I think everyone will agree with me that we use Google for searching anything at least once a day. Be it weather forecast, dictionary meaning or something else. But we can use Google Search Feature more effectively. Lets have a look how we can use Google Search effectively.
∙ Weather: You can search weather followed by name of any city to get the current weather and forecast. Example - Weather Oslo
∙ Places: If you want to find out what is the name of the capital of any country, just type capital followed by country name. Example - Capital Belgium
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∙ Currency Conversion: You can get current exchange rates by searching the two currency names. Example - USD in YEN
∙ Time: To know what time it is anywhere in the world. You have to type Time and the city or country name. Example : Time Greece
∙ Local Sunrise/Sunset Times: Well if you want to check the exact times of sunrise and sunset in the city of your choice. Type sunrise or sunset followed by the city name. Example - Sunrise Paris
∙ Number Conversions: You can convert any measurement like celsius to fahrenheit or kilometers to miles or gallon to liter just type the number and unit of measurement. Example - 98 celsius to fahrenheit
∙ Definition: To get the definition of any word just put "define:" in front of word. Example - define:enchant
∙ Stock Quotes: To get real time stock quotes put ticker symbol into the Google search box. Example - FB
∙ Search within a specific site: If you know you want your answer from within a particular site then type site:sitename search term. Example - site:ebay.com galaxy s4
∙ Related Websites or Webpages: If you want to find a website or a webpage similar or related to a particular website, just put related: followed by the website address. Example - related:amazon.com
∙ File Type: You can search for specific types of files, such as MP3s, PPTs, PDFs, or XLS, by adding filetype: and the 3-letter file abbreviation. Example - filetype:pdf present value table
∙ Exact Phrase: You can search an exact phrase by putting quotation marks around words. Example - "Lavoisier"