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Empathy VS Sympathy The Difference #26 Empathy VS Sympathy EMPATHY = the ability to understand and share the feelings of other people. You know how another person feels. I know it’s not easy to work out regularly and make a habit of it. I also faced this...

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Other ways to say PRETTY Vocabulary Boost #23 Synonyms for PRETTY cute She had a cute little nose. gorgeous Mike’s wife is a noble and gorgeous woman. stunning She was stunning in that dress. lovely You look lovely today! #vocabularyboost

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Today’s Idiom is here. Check it out! Idioms #37 a storm in a teacup (UK) a tempest in a teapot (US) Meaning: a big fuss about a little problem In my opinion, the whole thing is just a storm in a teacup. #idioms

Other ways to say “Yes!” Vocabulary Boost #22 “Yes!” Formal English • Agreed! • Good idea! • All right! • That’s fine! Informal English • Sure! • Okey-Dokey! • Sounds good! • Yep/Yup! #vocabularyboost

Other ways to say “I’m tired” Vocabulary Boost #21 “I’m tired” • I’m knackered • I’m exhausted • I’m worn out • I’m on my last legs • I’m spent #vocabularyboost

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #36 curiosity killed the cat = too much curiosity can lead to dangerous situations Joe was very curious about where Sarah was getting all her money from, but all she said was that curiosity killed the cat. #idioms...

Some weird words: “Clinomania”, “psithurism”.. Vocabulary Boost #20 Weird Words apodyopsis [apo-dI-‘op-sis] = the act of mentally undressing someone psithurism [SITH-ur-‘izm]= the sound of the wind through trees clinomania [klin-oh-‘mania] = the excessive...

“Older” and “Elder” The Difference #25 “Older” vs “Elder” “Older” is used for comparing ages of people. He’s older than Jane. Mike is not older than me. “Elder” is used for describing the greater age of family members. My elder brother. His elder son. #thedifference...

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Other ways to say LONG Vocabulary Boost #19 Synonyms for LONG extended an extended period of time lingering a painful and lingering death endless an endless list lengthy lengthy delays prolonged a prolonged drought lasting a lasting and happy marriage #vocabularyboost...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #35 Don't cry over spilt milk = There's no reason to complain about something that can't be fixed Yes, we made a mistake. But don’t cry over spilt milk. #idioms

“To clean from”? A common mistake Common Mistakes #11 to clean from/of Wrong: to clean from Correct: to clean OF I cleaned the surface of dirt. #commonmistakes

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5 Awful Mistakes with Prepositions Common Mistakes #10 Mistake 1 Wrong: The dessert consisted from fruit and cream. Correct: The dessert consisted OF fruit and cream. Mistake 2 Wrong: There are flowers on the picture. Correct: There are flowers IN the...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #34 take my word for it take my word for it = trust me If you want a great Greek restaurant, you should go to Maria’s. Take my word for it, it’s the best Greek place in the city. #idioms

Phrasal Verbs with THINK Phrasal Verbs #10 THINK to think about/of = to consider something before making a decision I need to think about my career choices before I graduate. to think up = to create or invent something, such as a story or an excuse He...

Today’s Idiom is here! Check it out! Idioms #33 to live a dog’s life to live a dog’s life = to have an unhappy or miserable existence I’ve been working so hard. I’m tired of living a dog’s life. #idioms