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Not all memes have to be whimsical, cute, or beautiful. In fact, the weirder and ‘uglier’ they are, the more they stand out from the crowd in people’s—often pristine—social media feeds. But if you’re internet veterans like us, it takes a special level of weirdness to make us go, ‘What the heck?!’
200 Most Important IELTS Words List 1.analogy 2.analysis 3.analyze 4.annotate 5.anticipate 6.application 7.apply 8.approach 9.associate 10.assume 11.assumption 12.audience 13.authentic 14.background 15.body 16.brainstorm 17.brief 18.calculate 19.caption 20.category 21.cause 22.character 23.characteristic 24.characterize 25.chart 26.chronology 27.citation 28.cite 29.claim 30.clarify 31.class 32.clue 33.code 34.coherent 35.common 36.compare 37.compile 38.complement 39.complete 40.compose 41.composition 42.conceive 43.concise 44.conclude 45.conclusion 46.concrete 47.conditions 48.conduct 49.confirm 50.consequence 51.consider 52.consist 53.consistent 54.consistently 55.constant 56.constitute 57.consult 58.contend 59.context 60.continuum 61.contradict 62.control 63.convert 64.convey 65.copy 66.correlate 67.correspond 68.credible 69.credit 70.criteria 71.critique 72.crucial 73.cumulative 74.debate 75.deduce 76.defend 77.define 78.demand 79.demonstrate 80.depict 81.derive 82.describe 83.detail 84.detect 85.determine 86.develop 87.devise 88.diction 89.differentiate 90.dimension 91.diminish 92.edit 93.effect 94.element
Idioms About FRUITS As red as a cherry Very red To go bananas To go crazy The apple of someone’s eye At the present moment; for now Second banana A person in a subservient position The cherry on the cake The final thing that makes something perfect A bite at the cherry An opportunity to achieve something A plum job An easy, pleasant job that also pays well Go pear-shaped To fail; to go wrong Cool as a cucumber Calm even in difficult or frustrating situations
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A hint at our consumer society and probably the most pleasant distraction of our lives: consumption. Like a series of pictures on paper, I took the idea of a poster as a model. It should be a small eye-catcher that seems funny at first, but has a serious background. The question at the beginning should attract and really stimulate you to think. The lower part then offers a possible answer.
English words to use instead of very Very quiet –> Hushed Very rich –> Wealthy Very sharp –> Keen Very scary –> Chilling Very rainy –> Pouring Very painful –> Excruciating Very pale –> Ashen Very old –> Ancient Very perfect –> Flawless Very scared –> Petrified Very serious –> Grave Very shiny –> Gleaming Very short –> Brief Very old-fashioned –> Archaic Very noisy –> Deafening Very bad –> Awful Very cold –> Freezing Very clear –> Obvious Very long –> Extensive Very stupid –> Idiotic Very warm –> Hot Very large –> Huge Very soft –> Downy Very special –> Exceptional Very dear –> Cherished Very clever –> Very afraid –> Fearful Very dry –> Arid Very accurate –> Exact Very empty –> Desolate Very loose –> Slack Very cute –> Adorable Very lively –> Animated Very often –> Frequently Very thirsty –> Parched Very tight –> Constricting Very wide –> Expansive Very windy –> Blustery Very heavy –> Leaden Very hungry –> Starving Very friendly –> Amiable Very evil –> Wicked Very messy –> Slovenly Very nice –> Kind Very wet –> Soaked Very tall –> Towering Very expensive –> Costly Very sad –> Sorrowful Very difficult –> Arduous Very cheap –> Stingy Very big –> Massive Very angry –> Furious Very happy –> Ecstatic Very confused –> Perplexed Very creative –> Innovative Very mean –> Cruel Very boring –> Dull Very slow –> Sluggish Very careful –> Cautious Very colorful –> Vibrant Very creative –> Innovative Very crowded –> Bustling
Everett Shinn and many of his contemporaries spent their early years as newspaper illustrators, learning, as he said, to "observe...and get the job done." For The White Ballet, he used his reportorial eye and the compositional devices of Degas and
