🔴[badly]

►"badly" is used to emphasize how much you want, need, etc. somebody/something:

-The building is badly in need of repair. [✔️]
-They wanted to win so badly. [✔️]
-I miss her badly. [✔️]

✳️[make a meal of something]

Meaning:
►Exaggerate:

For example:
-He made a meal of the size of the enemy force.
-He exaggerated the size of the enemy force.

#idiomatic_expressions

ADDUCE = cite ✏️ as evidence.
INDUCE = persuade; cause; produce.
SEDUCE = allure 💋; tempt.
REDUCE = decrease. 📉
DEDUCE = reason; infer. 💭

#Vocabulary

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Did you catch all the goofs?😁

💁 FACT: You don’t always need to put a comma before “but”:

The comma before but is NOT always necessary:

✍Ali is not tall but short.

✍When Ramzy is hungry, he does nothing but complain.

✍The Doctor would be in a good mood but for the rain.

#fact

✳️FOREgo = go beFORE

✳️Forgo = go without; refrain from

#Vocabulary

✅Judicious = wise; prudent: Spend money 💸 judiciously.

✅Judicial = relating to court or justice: The ruling was political, not judicial. ‍⚖️

#Vocabulary

🔴"1.8K" or "2K" what do these k's stand for?

👉Think of kilometre, kilogram and kilobyte. The kilo prefix comes from the Greek meaning a thousand. In computing a kilobyte is really 1024 bytes but it is taken to be a thousand.

written abbreviation for ONE THOUSAND. 1k= 1000