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It's a long read time!
We have found a captivating issue on Quora for you: What's the difference between terrible and horrible?
Here is a combination of two answers:
Terrible and horrible both are adjectives but, they have totally different meanings.
Terrible :- 1. extremely bad or serious.
For e.g:"a terrible crime"
2. causing or likely to cause terror; sinister.
For e.g: "terrible face"
Horrible :- 1. causing or likely to cause horror; shocking
For e.g: "horrible murder"
2. very unpleasant
Moreover, one of the several definitions of terrible is not only quite different from horrible but also unknown to most folks. Terrible also means intense or extreme, as in a terrible beauty. In this it resembles awful, a word that once meant awe-inspiring.
It's a long read time!
We have found a captivating issue on Quora for you: What's the difference between terrible and horrible?
Here is a combination of two answers:
Terrible and horrible both are adjectives but, they have totally different meanings.
Terrible :- 1. extremely bad or serious.
For e.g:"a terrible crime"
2. causing or likely to cause terror; sinister.
For e.g: "terrible face"
Horrible :- 1. causing or likely to cause horror; shocking
For e.g: "horrible murder"
2. very unpleasant
Moreover, one of the several definitions of terrible is not only quite different from horrible but also unknown to most folks. Terrible also means intense or extreme, as in a terrible beauty. In this it resembles awful, a word that once meant awe-inspiring.
It's midnight, and we guess that you are sitting constrained in the kitchen surrounded by family members in anticipation of the American President Elections results...
No?
Oh, come on. Never mind. Yet we decided to share this cute map of America with you - for you to become prepared to talks about different states voting results!
No?
Oh, come on. Never mind. Yet we decided to share this cute map of America with you - for you to become prepared to talks about different states voting results!
Have you seen the news?
Yep, Donald Trump IS the new President of USA.
We are apolitical as always, yet decided to share three final speeches with you.
Hillary ะกlinton: http://lnk.al/37c8
Barack Obama: https://youtu.be/0SLfCkXDAf8?t=9m53s
and
Donald Trump: http://lnk.al/37ca
(as always, you can discuss the results in @violachat)
Yep, Donald Trump IS the new President of USA.
We are apolitical as always, yet decided to share three final speeches with you.
Hillary ะกlinton: http://lnk.al/37c8
Barack Obama: https://youtu.be/0SLfCkXDAf8?t=9m53s
and
Donald Trump: http://lnk.al/37ca
(as always, you can discuss the results in @violachat)
YouTube
Hillary Clinton's concession speech
Hillary Clinton gives speech from New York City, conceding the the Presidential race to Donald Trump. 11/9/16 (Source: Hillary Clinton)
Are you satisfied with the elections results in the USA?
anonymous poll
No โ 568
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ 47%
I don't even care. โ 337
๐๐๐๐ 28%
Yes โ 303
๐๐๐๐ 25%
๐ฅ 1208 people voted so far.
anonymous poll
No โ 568
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ 47%
I don't even care. โ 337
๐๐๐๐ 28%
Yes โ 303
๐๐๐๐ 25%
๐ฅ 1208 people voted so far.
There weren't enough idioms lately, that's why today we decided to share the whole list of political vocabulary that we found for you:
http://lnk.al/3cmO
The topic for this week is technology, by the way.
http://lnk.al/3cmO
The topic for this week is technology, by the way.
Scholastic Teachers
Vocabulary: Political Words | Scholastic.com
If you can't tell a lame duck from a rubber chicken, here's a guide to help you understand the language of politics.
We are technophiles, of course. What about you? @violachat is ready for a discussion!
A new list of vocabulary is here! Some important notes to bear in mind:
โEquipmentโ is an uncountable word so you need to say โa piece of equipmentโ. It is a very general use word that can be used to describe almost anything mechanical.
โApplianceโ is typically used in the phrase โelectrical appliancesโ (eg irons and kettles) that are less advanced technology.
โEquipmentโ is an uncountable word so you need to say โa piece of equipmentโ. It is a very general use word that can be used to describe almost anything mechanical.
โApplianceโ is typically used in the phrase โelectrical appliancesโ (eg irons and kettles) that are less advanced technology.