Stuck using “rigid” too often? This list of 100 sharp alternatives helps you match tone, from strict to inflexible, with a few surprise picks.
Confusing Comparatives and Superlatives Exercise
Level: Advanced. Focus: Confusing comparatives and superlatives, including double comparatives, superlatives with ever, and comparison structures with than, as, and the.
Tricky Passive Structures with Reporting Verbs Exercise
Level C1. Focus on passive reporting structures such as it is said that, be reported to, be thought to have, and similar patterns. Exactly two questions have two correct options.
100 Words to Use Instead of “Look”
Replace “look” with 100 practical alternatives for writing and speaking, choose the right word for notice, glance, watch, or inspect in context.
100 Best Synonyms for “Edge”
Need the perfect word for edge? Browse 100 top synonyms, with options for borders, advantages, tensions, and sharpness in any context.