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Bagamoyo · Jun 14, 2021

Using the same word again and again is boring, which is why native English speakers use a wide variety of vocabulary to express their thoughts and feelings. In this vocabulary lesson, I will teach you how to express yourself more effectively by replacing the word "very" with more precise and interesting adjectives. For example, you can replace "very cold" with "freezing". This illustrates your point more precisely. You will sound more natural and intelligent. Using these adjectives on the speaking section of IELTS and TOEFL exams will impress your examiner and improve your score. Watch the video to discover many more examples of this kind of vocabulary substitution. Variety is the spice of life!

Source : JamesESL English lessons

Jasmoni Tegga · Jun 14, 2021

bagamoyo said:
Using the same word again and again is boring, which is why native English speakers use a wide variety of vocabulary to express their thoughts and feelings. In this vocabulary lesson, I will teach you how to express yourself more effectively by replacing the word "very" with more precise and interesting adjectives. For example, you can replace "very cold" with "freezing". This illustrates your point more precisely. You will sound more natural and intelligent. Using these adjectives on the speaking section of IELTS and TOEFL exams will impress your examiner and improve your score. Watch the video to discover many more examples of this kind of vocabulary substitution. Variety is the spice of life!

Source : JamesESL English lessons

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Mbwiga jr · Aug 23, 2021

I trully like this page.. for a long period of time i was looking for peoples to teach me.. now i got you bt my problem is am more addicted with American english and i like it

Bepari la Kinyambo · Aug 23, 2021

Thenki yuhu

kahata · Aug 28, 2021

Jasmoni Tegga said:
^If I had not trusted you…^

That is why I said you must be expert in english to get me in my sentence above. You thought I intend to write conditional type 3, no. That is mixed condition which means that I trust you why I didn't suck you.

Mbwiga jr · Aug 30, 2021

kahata said:
That is why I said you must be expert in english to get me in my sentence above. You thought I intend to write conditional type 3, no. That is mixed condition which means that I trust you why I didn't suck you.

Guyz i think this is the best place where a person who intended to learn english could learn and understand effectively.. bt i dont see people's chating.. why?

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

Mbwiga jr said:
Guyz i think this is the best place where a person who intended to learn english could learn and understand effectively.. bt i dont see people's chating.. why?

1."i think" is not the same as " I think"
2.What do you mean by writing "bt" ?
3."i dont" is not the same as "i don't" and all are not the same as "I don't=I do not" as far as writing skills is concerned. Write what you have been taught and not what people write in their sms.
4.What do you mean in swahili by "people's chatting ?"

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

Mbwiga jr said:
I trully like this page.. for a long period of time i was looking for peoples to teach me.. now i got you bt my problem is am more addicted with American english and i like it

Stop using "Peoples" you are doing direct translation from Swahili to English
peoples meaning "watu",that is deadly wrong. People is already in plural form, when you add "s" i.e peoples the meaning change, I will not explain it, whoever is interest should try to find out .But also note peoples is not the same as peoples' (there is a possession mark after letter "s")

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

B R A C E L E T said:
Not hardcopy, am talking about app(oxford dict app)
Just imagine, each word you see, it's new to you so you have to open your 2k+ pages to find its meaning, its sucks.

its sucks
"its sucks" is not the same as "it sucks " or in other word "it", "it's" and "its" have different meaning. Review what you have written and write what you intended.

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

Darmian said:
Guys,how is weekend treating you?

Mine is going very well,I'm about to cook my favourite dish for lunch.

how is weekend treating you?
Can you touch weekend?
Can you feel weekend?
Can weekend have the ability to do something?
Is weekend a person?
How is your father treating you? How is your teacher treating you? Now compare with "How is weekend treating you? Deadly wrong.

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

B R A C E L E T said:
U could've just say am guest/new here instead of this (am new guest).
Guest and new sound the same same.

Ndugu hapa watu wanajifunza acheni kuandika kwa kutumia vifupisho visivyo rasmi,kama unataka kuandika "you" andika full word na siyo "U".

Mbwiga jr · Aug 30, 2021

Aqua said:
1."i think" is not the same as " I think"
2.What do you mean by writing "bt" ?
3."i dont" is not the same as "i don't" and all are not the same as "I don't=I do not" as far as writing skills is concerned. Write what you have been taught and not what people write in their sms.
4.What do you mean in swahili by "people's chatting ?"

1. I got you 2.sorry it's But 3.i got you .... Thanks for your collection's

Mbwiga jr · Aug 30, 2021

Aqua said:
Stop using "Peoples" you are doing direct translation from Swahili to English
peoples meaning "watu",that is deadly wrong. People is already in plural form, when you add "s" i.e peoples the meaning change, I will not explain it, whoever is interest should try to find out .But also note peoples is not the same as peoples' (there is a possession mark after letter "s")

Okay, Thanks

Mbwiga jr · Aug 30, 2021

Mbwiga jr said:
1. I got you 2.sorry it's But 3.i got you .... Thanks for your collection's

I need to know The best way I could learn Fastly English

Aqua · Aug 30, 2021

Mbwiga jr said:
1. I got you 2.sorry it's But 3.i got you .... Thanks for your collection's

collection's is not the same as collection and they have a different meaning with what you intended to write which is "corrections" note one use "r" and the other use "l".
Collect=kusanya, collections=makusanyo
correct=kosoa/sahihisha
correction=masahihisho
collection's make no sense in English language, may be if you a writing a language close to English but not English.
Food for thought:
What is the difference in meaning between "all together" and "altogether" note in the second word there is no space between.

Mbwiga jr · Aug 30, 2021

Aqua said:
collection's is not the same as collection and they have a different meaning with what you intended to write which is "corrections" note one use "r" and the other use "l".
Collect=kusanya, collections=makusanyo
correct=kosoa/sahihisha
correction=masahihisho
collection's make no sense in English language, may be if you a writing a language close to English but not English.
Food for thought:
What is the difference in meaning between "all together" and "altogether" note in the second word there is no space between.

Asee nimekosea tena yan? Duuh

Behaviourist · Aug 31, 2021

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The best 007 · Aug 31, 2021

Aqua said:
how is weekend treating you?
Can you touch weekend?
Can you feel weekend?
Can weekend have the ability to do something?
Is weekend a person?
How is your father treating you? How is your teacher treating you? Now compare with "How is weekend treating you? Deadly wrong.

Aqua said:
Ndugu hapa watu wanajifunza acheni kuandika kwa kutumia vifupisho visivyo rasmi,kama unataka kuandika "you" andika full word na siyo "U".

Nicely indeed.

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