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English Vocabulary; Instead of Big, Happy, Smart, Nice, Little, Funny, Sad, Pretty, Good BIG Towering Huge Large Great Gigantic Immense Colossal Giant Massive Tremendous Enormous Mammoth Hefty HAPPY Glad Javial Joyful Elated Jolly Pleased Merry Contented Jubilant Cheerful Thrilled Delighted Upbeat SMART Witty Bright Wise Gifted Brillant Sharp Clever Intelligent Ingenious Brainy Knowledgeable Quick-witted Astute NICE Kind Benevolent Thoughtful Gracious Considerate Decent Congenial Agreeable…

When writing in a formal manner for work reports, essays, or emails, you can improve the quality of your content by using a range of linking words that can highlight similarities, contrasts, and contradictions.

English Coordinating Conjunctions List FOR Because I have to find a new job, for I am unemployed. AND In addition to I have one dog and three love birds. NOR And not Neither Mark nor Mary were at the school yesterday. BUT Howeover I go to work on Sundays, but I don’t go to work on Saturday. OR Either Does Clark have any brothers or sisters? YET But I really wanted my son to study at university, yet he left the school. SO Therefore My daughter is very smart, so everybody likes her.

Teaching compound words can be another fun way to help young students expand their English vocabulary at early stages of studying the lang...

HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY? ( FEELING WORDS / DIFFERENT WAYS TO SAY HOW YOU FEEL ) Feeling words; positive, negative feelings, etc. Please follow the list for feeling words; A B C D amazing bored confident delighted accepting boiling cheerful devoted animated brave courageous determined at ease bold calm daring affectionate blessed comfortable dynamic attracted bright clever disappointed admiration bitter content discouraged affected boiling certain diminished absorbed bad considerate…

What is an interjection? If you’re oriented with English spoken language or the general language, you’ve probably heard of interjections. Interjections are words that can be spoken or written and may have many usages based on the intentions of the involved people. What are interjections? How do you use them in English writing? This article ... Read more

Different Ways to Say I Think in English I believe… I would say… I consider… To me… From my point of view… It is my view… It’s my belief that… I honestly believe that… To my way of thinking… I feel… In my opinion… I assume… In my point of view… If you ask me… As far as I can tell… To my mind… As far as I’m concerned… The way I see things is that… As I see it… It seems to me that…

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Before you speak: THINK: T= Is it true, H= is it helpful, I= is it inspiring, N= is it necessary, K= is it kind