💥EXCEPTIONABLE = offensive:
He was criticized for his *exceptionable* comments.
💥EXCEPTIONAL = outstanding:
My essay is *exceptional*.
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He was criticized for his *exceptionable* comments.
💥EXCEPTIONAL = outstanding:
My essay is *exceptional*.
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FACT: We can use “whose” with people,animals AND objects:
I know a man whose dad is tall. → ✔️
He has a car whose door is missing. → ✔️
I know a man whose dad is tall. → ✔️
He has a car whose door is missing. → ✔️
Noisome = having an offensive smell 💩👃
Fulsome = excessively flattering or praising 🙇👏
Winsome = charming 🎩✨
Cumbersome = burdensome
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Fulsome = excessively flattering or praising 🙇👏
Winsome = charming 🎩✨
Cumbersome = burdensome
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🛑A PART = one part.
Hard work is a part of success.
🛑APART = away from each other; separately.
It’s hard to be apart from me. 😊
Hard work is a part of success.
🛑APART = away from each other; separately.
It’s hard to be apart from me. 😊
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📌I'm used to killing snakes = I've killed a lot of snakes in my life.
📌I used to kill snakes = I killed snakes in the past, but not anymore.
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📌I used to kill snakes = I killed snakes in the past, but not anymore.
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For diseases,
“endemic” = in a small area
“epidemic” = widespread
“pandemic” = universal. Earth globe
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“endemic” = in a small area
“epidemic” = widespread
“pandemic” = universal. Earth globe
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