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Avenge vs. revenge: what is the difference?

June 21, 2026 - pdf

Avenge is usually a verb meaning punish a wrong. Revenge is usually a noun meaning personal retaliation. Here is the clear difference.

Should: Simple Advice Exercise

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A2 . Should: Simple Advice . 12 questions

Sophisticated Discourse Markers: Argument and Evaluation Exercise

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C2 . Sophisticated Discourse Markers: Argument and Evaluation

How silhouette got its name from a real person

June 21, 2026 - pdf

Silhouette comes from Étienne de Silhouette, a French minister whose name became linked with simple, low cost outline portraits.

Luxuriant vs. luxurious: what is the difference?

June 21, 2026 - pdf

Luxuriant refers to rich, abundant growth. Luxurious refers to comfort, richness, or elegance. Here is how to use each clearly.

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