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English Vocabulary

Describing a Person in English

  • Describe Skin and Complexion
  • Eye Shape, Size, and Appearance
  • Facial Hair: Beard and Moustaches
  • How to Describe Build or Physique?
  • Fashion and Clothes Vocabulary
  • Different styles of Hair in English
  • Positive Personality Adjectives
  • Negative Personality Adjective

Idioms

  • 100 Most Commonly Used Idioms
  • 200 Commonly Used English Phrases
  • 25 Food Idioms to Build English Vocabulary
  • 30 Famous Chinese Proverbs
  • 30 Famous African Proverbs

Pair of Words

  • Lane vs. LineĀ 
  • Lose, Loose, Loosen, Loss and Lost
  • Access vs. Excess
  • Advice vs. Advise
  • Elicit vs Illicit in English
  • All Together vs. Altogether
  • Affect vs. effect
  • Accept vs. Except
  • Isle vs. Aisle
  • Illusion, Allusion, and Delusion
  • May be vs, Maybe
  • Eminent vs. Imminent
  • Miss, Ms., and Mrs.
  • Among vs. Between
  • Sympathy vs. Empathy

General Vocabulary

  • Love And Romance Vocabulary
  • Proposal, Dating, and Matrimonial Vocabulary
  • Kitchen Utensils Vocabulary
  • Food And Cooking Vocabulary
  • Eating And Drinking Vocabulary
  • Weather And Climate Vocabulary
  • Salary and Wages Vocabulary
  • Travel and Tourism Vocabulary

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