•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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#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

#What_is_the_difference
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💬❗️Texting abbreviations and internet acronyms:


• &=and
• 2=two, to or too
• 2DAY=today
• 2MORROW=tomorrow
• BTW= by the way
• CU= see you
• B=be
• B4=before
• BF=boyfriend
• BRO=brother
• BT=but
• C=see
• D8=date
• F8=fate
• GF=girlfriend
• GR8=great
• L8=late
• L8r=later
• M8=mate
• PLS / PLZ=please
• SIS=sister
• U=you
• UR=your /you are
• ASAP=as soon as possible
• CUL=see you later
• HAND=have a nice day
• HRU=how are you
• LOL=laughing out loud
• LTNS=long time no see
• IMU=I miss you
• IC=I see
• RUOK=are you ok?
• U4E=you forever
• X=kiss
• K= ok
• IDK= I don't know

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