⭕️Important usages of “As”⭕️

As and though

adjective/adverb/noun + as + clause

As and though can be used in a special structure after an adjective, adverb or noun. In this case they both mean ‘although‘, and suggest an emphatic contrast. (In AmE only as is normally used like this; though is unusual.)

🔹Cold as/though it was, we went out. (Although it was very cold)
🔹Bravely as/though they fought, they had no chance of winning.
🔹Much as/though I respect your point of view, I can’t agree.

💮Also

As, because, since and for
As when and while
As if and as though
as long as
As much
As usual

Precede vs Proceed

✍🏻Precede (verb) - to be, come, or go before in time, place, order, rank, or importance

👉🏻The election of a new president precedes his inauguration.

✍🏻Proceed (verb) - to advance or go on, especially after stopping

👉🏻After your first assignment has been completed and approved, you may proceed to the second one.

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🔰Daily Editorial Words🔰| 04.07.21
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🔶 1. SHUN (VERB)
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● Meaning ➩ to avoid something. (टालना)

● Synonyms ➩ avoid, eschew, shirk, steer clear of, fight shy of

🔷 2. WARY (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ careful because you are uncertain or afraid of somebody/something. (सावधान)

● Synonym ➩ circumspect, heedful, cautious, vigilant, attentive, cagey, dubious

🔶 3. STAUNCH (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ very loyal and committed in attitude. (निष्‍ठावान)

● Synonyms ➩ faithful, stalwart, loyal, vigorous, steadfast, resolute

🔷 4. INELUCTABLE (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ something that cannot be stopped, escaped, or ignored. (अनिवार्य)

● Synonyms ➩ inevitable, unavoidable, irrevocable, certain, sure

🔶 5. EXPUNGE (VERB)
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● Meaning ➩ obliterate or remove completely (something unwanted or unpleasant).

● Synonyms ➩ remove, erase, delete, annul, eradicate, extinguish, abolish, cancel

🔷 6. DOUGHTY (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ brave, determined, and not easily defeated. (हिम्मती)

● Synonyms ➩ valiant, dauntless, determined, gallant, audacious, confident, indomitable

🔶 7. ERSTWHILE (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ former; in the past. (भूतपूर्व; पूर्वकाल में)

● Synonyms ➩ former, old, past, previous, foregoing

🔷 8. CRAVEN (ADJ)
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● Meaning ➩ lacking in courage; cowardly. (डरपोक)

● Synonyms ➩ cowardly, spiritless, timid, timorous, fearful, chicken-hearted

🔶 9. PROBITY (NOUN)
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● Meaning ➩ the quality of having strong moral principles; honesty and decency. (ईमानदारी)

● Synonyms ➩ integrity, honesty, rectitude, uprightness, virtue, morality

🔷 10. QUAGMIRE (NOUN)
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● Meaning ➩  a difficult, complicated or dangerous situation. (कठिन, जटिल या ख़तरनाक स्थिति)

● Synonyms ➩ predicament, entanglement, confusion, imbroglio, dilemma, quandary, muddle

🍁Grammar Correction:🍁

"If I had a million dollars, I will buy a massive house."
👆This is not correct. 👆
This is a Second Conditional sentence. So we must say;
✅"If I had a million dollars, I would buy a massive house."

IF + SUBJECT + PAST VERB + OBJ, SUBJ + WOULD + PRESENT VERB...
👉We use this to talk about hypothetical situations. Things that are not really possible, or highly unlikely.

😁Of course you can say;😁
"WHEN I have a million dollars, I WILL buy a massive house."
This is the FIRST conditional. This means this is more possible!
😇Yes! So use this kind of sentence to create your dreams!
Speak like your dreams are possible!
YOU CAN! 💪💪

Instead of very ✨

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