FACT: “Myriad” can be a noun or an adjective.

Noun: Politicians 👿 tell a *myriad of* lies.
Adjective: Politicians 👿 tell *myriad* lies.

qwerty = keyboard

►'I don't have any money right now.' …………..

a-'Me either.'[✔]
b-'I don't either.'[✔]
c-'Neither do I.'[✔]
d-'Me too'.[❌]

►All the above responses are used in negatives except 'Me to'. It is NOT used in negatives.

Me neither[✔]

►[Pronouns order]

1-You, he and I will go together. [✔]
2-He, you and I will go together. [❌]
3-I, you and he will go together. [❌]

📌ABSTRUSE = hard to understand.

📌OBTUSE = nice way of saying “stupid.”

I never talk about ABSTRUSE matters with OBTUSE people.

👦 💬😶… …😶

I’m “use to” hot weather. → ❌

I’m *used to* hot weather. → ✔

Get “use to” it. → ❌

Get *used to* it. → ✔

They *used to* be friends. → ✔

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TROOP = group of soldiers, police, etc.

TROUPE = group of actors, singers, etc. 💃

I left the police 👮👮👮 TROOP to join a singing TROUPE. 🎤

TONGUE 👅 = organ for licking and tasting

TONGS = device for picking things up

THONG = underwear; sandal, flip-flop

THRONG = crowd 👫👬👭

DISPARATE = different, varied 👴🐺🍕

DESPERATE = hopeless; needing 🙏

During exam season, students are DESPERATE for DISPARATE reasons. 😰