♥️ *OWN UP*
*1. To admit that you have done sth bad or embarrassing*
- Come on,own up. Who broke it?
- No one owned up to breaking the window
*2. To tell the truth or to admit that you are responsible for something*
- A young nurse looked at the two men and waited for one of them to own up.
- No one has owned up to stealing the money.
*1. To admit that you have done sth bad or embarrassing*
- Come on,own up. Who broke it?
- No one owned up to breaking the window
*2. To tell the truth or to admit that you are responsible for something*
- A young nurse looked at the two men and waited for one of them to own up.
- No one has owned up to stealing the money.
♥️ *APOSTROPHES*
*Example Mistake:*
- A womans hat was left on the bus.
- Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’s dish.
⚠️ *Tip:* Apostrophes indicate that a noun owns something.
There are no apostrophes in the first sentence, even though you’re talking about the hat which is owned by the woman.
In the second sentence, there is more than one dog, but the apostrophe is not used correctly. Singular nouns will always add ‘s when you’re indicating possession, even if the noun ends with “s.”
Plural nouns that do not end in “s” also take an ‘s. However, plural nouns that end with “s” have an apostrophe added after the “s.”
⚠️ *Correction:*
- A woman‘s hat was left on the bus.
- Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’ dish.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
*Example Mistake:*
- A womans hat was left on the bus.
- Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’s dish.
⚠️ *Tip:* Apostrophes indicate that a noun owns something.
There are no apostrophes in the first sentence, even though you’re talking about the hat which is owned by the woman.
In the second sentence, there is more than one dog, but the apostrophe is not used correctly. Singular nouns will always add ‘s when you’re indicating possession, even if the noun ends with “s.”
Plural nouns that do not end in “s” also take an ‘s. However, plural nouns that end with “s” have an apostrophe added after the “s.”
⚠️ *Correction:*
- A woman‘s hat was left on the bus.
- Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’ dish.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
♥️ *DATING UP* is scoring someone "better" than you. Dating down is typically apt when a man or woman dates someone else who is considered "not good enough" for them.
♥️ A *NEG* is a backhanded compliment, usually said by a man to a woman, to surprise and/or annoy her so she does a double take and tries to prove her value to the man.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
♥️ A *NEG* is a backhanded compliment, usually said by a man to a woman, to surprise and/or annoy her so she does a double take and tries to prove her value to the man.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
Here are some general rules which might help you choose which to use:📃
✏️With an adjective, they can both mean 'more than normal' but especially is much more common. In informal English, you can use that. For example:
📍This vocabulary isn't especially/specially/that difficult.
✏️Use especially with a noun to mean 'particularly' (or 'more than other things'). It is usually used after a comma.
📍I love watching films, especially/particularly thrillers.
✏️Use specially to mean 'for this particular purpose'. It is often used with a passive verb structure.
📍These houses were specially built for small families.
📍It's Halloween, so I rented this horror film specially (for this occasion).
#Note: We don't usually use especially or specially at the start of a sentence. Instead, use in particular at the start of a second sentence to give a 'more than other things' example.
📍I love watching films. In particular, I really like horror films.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
✏️With an adjective, they can both mean 'more than normal' but especially is much more common. In informal English, you can use that. For example:
📍This vocabulary isn't especially/specially/that difficult.
✏️Use especially with a noun to mean 'particularly' (or 'more than other things'). It is usually used after a comma.
📍I love watching films, especially/particularly thrillers.
✏️Use specially to mean 'for this particular purpose'. It is often used with a passive verb structure.
📍These houses were specially built for small families.
📍It's Halloween, so I rented this horror film specially (for this occasion).
#Note: We don't usually use especially or specially at the start of a sentence. Instead, use in particular at the start of a second sentence to give a 'more than other things' example.
📍I love watching films. In particular, I really like horror films.
• 𝒕𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎 • : @learning_for_future
Forwarded from 𓅓 ᎷᎪᎡᏟϴՏ ͲᎬᎪᎷ
بوت اللعبة الشهيرة ⭕❌
السلام عليكم
حبايب البوت تم تحديثة صار اسرع وافضل من السابق
الي يريدة يرجع يشتغل فقط يكتب .. تفعيل ..
حبايب البوت تم تحديثة صار اسرع وافضل من السابق
الي يريدة يرجع يشتغل فقط يكتب .. تفعيل ..
♥️ *Approve of smoking*
🔸To officially accept smoking
🔸I don't approve of smoking in restaurants. I think it should be banned.
♥️ *Cut down on smoking*
🔹To reduce the amount of smoking one is used to take
🔹I used to be a heavy smoker but I have managed to cut down in recent month.
♥️ *Give up smoking*
🔸To stop smoking
🔸I had to give up smoking for health reasons it's now 2 years since I quit.
🔸To officially accept smoking
🔸I don't approve of smoking in restaurants. I think it should be banned.
♥️ *Cut down on smoking*
🔹To reduce the amount of smoking one is used to take
🔹I used to be a heavy smoker but I have managed to cut down in recent month.
♥️ *Give up smoking*
🔸To stop smoking
🔸I had to give up smoking for health reasons it's now 2 years since I quit.
💢 Plain Sailing
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 If something is plain sailing, it's very easy to do and there are no problems to overcome.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 I answered the first few questions in the exam without any problems, and I knew it'd be plain sailing from then on.
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🍀 Damned If You Do And Damned If You Don't
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ If you say "damned if you do and damned if you don't" you're saying that no matter what someone does, they'll be criticized for it.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ If I keep playing music in the same style, some people say I'm repeating myself, but if I change to a new style, other people say I'm just following fashion. I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't!
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💢 Long In The Tooth
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 She's a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn't she?
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🍀 Mutton Dressed As Lamb
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ This expression refers to a middle-aged woman who tries to look younger by dressing in clothes designed for younger people.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ The style doesn't suit her - it has a mutton-dressed-as-lamb effect on her!
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💢 No Spring Chicken
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 To say that someone is no spring chicken means that they are quite old or well past their youth.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 How old is the owner? I don't know but she's no spring chicken!
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🍀 Get On In Years
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ Someone who is getting on in years is growing old.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ My grandmother is getting on in years. She's no longer able to look after her home without help.
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💢 Born With A Silver Spoon
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 Someone who is born into a rich family. Has all the wealth and privilege.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 Shailesh can afford to go to the medical college, he was born with a silver spoon.
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🍀 Knee-high To A Grasshopper
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ This term refers to a very young and therefore small child.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ Look how tall you are! Last time I saw you, you were knee-high to a grasshopper!
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💢 Put The Brakes On
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 If you put the brakes on something, you stop it or slow it down.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 Many companies are putting the brakes on new investment until the economy improves.
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🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 If something is plain sailing, it's very easy to do and there are no problems to overcome.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 I answered the first few questions in the exam without any problems, and I knew it'd be plain sailing from then on.
=========================
🍀 Damned If You Do And Damned If You Don't
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ If you say "damned if you do and damned if you don't" you're saying that no matter what someone does, they'll be criticized for it.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ If I keep playing music in the same style, some people say I'm repeating myself, but if I change to a new style, other people say I'm just following fashion. I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't!
=========================
💢 Long In The Tooth
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 She's a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn't she?
=========================
🍀 Mutton Dressed As Lamb
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ This expression refers to a middle-aged woman who tries to look younger by dressing in clothes designed for younger people.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ The style doesn't suit her - it has a mutton-dressed-as-lamb effect on her!
=========================
💢 No Spring Chicken
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 To say that someone is no spring chicken means that they are quite old or well past their youth.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 How old is the owner? I don't know but she's no spring chicken!
=========================
🍀 Get On In Years
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ Someone who is getting on in years is growing old.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ My grandmother is getting on in years. She's no longer able to look after her home without help.
=========================
💢 Born With A Silver Spoon
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 Someone who is born into a rich family. Has all the wealth and privilege.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 Shailesh can afford to go to the medical college, he was born with a silver spoon.
=========================
🍀 Knee-high To A Grasshopper
🌀 Meaning:-
〽️ This term refers to a very young and therefore small child.
🌀 Usage:-
〽️ Look how tall you are! Last time I saw you, you were knee-high to a grasshopper!
=========================
💢 Put The Brakes On
🎨 Meaning:-
🍃 If you put the brakes on something, you stop it or slow it down.
🎨 Usage:-
🍃 Many companies are putting the brakes on new investment until the economy improves.
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*Common English expressions:*
💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦
1. *Fed up* - this means, to have had enough
2. *Feel like* - this means, want to do something
3. *No hard feelings* - don't worry
4. *Heavy duty* - tough and powerful
5. *Hook up* - to connect
6. *Join forces* - means to unite
7. *just what the doctor ordered* - means what you need
8. *Just about* - nearly
9. *Ins and outs* - the small details
10. *In hand* - under control
11. *Kick around* - treat badly
12. *Kick the bucket* - to die
13. *Knock it off* - to stop it
14. *Know-it-all* - means, over confident
15. *Keep on* - continue
16. *In less than no time* - immediately
17. *Long face* - sad
18. *Means business* - serious
19. *Make up your mind* - decide
20. *Make off with* - to steal
21. *Make believe* - to pretend
22. *Mixed up* - confused
23. *Makes sense* - seems reasonable/ right
24. *Make a difference* - to matter
25. *Nail it down* - finalize it
26. *Never mind* - don't worry about it
27. *No doubt* - certainly
28. *No sweat* - it's easy to do/ Ok
29. *Of age* - old enough
30. *Off the hook* - out of trouble
31. *Once in a blue moon* - rarely
32. *Out of order* - does not work
💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦
1. *Fed up* - this means, to have had enough
2. *Feel like* - this means, want to do something
3. *No hard feelings* - don't worry
4. *Heavy duty* - tough and powerful
5. *Hook up* - to connect
6. *Join forces* - means to unite
7. *just what the doctor ordered* - means what you need
8. *Just about* - nearly
9. *Ins and outs* - the small details
10. *In hand* - under control
11. *Kick around* - treat badly
12. *Kick the bucket* - to die
13. *Knock it off* - to stop it
14. *Know-it-all* - means, over confident
15. *Keep on* - continue
16. *In less than no time* - immediately
17. *Long face* - sad
18. *Means business* - serious
19. *Make up your mind* - decide
20. *Make off with* - to steal
21. *Make believe* - to pretend
22. *Mixed up* - confused
23. *Makes sense* - seems reasonable/ right
24. *Make a difference* - to matter
25. *Nail it down* - finalize it
26. *Never mind* - don't worry about it
27. *No doubt* - certainly
28. *No sweat* - it's easy to do/ Ok
29. *Of age* - old enough
30. *Off the hook* - out of trouble
31. *Once in a blue moon* - rarely
32. *Out of order* - does not work
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
• Absolutely
• As a matter of fact
• Indeed
• In fact
• In point of fact
• In reality
• Indeed
• Certainly
• Veritably
• Genuinely
• Sincerely
• Truly
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
• Surprising
• Astonishing
• Fascinating
• Fabulous
• Incredible
• Marvelous
• Prodigious
• Shocking
• Stunning
• Surprising
• Unbelievable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
• Awe-inspiring
• Breathtaking
• Extraordinary
• Fantastic
• Grand
• Impressive
• Magnificent
• Mind-blowing
• Outstanding
• Remarkable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
• Attractive
• Cute
• Elegant
• Exquisite
• Glamorous
• Gorgeous
• Handsome
• Lovely
• Neat
• Pretty
• Striking
• Stunning
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
• Astounding
• Commendable
• Exemplary
• First-rate
• Fantastic
• Incredible
• Legendary
• Noble
• Phenomenal
• Stupendous
• Incomparable
• Terrific!
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
• Alluring
• Amusing
• Appealing
• Captivating
• Compelling
• Enchanting
• Engaging
• Entertaining
• Enticing
• Gripping
• Intriguing
• Stimulating
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
• Check
• Examine
• Gaze
• Glance
• Glimpse
• Inspect
• Observe
• Peek
• Review
• Search
• Stare
• View
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
• Amiable
• Charming
• Cheerful
• Congenial
• Cordial
• Delightful
• Enjoyable
• Gratifying
• Likable
• Lovely
• Refreshing
• Satisfying
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
• Completely
• Considerably
• Entirely
• Fairly
• Fully
• Purely
• Precisely
• Thoroughly
• Totally
• Truly
• Utterly
• Wholly
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
• Absolutely
• Actually
• Beyond doubt
• Certainly
• Easily
• Genuinely
• Indeed
• Legitimately
• Surely
• Truly
• Undoubtedly
• Unquestionably
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
• Asked
• Called
• Cried
• Demanded
• Exclaimed
• Questioned
• Remarked
• Replied
• Responded
• Stated
• Shouted
• Whispered
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
• Exceedingly
• Exceptionally
• Extraordinarily
• Extremely
• Highly
• Immensely
• Insanely
• Intensely
• Meticulously
• Remarkably
• Supremely
• Tremendously
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
• Absolutely
• As a matter of fact
• Indeed
• In fact
• In point of fact
• In reality
• Indeed
• Certainly
• Veritably
• Genuinely
• Sincerely
• Truly
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
• Surprising
• Astonishing
• Fascinating
• Fabulous
• Incredible
• Marvelous
• Prodigious
• Shocking
• Stunning
• Surprising
• Unbelievable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
• Awe-inspiring
• Breathtaking
• Extraordinary
• Fantastic
• Grand
• Impressive
• Magnificent
• Mind-blowing
• Outstanding
• Remarkable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
• Attractive
• Cute
• Elegant
• Exquisite
• Glamorous
• Gorgeous
• Handsome
• Lovely
• Neat
• Pretty
• Striking
• Stunning
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
• Astounding
• Commendable
• Exemplary
• First-rate
• Fantastic
• Incredible
• Legendary
• Noble
• Phenomenal
• Stupendous
• Incomparable
• Terrific!
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
• Alluring
• Amusing
• Appealing
• Captivating
• Compelling
• Enchanting
• Engaging
• Entertaining
• Enticing
• Gripping
• Intriguing
• Stimulating
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
• Check
• Examine
• Gaze
• Glance
• Glimpse
• Inspect
• Observe
• Peek
• Review
• Search
• Stare
• View
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
• Amiable
• Charming
• Cheerful
• Congenial
• Cordial
• Delightful
• Enjoyable
• Gratifying
• Likable
• Lovely
• Refreshing
• Satisfying
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
• Completely
• Considerably
• Entirely
• Fairly
• Fully
• Purely
• Precisely
• Thoroughly
• Totally
• Truly
• Utterly
• Wholly
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
• Absolutely
• Actually
• Beyond doubt
• Certainly
• Easily
• Genuinely
• Indeed
• Legitimately
• Surely
• Truly
• Undoubtedly
• Unquestionably
🗂 *Instead of
_"SAID",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“Q
• Asked
• Called
• Cried
• Demanded
• Exclaimed
• Questioned
• Remarked
• Replied
• Responded
• Stated
• Shouted
• Whispered
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
• Exceedingly
• Exceptionally
• Extraordinarily
• Extremely
• Highly
• Immensely
• Insanely
• Intensely
• Meticulously
• Remarkably
• Supremely
• Tremendously
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
• Absolutely
• As a matter of fact
• Indeed
• In fact
• In point of fact
• In reality
• Indeed
• Certainly
• Veritably
• Genuinely
• Sincerely
• Truly
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
• Surprising
• Astonishing
• Fascinating
• Fabulous
• Incredible
• Marvelous
• Prodigious
• Shocking
• Stunning
• Surprising
• Unbelievable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
• Awe-inspiring
• Breathtaking
• Extraordinary
• Fantastic
• Grand
• Impressive
• Magnificent
• Mind-blowing
• Outstanding
• Remarkable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
• Attractive
• Cute
• Elegant
• Exquisite
• Glamorous
• Gorgeous
• Handsome
• Lovely
• Neat
• Pretty
• Striking
• Stunning
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
• Astounding
• Commendable
• Exemplary
• First-rate
• Fantastic
• Incredible
• Legendary
• Noble
• Phenomenal
• Stupendous
• Incomparable
• Terrific!
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
• Alluring
• Amusing
• Appealing
• Captivating
• Compelling
• Enchanting
• Engaging
• Entertaining
• Enticing
• Gripping
• Intriguing
• Stimulating
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
• Check
• Examine
• Gaze
• Glance
• Glimpse
• Inspect
• Observe
• Peek
• Review
• Search
• Stare
• View
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
• Amiable
• Charming
• Cheerful
• Congenial
• Cordial
• Delightful
• Enjoyable
• Gratifying
• Likable
• Lovely
• Refreshing
• Satisfying
🗂 *Instead of _“QUITE”,_ use:*
• Completely
• Considerably
• Entirely
• Fairly
• Fully
• Purely
• Precisely
• Thoroughly
• Totally
• Truly
• Utterly
• Wholly
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
• Absolutely
• Actually
• Beyond doubt
• Certainly
• Easily
• Genuinely
• Indeed
• Legitimately
• Surely
• Truly
• Undoubtedly
• Unquestionably
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
• Asked
• Called
• Cried
• Demanded
• Exclaimed
• Questioned
• Remarked
• Replied
• Responded
• Stated
• Shouted
• Whispered
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
• Exceedingly
• Exceptionally
• Extraordinarily
• Extremely
• Highly
• Immensely
• Insanely
• Intensely
• Meticulously
• Remarkably
• Supremely
• Tremendously
👉🏻 _*12 Boring 😬 Words and What You Can Use Instead*_
🗂 *Instead of _“ACTUALLY”_ ,use:*
• Absolutely
• As a matter of fact
• Indeed
• In fact
• In point of fact
• In reality
• Indeed
• Certainly
• Veritably
• Genuinely
• Sincerely
• Truly
🗂 *Instead of _“AMAZING“,_ use:*
• Surprising
• Astonishing
• Fascinating
• Fabulous
• Incredible
• Marvelous
• Prodigious
• Shocking
• Stunning
• Surprising
• Unbelievable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“AWESOME”,_ use:*
• Awe-inspiring
• Breathtaking
• Extraordinary
• Fantastic
• Grand
• Impressive
• Magnificent
• Mind-blowing
• Outstanding
• Remarkable
• Wonderful
🗂 *Instead of _“BEAUTIFUL“,_ use”*
• Attractive
• Cute
• Elegant
• Exquisite
• Glamorous
• Gorgeous
• Handsome
• Lovely
• Neat
• Pretty
• Striking
• Stunning
🗂 *Instead of _“GREAT”,_ use:*
• Astounding
• Commendable
• Exemplary
• First-rate
• Fantastic
• Incredible
• Legendary
• Noble
• Phenomenal
• Stupendous
• Incomparable
• Terrific!
🗂 *Instead of _"INTERESTING",_ use:*
• Alluring
• Amusing
• Appealing
• Captivating
• Compelling
• Enchanting
• Engaging
• Entertaining
• Enticing
• Gripping
• Intriguing
• Stimulating
🗂 *Instead of _“LOOK”,_ use:*
• Check
• Examine
• Gaze
• Glance
• Glimpse
• Inspect
• Observe
• Peek
• Review
• Search
• Stare
• View
🗂 *Instead of _“PLEASANT”,_ use:*
• Amiable
• Charming
• Cheerful
• Congenial
• Cordial
• Delightful
• Enjoyable
• Gratifying
• Likable
• Lovely
• Refreshing
• Satisfying
🗂 *Instead of _“Q
UITE”,_ use:*
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
• Completely
• Considerably
• Entirely
• Fairly
• Fully
• Purely
• Precisely
• Thoroughly
• Totally
• Truly
• Utterly
• Wholly
*Instead of _"REALLY”,_ use:*
• Absolutely
• Actually
• Beyond doubt
• Certainly
• Easily
• Genuinely
• Indeed
• Legitimately
• Surely
• Truly
• Undoubtedly
• Unquestionably
🗂 *Instead of _"SAID",_ use:*
• Asked
• Called
• Cried
• Demanded
• Exclaimed
• Questioned
• Remarked
• Replied
• Responded
• Stated
• Shouted
• Whispered
🗂 *Instead of _“VERY”,_ use:*
• Exceedingly
• Exceptionally
• Extraordinarily
• Extremely
• Highly
• Immensely
• Insanely
• Intensely
• Meticulously
• Remarkably
• Supremely
• Tremendously
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🍀 Five alternatives to 'late' 🍀
♦ Delayed
She's going to be delayed. The traffic is bad.
♦ Held up
▫I've been held up by the snow. I'll be there in
an hour.
♦ Behind
▫You're really behind with that. It should have
been finished last week.
♦ Overdue
▫His library books were overdue, so he had to pay the fine.
♦ Tardy
▫They were punished for their tardy arrival
in class.
♦ Delayed
She's going to be delayed. The traffic is bad.
♦ Held up
▫I've been held up by the snow. I'll be there in
an hour.
♦ Behind
▫You're really behind with that. It should have
been finished last week.
♦ Overdue
▫His library books were overdue, so he had to pay the fine.
♦ Tardy
▫They were punished for their tardy arrival
in class.
♥️ *What Is a Hyphen?*
A hyphen (-) is a punctuation mark that’s used to join words or parts of words. It’s not interchangeable with other types of dashes.
Use a hyphen in a compound modifier when the modifier comes before the word it’s modifying.
A hyphen (-) is a punctuation mark that’s used to join words or parts of words. It’s not interchangeable with other types of dashes.
Use a hyphen in a compound modifier when the modifier comes before the word it’s modifying.
♥️ *Hyphen with Compound Modifiers*
A compound modifier is made up of two words that work together to function like one adjective.
When you connect words with the hyphen, you make it clear to readers that the words work together as a unit of meaning.
❌ It’s recommended you don’t take down any load bearing walls when renovating.
In this sentence, it sounds like you shouldn’t take down any load that is holding up a wall. A hyphen should be inserted between load and bearing to make it clear that we’re talking about walls that are bearing a load.
✅ It’s recommended you don’t take down any load-bearing walls when renovating.
A compound modifier is made up of two words that work together to function like one adjective.
When you connect words with the hyphen, you make it clear to readers that the words work together as a unit of meaning.
❌ It’s recommended you don’t take down any load bearing walls when renovating.
In this sentence, it sounds like you shouldn’t take down any load that is holding up a wall. A hyphen should be inserted between load and bearing to make it clear that we’re talking about walls that are bearing a load.
✅ It’s recommended you don’t take down any load-bearing walls when renovating.
♥️ *Hyphen in a Compound Expression With a Noun and Past Participle*
Compound modifiers that contain a past participle also follow the same rules as any other compound modifier. Use a hyphen when the compound goes before the noun it modifies:
- The municipal government is funding a community-based education system.
- Wind-powered generators can be excellent sources of electricity.
❌ Don’t use a hyphen when the compound comes after the noun it describes.
- The singer performing tonight is well known.
Compound modifiers that contain a past participle also follow the same rules as any other compound modifier. Use a hyphen when the compound goes before the noun it modifies:
- The municipal government is funding a community-based education system.
- Wind-powered generators can be excellent sources of electricity.
❌ Don’t use a hyphen when the compound comes after the noun it describes.
- The singer performing tonight is well known.
♥️ *Hyphenated Compound Words*
Hyphenated compound words are the ones (obviously) with a hyphen between the words. Over time, many hyphenated compounds become closed compounds—teen-ager became teenager for instance.
Mother-in-law
Master-at-arms
Editor-in-chief
Ten-year-old
Factory-made
Twelve-pack
Hyphenated compound words are the ones (obviously) with a hyphen between the words. Over time, many hyphenated compounds become closed compounds—teen-ager became teenager for instance.
Mother-in-law
Master-at-arms
Editor-in-chief
Ten-year-old
Factory-made
Twelve-pack