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Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
After DOES, DOESN’T, DO, DON’T, DID, and DIDN’T, use the base form (bare infinitive) of the verb:
Did I WIN? →
Did I WON? →
#grammar
Did I WIN? →
Did I WON? →
#grammar
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Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Stick to your guns” = remain firm in your beliefs.
Haters will criticize you, but believe in yourself and *stick to your guns*.
#idiom
Haters will criticize you, but believe in yourself and *stick to your guns*.
#idiom
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Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
PARAMOUNT = supreme in rank.
TANTAMOUNT = equal to.
Jo’s teacher said talking is *tantamount* to cheating, so silence is *paramount*.
TANTAMOUNT = equal to.
Jo’s teacher said talking is *tantamount* to cheating, so silence is *paramount*.
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
A “fiancée” is a bride-to-be.
Her groom-to-be is her “fiancé.”
They are pronounced the same.
Neither is spelled “Feyoncé.”
Her groom-to-be is her “fiancé.”
They are pronounced the same.
Neither is spelled “Feyoncé.”
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Put off” = postpone.
Because Jo *put off* writing her essay until the last minute, she managed to write only one page.
#PhrasalVerb
Because Jo *put off* writing her essay until the last minute, she managed to write only one page.
#PhrasalVerb
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
ALUMNUS → male grad.
ALUMNA → female grad.
ALUMNAE → plural of “alumna.”
ALUMNI → plural of “alumnus”; a mix of guys and girls.
ALUMNA → female grad.
ALUMNAE → plural of “alumna.”
ALUMNI → plural of “alumnus”; a mix of guys and girls.
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
MAYBE = PERHAPS = POSSIBLY.
PROBABLY = almost certainly.
You: Jo’s *probably* still sleeping.
Me: *Maybe* I should wake her up.
PROBABLY = almost certainly.
You: Jo’s *probably* still sleeping.
Me: *Maybe* I should wake her up.
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@The_YUNiversity
You wear *pants*, not “a pant.”
You cut with *scissors*, not “a scissor.”
If you can’t see well, you need *glasses*, not “a glass.”
You cut with *scissors*, not “a scissor.”
If you can’t see well, you need *glasses*, not “a glass.”
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Fatuous” has nothing to do with fat.
It means “foolish or stupid.”
To claim that our planet is flat is *fatuous*.
#vocabulary
It means “foolish or stupid.”
To claim that our planet is flat is *fatuous*.
#vocabulary
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Homeworks →
Homework →
Homework assignments →
Vocabs →
Vocab words →
Vocabulary words→
Homework →
Homework assignments →
Vocabs →
Vocab words →
Vocabulary words→
Grammar YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
EVOKE = bring to mind.
INVOKE = beg; plead.
PROVOKE = make angry. (ง •̀_•́)ง
REVOKE = cancel.
INVOKER = Dota 2 Hero.
INVOKE = beg; plead.
PROVOKE = make angry. (ง •̀_•́)ง
REVOKE = cancel.
INVOKER = Dota 2 Hero.
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fakhright
@fakhright
astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
