“Scared of” suggests a phobia: I’m *scared of* ghosts 👻 and snakes. 🐍

“Scared about” = worried about: I’m *scared about* tomorrow’s exam. 😓

#Vocabulary

“Barely no” is a double negative. So are “hardly no” and “scarcely no.”

Change “no” to *any*: There is *barely any* ice cream left. 🍨

#Grammar

SINGULAR ➡️ PLURAL:

Criterion ➡️ criteria

Phenomenon ➡️ phenomena

Stratum ➡️ strata

Bacterium ➡️ bacteria

Datum ➡️ data

#Grammar

🖌🖍🖋
- Prepositions - source of information
IN vs. ON
IN + written material
ON + electronic material

#Grammar

🖌🖍🖋
- Prepositions - source of information
IN vs. ON
IN + written material
ON + electronic material

#Grammar

🖌🖍🖋
- Prepositions - source of information
IN vs. ON
IN + written material
ON + electronic material

#Grammar

“Language is the blood of the soul into which thoughts run and out of which they grow.”
― Oliver Wendell Holmes

🌹By All Means: Yes Certainly, Definitely.

🌹By Any Means: To achieve a goal in any possible way, no matter how.

#Vocabulary