How do you express how much you like or dislike something? Here are some ways to follow:
🥰I quite like horror fiction.
🥰I adore reading crime novels.
🥰I am obsessed with early-eighties electronic music.
🥰I am a big fan of independent, low-budget cinema.
😐I am not bothered either way about classical music.
😐I do not really have an opinion about jazz.
😒Most rock music leaves me cold.
😒I am not very keen on low budget films.
😖I can`t stand opera or ballet.

Probably, you are still unable to differentiate between person and persons, people and peoples. In that case, the video by Dan is highly recommended. 👍

Rob vs Steal
Both mean to take something without permission
However, 'steal' focuses on the object whereas 'rob' focuses on the victim of the crime.
EXAMPLE:
*The men robbed a bank last night.👍
*Someone stole my phone.👍
We don`t say:
Someone robbed my phone.❌

resourceful
adjective
   approving
UK 
 /rɪˈzɔː.sfəl/ US 
 /rɪˈsɔːr.sfəl/
 
C2
skilled at solving problems and making decisions on your own:
She's a very resourceful manager.

'Metaphorically speaking' expresses that you are speaking in metaphors, meaning you are equating one thing to something else. Here are some examples:
Metaphorically speaking, I am an early bird.
Metaphorically speaking, all the world`s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.

INFORMATION about READING techniques!📚
🟢SKIMMING - to read a text quickly to understand the general idea
🔵SKANNING - to read a text quickly to find specific information

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This exceptional video is for those who are curious to know the definition of Pragmatics.

Hi, there🙋‍♂️. I am going to share numerous words that are commonly used to describe a house🏠. They are as follows:
Location: city centre, beach, countryside, mountains, remote island
Building type: apartment, bungalow, mansion, castle, skyscraper
Style: spacious, traditional, modern, simple, glamorous
Rooms: dining room, garage, cellar, gym
Parts of a room: staircase, floor, ceiling, window
Materials: leather, marble, wood, stone

In addition, now you are able to listen to how they have been pronounced by three different learners of English.
The students have also made up sentences describing their dream house.
Credits go to Shabnam, Navro'za and Marjona.

Describe your dream house in the comments below