How to expand vocabulary

instead of repeating very in every sentences, use these!!

#1. A pretty, neutral living room. #2. A good list. #3. FYI. . . Pottery Barn now sells horizontal striped curtains in three colors. #4. A built-in desk to make the most of office space in a bay window. (And, a great home tour.) #5. One of my favorite pins of the Read More

Feeling Words in English! Below is the list of adjectives to describe emotions: OPEN, HAPPY, ALIVE, GOOD, LOVE, INTERESTED... with ESL infographic.

Expand your vocabulary with this handy cheat sheet of advanced word pairs! Improve your writing and communication skills by learning words like "discreet" instead of "careful", "livid" instead of "very angry", and "flabbergasted" instead of "extremely surprised". Great for students, writers, or anyone looking to take their vocabulary to the next level. Save this image as a quick reference guide to have on hand. #AdvancedVocabulary #WritingTips #CommunicationSkills"

Carmen Varner is a San Diego-based writer who writes about food, drinks, travel, and lifestyle.

Vocabulary improves your capabilities to express yourself more impressively and effectively. Read this post to know how and why to improve vocabulary.