β΄οΈ - venomous vs poisonous πΈ π π±
- If you bite it and you die, it is poisonous. And if it bites you (you are bitten) and you die, itβs venomous.
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- If you bite it and you die, it is poisonous. And if it bites you (you are bitten) and you die, itβs venomous.
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π° - pay one's dues π°
~ She paid her dues playing in small clubs in New York before an album made her famous.
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~ She paid her dues playing in small clubs in New York before an album made her famous.
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βΆοΈ - disseminate (verb) /dΙͺΛsemΙͺneΙͺt/ - formal π‘ππ
= to spread or give out something, especially news, information, ideas, etc., to a lot of people:
~ One of the organization's aims is to disseminate information about the disease.
~ The purpose of a university press is to disseminate knowledge by publishing books and journals.
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βΆοΈ - dissemination (noun) /dΙͺΛsemΙΛneΙͺΚΙn/
~ the rapid dissemination of new technology
~ the dissemination of information
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= to spread or give out something, especially news, information, ideas, etc., to a lot of people:
~ One of the organization's aims is to disseminate information about the disease.
~ The purpose of a university press is to disseminate knowledge by publishing books and journals.
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βΆοΈ - dissemination (noun) /dΙͺΛsemΙΛneΙͺΚΙn/
~ the rapid dissemination of new technology
~ the dissemination of information
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π
- If 'LIKE' is in the NEGATIVE, a GERUND refers to an action that we DO but don't enjoy doing,
while a TO-INFINITIVE means that we DON'T DO something because we don't think it right to do.
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- If 'LIKE' is in the NEGATIVE, a GERUND refers to an action that we DO but don't enjoy doing,
while a TO-INFINITIVE means that we DON'T DO something because we don't think it right to do.
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π»πΌπ¨ envelop (verb) vs envelope (noun) βοΈ
- envelop (verb) /ΙͺnΛvelΙp/
- envelope (noun) /ΛenvΙlΙΚp/
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- envelop (verb) /ΙͺnΛvelΙp/
- envelope (noun) /ΛenvΙlΙΚp/
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π - on paper / look good on paper = in theory π
~ I think your plan only works on paper.
~ This automotive design looks really good on paper.
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~ I think your plan only works on paper.
~ This automotive design looks really good on paper.
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π - 'Morale' (noun) means the general attitude usually of a group of people.
π - 'Moral' (noun) means the lesson learned from a story or a situation.
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π - 'Moral' (noun) means the lesson learned from a story or a situation.
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βΆοΈ - outgoing (adj.) - openly friendly and responsive : extroverted
~ His outgoing personality made him popular at school.
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~ His outgoing personality made him popular at school.
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β³οΈ - outgoing (adj.) - directed to an intended recipient; addressed and ready for posting:
~ outgoing mail
β΄οΈ - incoming (adj.) - newly arrived or received:
~ incoming mail
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β³οΈ - outgoing (adj.) - directed to an intended recipient; addressed and ready for posting:
~ outgoing mail
β΄οΈ - incoming (adj.) - newly arrived or received:
~ incoming mail
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πππ Punctuating Dialogue
- dialogue tags, actions, and/or thoughts β‘οΈ go outside of the quotation marks
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- dialogue tags, actions, and/or thoughts β‘οΈ go outside of the quotation marks
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βοΈβοΈπ Punctuation - quotations within quotations - double and single quotation marks
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