The bank of a river
24. The belief in God
25. The concept of love
26. The doctor of a patient
27. The envy of success
28. The edge of a cliff
29. The floor of a room
30. The envy of success
31. The bottom of a shirt
32. The love of music
33. The hate of war
34. The fur of a cat
35. The heel of a shoe
36. The horns of a bull
37. The hooves of a horse
38. The handle of a door
39.  
40. The hero of a story
41. The king of a kingdom
42. The lawyer of a court
43. The lid of a pot
44. The mane of a lion
45. The paws of a bear
46. The pockets of a pants
47. The pride of achievement
48. The pages of a notebook
49. The pilot of an airplane
50. The president of a country
51. the roof of a house
52. The roots of a tree
53. The robe of a judge
54. The shell of a Snail/ turtle
55. The summit of a mountain
56. The tail of a dog
57. The teacher of a class
58. The scales of fish
59. The sole of a shoe
60. The stem of flower
61. The shame of failure
62. The staff of a wizard
63. The hooves of a horse
64. The paws of a bear
65. The theory of gravity
66. The pouch of a kangaroo
67. The stripes of a zebra
68. The spots of a leopard
69. The brush of a painter
70. The branches of a tree
71. The eyes of an owl
72. The tongue of a dog
73. The hump of a camel

Phrase and Idiom:

 1. under the weather- somewhat ill or gloomy/ feeling unwell

2. Weather permitting- If the weather is fine

3. Weather the storm- To experience a very difficult situation and survive it

4. Under a cloud- someone who is suspected of having done something wrong

5. Lovely weather for ducks- Rainy weather

6. Right as rain- All right

7. In a fog/ In a haze- Confused, dazed, disoriented

8. Come rain or shine- Regardless of the weather or circumstances

9. Every cloud has a silver lining- There is always something good even in an unpleasant, difficult, or even painful situation.

10. Add fuel to the fire- Make a bad situation worse

11. A piece of cake- Something very easy

12. All ears- Paying full attention

13. cool as a cucumber- very calm and composed

14. Strike while the iron is hot- to take action at the right time

15. Break the ice- Start a conversation in a social setting

16. The ball is in your court- it’s your decision or responsibility

17. Spill the beans- Reveal a secret

18. Burn the midnight oil- Work late into the night

19. Hit the nail on the head- Describe something accurately

20. Once in a blue moon- Very rarely

21. Bite the bullet- Face a difficult situation bravely

22. Let the cat out of the bag- Accidentally reveal a secret

 23. Pull someone’s leg- Joke with someone

24. Sit on the fence- Avoid making a decision

25. Kick the bucket- To die/ Pass away

26. Throw in the towel- Give up or admit defeat

27. Hit the books- Start studying seriously

28. hit the road- Leave or depart

29. zip your lip- Be quiet

30. two peas in a pod- Very similar

31. See eye to eye- Agree completely

32. miss the boat- Miss an opportunity

33. The last straw- The final event that makes something unbearable

34. Pull yourself together- Calm down and regain control

35. Jump on the bandwagon- Follow a trend

 

 

The Three Types Mammals

 

There are three types of mammals based on how they give birth and nourish their young. The three types are:

• ·       Monotremes:

A group of highly specialized animals that lay large yolky eggs and have a common opening for the urogenital and digestive systems.

Examples: platypus, echidna

• ·       Marsupials:

 Marsupials give birth to tiny, underdeveloped young. The young crawl into a pouch and suckle milk.

Examples: kangaroos, koalas

• ·       Placentals (Eutherians):

Placentals give birth to a well-developed young. The young suckle milk from nipples.

• Example: humans, dogs, whales, elephants, cats, cows

Normal English vs Advanced English

Normal English  vs Advanced English

Normal	Advanced
I’m fine
sorry	My bad
I don’t care	See if I care
Yes, you can	Be my guest
Take your time	Time is on your side
Good	Amazing
That’s so impressive	That’s next level
I’m very tired	I’m spent
This is my favourite song	This is my jam
but	however
And	In addition
lovely	Gracious
angry	furious
Anyway	Nevertheless
So	therefore
Also	Moreover
I’m smart	I’m intelligent
I’m wise	I’m insightful
happy	Challenge
I’m determined	I’m resolute
I’m supportive	I’m encouraging
I’m skilled	I’m proficient
I’m honent	I’m candid
I’m brave	I’m courageous
I’m friendly	I’m amble
I’m proud	I’m dignified
I’m thankful	I’m appreciative
I’m lucky	I’m fortunate
I’m humble	I’m modest
I’m obedient	I’m compliant
I’m caring	I’m compassionate
I’m generous	I’m benevolent
I’m careful	I’m cautious
I’m lively	I’m spirited
I’m popular	I’m renowned
I’m funny	I’m humerous
I’m talented	I’m gifted
I’m understanding	I’m empathetic
I’m sad	I’m devastated
I’m surprised	I’m astonished
I’m sorry	I’m deeply regret
I’m okay	I’m funny