English Phrases Samples, Collocations with SAVE in English save electricity save energy save money save someone the trouble save a penalty save space save time save yourself the trouble save lives save someone a seat save a short save the environment save something save someone’s life save one’s strength save something to a disk

Collocations with CATCH in English catch a ball catch a bus catch a cold catch a chill catch someone by surprise catch someone off guard catch some rays play catch good catch catch (on) fire catch you later catch your breath catch the news catch someone in the art catch someone at a bad time catch sight of sth catch someone’s eye catch a thief catch a train catch someone red-banded catch a whiff catch the flue catch a glimpse catch someone’s attention

Collocations with MAKE in English make an appointment make a fortune make charge make money make an efforts make friends make a decision make fun of sby make breakfast make love make lunch make a mess make dinner make a mistake make a choice make a noise make an exception make clear make plans make an excuse make a phone call make a mistake make progress make a profit make the bed make a suggestion make a wish make an attempt make a point make an offer make a request make a mistake make changes make furniture make room make

English Phrases Samples, Collocations with KEEP in English keep a secret keep a promise keep a diary keep a journal keep the change keep score keep your balance keep someone in check keep an appointment keep away keep pace keep calm keep control keep the quite keep records keep animals keep track of keep tabs on keep in mind keep sth to yourself keep sth at bay keep someone keep someone’s place keep someone posted keep it up keep it down keep up keep your job keep safe keep someone company keep sth on the down low keep someone’s distance

English Phrases Samples, Collocations with PAY in English pay a bill pay a fine pay a visit pay someone a visit pay attention pay interest pay the price pay someone a compliment pay cash pay handsome pay well pay one’s respects pay someone back pay for something gross pay pay by credit card

English Phrases Examples, Collocations with TAKE in English take part in sth. take time take a look take a bath take a shower take a break take a chance take a picture take a seat take notes take care take a break take class take a rest take a taxi take an exam take a decision take a bite take a bow take advice take a hike take a risk take a survey take the bus take medicine take a trip take part take lessons take my place take a long time take effect take cover take it seriously take a

Collocations with GET in English (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); getdressed getupset getdivorced getchanged getready…

Collocations with TIME in English spend time waste time make time for save time free time have a hard time have time take your time on time just in time take time off to keep time set time kill time run out of time stall for time pass the time leisure time spare time take your time this/the same time tomorrow to tell time precious time have a great time

Collocations with TELL and Example Sentences tell your name Let’s tell your name, please. tell the future Let us tell you your fortune! tell the time Please, can you tell me the time? tell the difference Please tell the difference between good and bad in this situation. tell the truth I want to tell the truth to my wife. tell a joke Let me tell a joke. tell a secret I want to tell you a little secret. tell a story My father used to tell me stories about Titanic. tell a lie She is such an honest and clever

English Correlative Conjunctions, Definition and Examples (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); A correlative conjunction is…

English Opposite Words Starting With B back – in front of background – foreground backward – forward bad – good bad luck – fortune beauty – ugliness before – after begin – end beginning – end behind – in front of below – above best – worst better – worse beautiful – ugly big – small birth – death bitter – sweet black – white blunt – sharp body – soul bore – amuse boring – exciting borrow – lend bottom – top boy – girl brave – cowardly break – fix broad – narrow brother – sister build – destroy

Uses Whereas in English, 5 Example Sentences with Whereas Whereas is most commonly used in the opposite or opposite sense. However, the word in these senses has the same meaning as while while grammatically. That means, it is a dependent substance. However, most of the time, a contradiction with a sentence arises on the main subject. Example Sentences; Horses are generally considered to be pleasant animals, whereas lizards are generally hated. John treats all his students with mercy, whereas other teachers behave very harshly. At night, Sumudica and her family write between 50 and 60 pages, whereas during the day

English Synonym Words List Starting with N naughty bad, disobedient, wrong neat clean, orderly, tidy negligent careless, derelict, inattentive nervous ruffled, flustered, perturbed neutral impartial, unprejudiced new unused, fresh, modern nice pleasing, desirable, fine nonchalant indifferent, lackadaisical, blase normal ordinary, typical, usual numerous several, abundant, considerable

English Synonym Words Starting With I identical alike, duplicate idle inactive, lazy ignorant uninformed, unaware immaculate spotless, pure immature childish, inexperienced immune resistant, exempt impartial neutral, unbiased, fair impatient eager, anxious, intolerant imperative compulsory, crucial, mandatory imperfect marred, defective, faulty impetuous impulsive, rash, reckless important significant, meaningful independent self-reliant, autonomous inferior lesser, substandard infuriate enrage, agitate, provoke ingenious clever, creative, original innocent guiltless, blameless insane crazy, deranged, mad insufficient inadequate, deficient intelligent bright, sensible, rational interesting provocative, engrossing intermittent sporadic, periodic internal inner, inside intolerant bigoted, prejudiced intriguing fascinating, enthralling irrelevant inappropriate, unrelated irritate annoy, agitate, provoke

Detailed Adjective + Preposition List in English Guilty of Good at Grateful to Hooked on Identical to Impressed with Jealous of Kind to Keen on Mad about/at Married to Opposed to Patient to Pleased with Polite to Popular with Proud of Related to Responsible for Satisfied with Sick of Similar to Suitable for Surprised at/by Upset about/with Used to Worried about Addicted to Afraid of Angry about/with Annoyed about/with/at Allergic to Amazed at/by Anxious about Ashamed of Associated with Attached to Aware of Bad at Based on Bored with Capable of Clever at Crazy about Cruel to Crowded with Different

English Synonym Words Starting With D dally loiter, linger damage hurt, impair, harm dangerous unsafe, hazardous daring bold, audacious dark dismal, black dawn daybreak, sunrise dead lifeless, deceased decay rot, spoil deduct subtract, remove defend protect, shield defy resist, challenge delicate fragile, dainty demolish destroy, wreck denounce blame, censure dense thick, heavy depart leave, exit deposit store, place desolate barren, forsaken despise hate, detest, loathe destitute poor, penniless die expire, perish different distinct, unlike difficult hard, challenging dilute weaken, thin diminish curtail, lessen, decrease dirty soiled, messy disagree differ, dispute dispute debate, oppose diverse different, distinct divide separate, split docile tame,

English Synonym Words with Furthermore moreover additionally along as well to boot too what’s more withal yet besides likewise not to mention

English Vocabulary, Opposite Words Starting With C calm – excited careful – careless careless – careful catch – miss ceiling – floor cellar – attic centre – outskirts certainly – probably changeable – constant cheap – expensive child – adult children – parents clean – dirty clear – cloudy clever – stupid close – open closed – open cloudy – clear cold – hot cold – heat come – go comedy – drama complicated – simple compliment – insult compulsory – voluntary connect – separate consonant – vowel constant – changeable construction – destruction continue – interrupt cool – warm correct

Phrases for Invitations in Speaking (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); Are you free Tuesday night?…

English Vocabulary, Synonym Words with ALTHOUGH admitting albeit in spite of much as notwithstanding still supposing though when whereas despite despite the fact even if even supposing granting granting all this

Connectors of Summary, Definition and Example Sentences (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); After all After…

English Phrases Examples, Collocations with HAVE in English have a shower have a bath have a wash have a scrub have a rest have a break have a nap have a snooze have a lie down have a dream have a holiday have a day off have a party have fun have a haircut have a shave have a chat have a decision have a conversation have a talk have an argument have a dispute have a fight have a quarrel have a lecture have a walk have a jog have a run have a swim have a stretch have a

'Furthermore' is a commonly used adverb that helps us add information or build upon a point we're discussing. It's key in crafting arguments or elaborating on

English Vocabulary, Synonym Words Starting With S sorrow woe, anguish, grief special exceptional, notable, particular spontaneous instinctive, automatic, natural stable steady, unchanging, settled stationary fixed, immobile, firm stimulate rouse, stir, motivate stop quit, cease, terminate strenuous vigorous, laborious strict stringent, severe, stern strong powerful, mighty, potent stupid unintelligent, dense, foolish subsequent following, succeeding, latter successful thriving, prosperous, triumphant sufficient ample, enough, adequate superb magnificent, exquisite suppress restrain, inhibit, squelch surplus excess, additional, extra swift fast, speedy, hasty synthetic man-made, artificial sad unhappy, dejected, gloomy same identical, alike, equivalent savage uncivilized, barbarous save preserve, conserve, keep scarce scanty, rare, sparse scrawny skinny,

Connectors of Addition List Also In addition Too Moreover Besides Additionally Not only … but also… Then Again Finally And then Further Furthermore As well as Last First Second Equally As well Besides that What’s more Except for For example Along Likewise By the same Still Along with In line manner Added to And all And

English Phrases – Good Night Sleep tight Sleep well Sweet dreams Nighty night Have a good sleep Dream of me Until tomorrow Rest time for blossoms Don’t let the bed bugs bite! I’ll see you in dreamland Have sea dreams Sleep with angels Sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite Let’s start counting the sheeps Tomorrow is not soon enough. Lets prepare. Time to dream Night night Nite-nite

33 Daily Use English Words, Meaning and Example Sentences About: means about, almost, about. (We are talking about the exam) All: All, all, all, everything (Is it all mine?) An: One, (any) one (You are eating an apple.) And: A conjunction with meaning (Tomas and Samuel are playing.) Be: To be, to exist, to be (To be continued.) Because: Explain something (He is very successful because he works continuously.) By: A binding attachment, to (Billy always goes to school by bus.) Call: Call by mobile phone (verb) (Melissa call me!) Come: Coming, approaching (Are you come cinema?) Did: Second form

Ways To Say I Agree, English Phrases Examples I guess so. I had that same idea. That’s exactly how I feel. I’d go along with that. That’s just what I was thinking. Of course. Yup We are of one mind. You can say that again. I could not agree with you more my friend. You’ve hit the nail on the head. You got it dude. Our thoughts are absolutely parallel. I could not have said it any better. Our thoughts are parallel. My thoughts exactly. No doubt about it. Affirmative. I see what you mean… So do I. I fee

Past Tense Of Hear, Past Participle Form of Hear, Hear Heard Heard V1 V2 V3 Past Tense of Hear We use the word ‘hear’ very often in our daily life. In this lesson, we will examine the details of this widely used expression. If you are ready, let’s start! Meaning The meaning of this word is perceiving with the ear the sound made by someone or something. Base Form Examples Every morning when I wake up I hear bird sounds. V2 Past Simple In the example below, you can see how the past form of the verb ‘hear’ is used.

Collocations in English with Make and Do; Collocations with MAKE make a fortune make charge make a choice make money make an efforts make friends make a decision make fun of sby make breakfast make love make lunch make a mess make dinner make a mistake make an exception make a sound make an excuse make a phone call make plans make a mistake make progress make a profit make the bed make a suggestion make a wish make an attempt make a point make an offer Collocations With DO do business do nothing do the cooking do the housework

Opposite words in English From A to Z Antonym opposite words contradict each other and meet opposite meanings. A word has synonyms as well as antonyms. When we learn a language, when we learn a word in that language, it will be very useful for us to learn both the opposite and the synonyms of this word. Because learning a word with its synonyms increases our competence in that language as well as our competence in speaking and writing. Learning a word with its opposite meanings both broadens our vocabulary and helps our activity on language. There are some things we need

English Most Common Phrasal Verbs List (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); Go on Carry out Set…

Ways To Say Good Luck, English Phrases Examples Best of luck! Break a leg! I hope everything will be all right. I hope things will turn out fine.. Blow them away! You’ll do great! Wishing you lots of luck! Fingers crossed! Wishing you a lot of luck! You were made for this! I hope things will work out all right. May the force be with you. You’ll do great. Knock them dead! You are going to be amazing! Godspeed Wishing you all the best! I wish you luck! Best wishes.

English Detailed Opposite Words List, Opposite Words Starting With F fail – succeed failure – success false – true far – near fast – slow fat – slim fear – courage female – male few – many final – first find – lose finish – begin finish – start first – final fix – break flat – hilly floor – ceiling follow – lead forbid – allow for – against foreground – background foreign – domestic foreigner – native forget – remember form – destroy fortune – bad luck forward – backward free – arrest freeze – melt frequently – occasionally

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Question Words, Meaning and Example Sentences Question Words Meaning Example Sentences WHO Person Who’s that? That’s George. WHERE Place Where do you live? In Texas. WHY Reason Why will I have to clean up? There are guests. WHEN Time When do you wake up everyday? HOW Manner How will you like your meat? With tomato sauce. WHAT Object, idea or action What is your job? I am an engineer. WHICH Choice Which one was your car? The red one. WHOSE Possession Whose notebook did you borrow? I borrowed Michael’s bicycle. WHOM Object of the verb Whom did you see yesterday?

English Synonym Words Starting With A abandon desert, forsake abbreviate shorten, condense ability skill, aptitude able capable, qualified above overhead abundant ample, sufficient accurate correct, right achieve accomplish, attain active energetic, animated adamant firm, unyielding add increase, total adequate sufficient, enough adjourn postpone, recess adult grown-up advocate support after following, next afraid frightened, scared abandon desert, forsake abbreviate shorten, condense ability skill, aptitude able capable, qualified above overhead abundant ample, sufficient accurate correct, right aggressive assertive, pushy aid help, assist always forever amateur beginner, novice ambitious aspiring, driven antagonize provoke, embitter apparent obvious, evident approve accept, ratify, endorse arrive reach, come

What is Interrogative Adjective? Definition and 8 Example Sentences Interrogative adjectives will help to find answers to the questions people ask. Interrogative adjectives are often used along with nouns to ask questions such as where, who, how, why and which. Such words are words that determine the sentence completely in terms of questioning. Example Sentences Whose pen will they bring to you? Which book will they give you? Which notebook will they show you? What’s your answer? What kind of plan did you create? What a beautiful mountain this is. What a delicious taste of this apple. Who is this

10 Question Words, Meaning and Example Sentences Question Words Meaning Example Sentences WHO Person Who’s that? That’s George. WHERE Place Where do you live? In Texas. WHY Reason Why will I have to clean up? There are guests. WHEN Time When do you wake up everyday? HOW Manner How will you like your meat? With tomato sauce. WHAT Object, idea or action What is your job? I am an engineer. WHICH Choice Which one was your car? The red one. WHOSE Possession Whose notebook did you borrow? I borrowed Michael’s bicycle. WHOM Object of the verb Whom did you see

Different ways to say good luck, English Phrases – Good Luck Best of luck! Break a leg! I hope everything will be all right. I hope things will turn out fine.. Blow them away! You’ll do great. Knock them dead! You are going to be amazing! Godspeed Wishing you all the best! I wish you luck! Best wishes. You’ll do great! Wishing you lots of luck! Fingers crossed! Wishing you a lot of luck! You were made for this! I hope things will work out all right. May the force be with you.