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50 Commonly Used Slang Words in US English
access_time 2024-08-07T08:16:48.603Z face Smartys English Academy
50 Commonly Used Slang Words in US English With examples of how they can be used in conversation. Slangs: A completely different world 50 Commonly Used Slang Words in US English Bae - A term of endearment for one's significant other. Example: "I'm going out with my bae tonight." Lit - Exciting or e...
Negative Adjectives with Positive Meanings in English
access_time 2024-08-07T07:50:38.773Z face Smartys English Academy
Negative Adjectives with Positive Meanings in English A Unique Linguistic Twist A twist in the language In English, some negative adjectives are used informally or colloquially to express positive meanings. This usage often emphasizes intensity or extreme qualities and can be found in various slang...
Understanding the Difference Between "Terrible" and "Terrific"
access_time 2024-08-06T07:55:22.951Z face Smartys English Academy
Understanding the Difference Between "Terrible" and "Terrific" industry. Terrible and Terrific Understanding the Difference Between "Terrible" and "Terrific" Terrible: Terrible is an adjective used to describe something very bad, unpleasant, or severe. It conveys a strong negative connotation and i...
Understanding the Difference Between "Shade" and "Shadow"
access_time 2024-08-04T05:34:59.752Z face Smartys English Academy
Understanding the Difference Between "Shade" and "Shadow" Clear Definitions and Practical Examples Distinguishing Shade and Shadow SHADE: Shade refers to an area where direct sunlight is blocked, typically by a large object such as a tree, building, or umbrella. Shade is more about the area or the ...
Understanding the Difference Between "Persecute" and "Prosecute"
access_time 2024-07-12T09:38:53.741Z face Smartys English Academy
Understanding the Difference Between "Persecute" and "Prosecute" "Persecute" and "Prosecute" Understanding the Difference Between "Persecute" and "Prosecute" Persecute: To persecute means to subject someone to hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of their race, political or religious bel...