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The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Mathematics” is also known as
MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
=
MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
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The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Very angry” words:
• livid
• enraged
• incandescent
• infuriated
• apoplectic
• irate
• seething
#vocabulary pic.twitter.com/16C7xyGWB9
• livid
• enraged
• incandescent
• infuriated
• apoplectic
• irate
• seething
#vocabulary pic.twitter.com/16C7xyGWB9
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The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Elegy = sad funeral poem
Eulogy = speech praising someone who has recently died
Jo read an *elegy* as part of her *eulogy*.
Eulogy = speech praising someone who has recently died
Jo read an *elegy* as part of her *eulogy*.
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Don’t stop practicing.
bit.ly/1uPs1pN
#motivation pic.twitter.com/pcA9RoKpkE
bit.ly/1uPs1pN
#motivation pic.twitter.com/pcA9RoKpkE
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Lacuna
[luh-KYOO-nuh]
(n.) a blank space, a missing part
Jo is gone; she has left a *lacuna* in my heart. pic.twitter.com/gpCKyuf99k
[luh-KYOO-nuh]
(n.) a blank space, a missing part
Jo is gone; she has left a *lacuna* in my heart. pic.twitter.com/gpCKyuf99k
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
A group of rhinos is a “crash.”
A group of squirrels is a “dray.”
A group of giraffes is a “tower.”
A group of monkeys is a “barrel.”
A group of squirrels is a “dray.”
A group of giraffes is a “tower.”
A group of monkeys is a “barrel.”
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Forward = Forwards
Backward = Backwards
Toward = Towards
Afterward = Afterwards
They’re all correct.
Backward = Backwards
Toward = Towards
Afterward = Afterwards
They’re all correct.
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The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Confused about “affect” and “effect”?
Remember:
Affect is usually a
Verb;
Effect is usually a
Noun
For mo… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Remember:
Affect is usually a
Verb;
Effect is usually a
Noun
For mo… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
“Thence” isn’t a fancy way of saying “then.”
Thence = from that place; from there:
Jo’s pal drove to L.A.;… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Thence = from that place; from there:
Jo’s pal drove to L.A.;… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
Inspire = stimulate, motivate
Aspire = hope for , dream of
Perspire = sweat
Respire = breathe
Expire = come to an end ; die
Aspire = hope for , dream of
Perspire = sweat
Respire = breathe
Expire = come to an end ; die
The YUNiversity
@The_YUNiversity
She replied to my tweet. →
She replied, “My tweet.” →
She replied my tweet. → . (ಠ_ಠ)
She answered my… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
She replied, “My tweet.” →
She replied my tweet. → . (ಠ_ಠ)
She answered my… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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fakhright
@fakhright
astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
