Grammar lessons with the Just Like a Wow trend, English teacher style

Move aside cat videos and dance challenges, a new internet sensation has arrived, and it's not just catchy - it's grammatically analysed!

The phrase "So beautiful. So elegant. Just looking like a wow!" has become the talk of the town, drawing celebrities, influencers, and even grammar enthusiasts into the trend.

What's captivating is the varied interpretations each rendition offers, making it a viral sensation.

Among the prominent participants in this trend is Neetu Ma'am, the revered English teacher and founder of KP Campus Pvt Ltd.
 

What

Neetu Ma'am, a star on Desi Internet, showcased her teaching prowess in a recent viral reel.

• She dissected the phrase, playfully questioning, "Who wrote this to me, 'So beautiful…so elegant…just looking like a wow'?"
• She joyfully delved into critiquing 'elegant' and 'beautiful' while pointing out the grammatical error in 'looking.'
• With a playful jab, she remarked, "You all just want to enjoy the meme but don't want to understand their part of speech!"

The 'just like a wow' meme, going viral, saw this lesson version attracting some of the best comments and captions on X (formerly Twitter) too.

Neetu Ma'am adopted a playful yet educational approach, transforming the viral meme into a grammar lesson that not only entertained but also delighted grammar aficionados.

The catchy phrase "Just looking like a wow!" originated from a viral video by Jasmeen Kaur, a Delhi-based businesswoman, showcasing clothes in October.

Jasmeen's infectious enthusiasm made the video famous. Interestingly, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma used the same caption for stunning photos of Assam's Kolia Bhomora Setu in Tezpur.

Next time you're browsing through viral challenges, remember, the true internet sensation is now a grammatically analyzed catchphrase, thanks to Neetu Ma'am and the 'Just Looking Like a Wow' phenomenon. Here, grammar meets glamour in the most delightful way!