200 BM Daily Vocabulary #1 | ubiquitous

<p><strong>BM Daily Vocabulary #1 | ubiquitous</strong><br> <br> Today’s word is: <strong>Ubiquitous</strong> - The meaning of this word is something that is present, appearing or found everywhere.</p> <p>In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn how to use the word ‘<strong>ubiquitous’</strong>. We are sure that this ESL lesson will help you to enhance your English vocabulary and speak English fluently and confidently.</p> <p>Nowadays you can see mobile phones everywhere. Almost everyone is using them. Who doesn’t use a mobile phone? Mobile phones are seen at railway stations, bus stops, cafes, malls and everywhere else. Something that can be seen or found everywhere is called <strong>ubiquitous</strong>.</p> <p>Mobile phones are so <strong>ubiquitous</strong> that everyone knows about them. People use them all the time. They click selfies and chat with friends. They watch YouTube videos and listen to podcasts (like the one you are listening right now). They use mobile phones frequently. People spend hours and hours on their phones. They can be found all the time. Mobile phones are <strong>ubiquitous</strong>.</p> <p>You will now listen to how we can use the word “<strong>ubiquitous</strong>” in 8 different forms in 8 different sentences.</p> <p><strong>Example number 1 of 8:</strong> It’s a fact that God is present everywhere. Now we know something that is present everywhere is <strong>ubiquitous</strong>. So we can say that - It is a fact that God is <strong>ubiquitous</strong>.</p> <p><strong>Example number 2 of 8:</strong> France is a tourist destination. One can see so many lovely hotels, restaurants, and cafes there. Now, how will you use the word ubiquitous here? You can say - Lovely hotels, restaurants, and cafes are <strong>ubiquitous</strong> in France.</p> <p><strong>Example number 3 of 8:</strong> Delhi is the capital of India and during campaigning, for elections, people can spot ministers at various locations. How to use <strong>ubiquitous</strong> in this sentence? Let’s say - Delhi is the