Write each sentence using a word from the given list in place of one in brackets. [acquired, caught, earned, coaxed, became, delicious, handsome, enjoyable, scored,… Continue reading
Words ending in -ic and-ical
Many adjectives end in –ic or –ical. Adjectives ending in –ic Academic, artistic, athletic, catholic, domestic, dramatic, emphatic, energetic, fantastic, linguistic, majestic, neurotic, pathetic, public,… Continue reading
Still, already and yet
All three words can be used to talk about actions or situations that are going on or expected around the present. Still Still is used… Continue reading
Rather
Rather is an adverb of degree. Its meaning is similar to quite or fairly. It is rather cold here. You are rather late. With adjectives… Continue reading
Correct usage of afraid
Afraid means ‘frightened’. Are you afraid? Afraid and fear Be afraid is more common than fear in an informal style. Don’t be afraid. (NOT Don’t… Continue reading