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What words are there to agree and disagree with someone or something? What's the difference between "agree with" and "agree on?" In this post we'll answer these questions and teach you useful vocabulary for any time you discuss something and need to advocate your point of view.
When describing people, you may need vocabulary related to physical appearance, character, mannerisms, etc. In this article we'll look at vocabulary like this, and also teach you a couple of words describing the way people smile. So, smile and read on...
Some people say that luck is nothing but hard work, and let's face it, that's not far from the truth. But despite the down-to-earth view of it, there are numerous idioms related to luck, and even the most rational and practical people occasionally use the vocabulary. So, let's join them!
The vocabulary we're about to teach you will help you describe your situation vividly so that your listeners or readers know exactly what's going on and how you feel.
Practice listening and learn useful English vocabulary with this post.
Learn how to answer the question "what time is it?" correctly + make sure you know which prepositions to use when talking about time...
You already know that if you like some food or drink, you can say "it tastes good/it's tasty/it's delicious". Or if you don't like what you are eating/drinking, you can exclaim "it tastes bad/awful/horrible/foul!" How else can you describe tastes of food? Read the article to know...
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