•dissimulate (v.)

•drag down (phrasal v.)

•fracas(n.)

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No english dictionary has been able to explain the difference between the two words "COMPLETE"and "FINISHED", some people say there is no difference, but there is.

When you marry the right woman you are COMPLETE.
When you marry the wrong woman you are FINISHED.
And If you marry a wife who likes shopping you are COMPLETELY FINISHED!😉😂

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•Don't wait.
The time will never be just right.⏳🥀

🗣 _Nepoleon Hill

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•Superlatives
#grammar

📖Use superlatives to say one thing or person has the most or the least of a particular quality in a group.

🚩e.g.
Robert is the tallest student in the class.

📋There are some rules to learn:

•1. Put "the" before the adjective and add _est to the end of adjectives with one syllable:

slow ➡️ the slowest
🖌This car is the slowest car in the world.


•2. Put "the most" before adjectives of two or more syllables:

difficult ➡️ the most difficult
🖌 This question is the most difficult question I've ever seen.


🔖Sometimes, when an adjective is written consonant + vowel + consonant, double the final consonant:

sad ➡️ the saddest
Beth is the saddest girl in our class.

🔖When an adjective ends in _y, change the _y to an _i and add _est:

busy ➡️ the busiest
🖌 Is it true that New York is the busiest city in the word?


***Irregular:
good ➡️ the best
🖌My mother is the best mother in the world.

bad ➡️ the worst
🖌My car is the worst car in the world!

far ➡️ furthest(/farthest)
🖌 The furthest corners of the globe.

#Superlatives
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💢Important 👌🏻
#Comparatives
#Superlatives

📋•Superlatives
#Quiz
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❕Lightning guns with science (Bob Pflugfelder)⚡️🔫

//Jimmy Kimmel
#Science #physics

❌Don't do these experiments at home •_•
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•pied-à-terre(n.)
🗣 [piˌeɪ.dætˈeər]

🚩e.g.
They kept a pied-à-terre in London for theatre evenings.

•pied-à-terre (n.)

🗣 : Pronunciation

📖a small flat, house, or room kept for occasional use.

//Word of the day
#vocabulary
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The second star to the right, shines in the night for you,
to tell you that the dreams you have really can come true.💫🥀

_Peter Pan (J.M. Barrie)
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❓🧐What is the difference between Abbreviations and Acronyms?

•Abbreviations:

An abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or phrase used mainly in writing to represent the complete form. It usually has a full-stop at the end. 
Examples:
•Lib. ➡️ Library
•abbr. ➡️ abbreviation
•approx. ➡️ approximate

Acronyms:

An acronym is a pronounceable word formed mostly (but not always) from the initial letters of a descriptive name or title. 
Examples:
radar = radio detecting and ranging ASAP = as soon as possible

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