When you’re having a conversation with friends, you are *conversing* (not “conversating”) with them.
“Converse” = ✓
“Conversate” = X
#Vocabulary
“Converse” = ✓
“Conversate” = X
#Vocabulary
🌹By All Means: Yes Certainly, Definitely.
🌹By Any Means: To achieve a goal in any possible way, no matter how.
#Vocabulary
🌹By Any Means: To achieve a goal in any possible way, no matter how.
#Vocabulary
✳️ Wrote = past tense of “write” ✍️
✳️ Rote = memorization by repetition
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I wrote “definitely” 620 times and learned its spelling by rote.
#Vocabulary
✳️ Rote = memorization by repetition
✍️✍️✍️✍️🤔
I wrote “definitely” 620 times and learned its spelling by rote.
#Vocabulary
Laboratory = room for scientific experiments 🔬
Lavatory = bathroom 🚻
Tell your kid to pee in the *lavatory*, not my *laboratory*! 😡💢
#Vocabulary
Lavatory = bathroom 🚻
Tell your kid to pee in the *lavatory*, not my *laboratory*! 😡💢
#Vocabulary
💁 FACT:
Stupid → stupider → stupidest.
Clever → cleverer → cleverest.
(Don’t be too surprised.) 😮
#Grammar
Stupid → stupider → stupidest.
Clever → cleverer → cleverest.
(Don’t be too surprised.) 😮
#Grammar
💁 The past tense of “pet” is *petted*, not “pet”:
In a humorous twist, the dog *petted* the boy.
#Grammar
In a humorous twist, the dog *petted* the boy.
#Grammar
“Data” 📈 is technically the plural of “datum,” but “data” is now used as a singular or plural noun.
So,
The data IS → ✔
The data ARE → ✔
#Grammar
So,
The data IS → ✔
The data ARE → ✔
#Grammar
SIGHT = vision. 👀 👓
SITE = location; website.
CITE = quote; refer to.
Use your *sight* to *cite* the *site* where you found your data.
#Vocabulary
SITE = location; website.
CITE = quote; refer to.
Use your *sight* to *cite* the *site* where you found your data.
#Vocabulary
The plural of “hippopotamus” can be either “hippopotami” or “hippopotamuses.”
Avoid the drama and just use “hippos.”☺️✔️
#Grammar
Avoid the drama and just use “hippos.”☺️✔️
#Grammar
“Mathematics” is also known as
MATH in American English 🇺🇸
and
MATHS in British English 🇬🇧.
They’re the same thing.
MATH in American English 🇺🇸
and
MATHS in British English 🇬🇧.
They’re the same thing.
1) He is gone. ✔️
2) He has gone. ✔️
3) He has gone home. ✔️
4) He is gone home. ❌
- 'is gone' = is no longer with us
- 'be gone' –> denotes a present state
2) He has gone. ✔️
3) He has gone home. ✔️
4) He is gone home. ❌
- 'is gone' = is no longer with us
- 'be gone' –> denotes a present state
- 'dispose of' (verb) = to throw away; to get rid of; to kill
- She DISPOSED OF her unwanted possessions before moving. ✔️
- The tyrant cruelly DISPOSED OF all his enemies. ✔️
- Bio-diesel can even be made from used cooking oils that homes or restaurants would otherwise DISPOSE OF. ✔️
- Bio-diesel can even be made from used cooking oils that homes or restaurants would otherwise DISPOSE. ❌
- She DISPOSED OF her unwanted possessions before moving. ✔️
- The tyrant cruelly DISPOSED OF all his enemies. ✔️
- Bio-diesel can even be made from used cooking oils that homes or restaurants would otherwise DISPOSE OF. ✔️
- Bio-diesel can even be made from used cooking oils that homes or restaurants would otherwise DISPOSE. ❌