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What factoid originally meant

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Factoid once meant an invented claim that looked true because it appeared in print. Later, many people began using it for a brief fact.

Morbid vs. macabre: what is the difference?

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Morbid suggests unhealthy fascination or gloom. Macabre points to eerie, death related imagery, tone, or atmosphere.

Present Simple: Daily Routines Exercise

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Level: A1 . Focus: Present Simple for daily routines

Near-Synonym Collocations: Precise Word Choice Exercise

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C2 (Proficiency) multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on near-synonym collocations and precise word choice.

Why we say “gild the lily”

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“Gild the lily” means adding unnecessary ornament to something already fine. The modern wording is linked to, but not quoted from, Shakespeare.

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