Using and Difference – BEGIN & START
Using and Difference – BEGIN & START Begin; irregular verb, in formal situations Begin is prefered. Start; regular verb, Start but not begin, is used to mean ‘to create …
Opposite Words in English
Opposite Words in English Hot-cold, far-near, big-small, fat-thin, soft-hard, tall-short, night-dark, in-out and etc…
Word + In Preposition Structures
Word + In Preposition Structures rich in, meddle in, persist in, join in, confidence in, deficient in and etc…
Summer Vocabulary
Summer Vocabulary Beach, sand, wave, island, bay, life vest, life guard and etc…
Prepositions – In, On, At
Prepositions – In, On, At Using in, on and at with time and place;
Verb + Gerund Detailed List and Examples
Verb + Gerund Detailed List and Examples Adore, can’t stand, carry on, don’t mind, enjoy, finish, give up, go on, hate, keep on, like, love and prefer.
Synonym Words – Important
Synonym Words – Important crucial, vital, weighty, key, essential, of import, keynote and etc…
Synonym Words – Big
Synonym Words – Big gigantic, huge, sizable, great, oversize and etc…
100 Ways to Say GOOD
100 Ways to Say GOOD Good=kind; agreeable, amiable, beneficent, benign, gentle and etc… Good = of High quality; admirable, fine, prime, tiptop, profitable and etc…
10 Phrasal Verbs With UP
10 Phrasal Verbs With UP Dress up, bring up, build up, burn up, call up, catch up, check up, do up, eat up, chop up;