Interrogative Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns Who, what, whose, what or which, who or whom;
Other Ways to Say
Other Ways to Say Synonym words; happy, nice, easy, good, kind, pretty, funny, sad;
Intersifiers Words in English
Intersifiers Words in English İntensifiers; an adverb that makes the meaning of another word stronger. More intense, more powerful, strong, to a limited extent;
Collocations About LOVE and MARRIAGE
Collocations About LOVE and MARRIAGE Fall in love, love at first sight, the love of your life, get married/engaged, congratulate/toast/raise a glass, go on honeymoon;
Tables- English Vocabulary
Tables- English Vocabulary Desk, dining table, picnic table, pool table, trestle table, workbench, garden table;
Using and Differences Either – Neither
Using and Differences Either – Neither Neither and Either are used to add an agreeing thought after a negative statement.;
Phrasal Verbs – FOR
Phrasal Verbs – FOR Go for, act for, ask for, feel for, fear for;
Action Verbs – Visual Expression
Action Verbs – Visual Expression call, comb, pack, see, set, rake, paste, read, sew, shout, ride, drink, lock, look and etc…
50 Things Money Can’t Buy
50 Things Money Can’t Buy Respect, well-adjusted kids, work-life balance, natural beauty, manners, common sense and etc…
Stative Verbs
Stative Verbs Stative verbs are NOT used in Continuous Tenses. Stative verbs related to feelings; Like, dislike, love, hate, prefer, want, need, mind, care