Hi All,
From today onwards I ll post english words with meanings for the benefit of us. Please make use of it.
vanguard---forerunners;
vantage---position giving an advantage
vapid---insipid; inane
variegated---many-colored
vassal---in feudalism, one who held land of a superior lord
vaunted---boasted; bragged; highly publicized
veer---change in direction
vegetate---live in a monotonous way
vehement---impetuous; with marked vigor
vellum---parchment
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good initiative, Prakash..
gud initiative, will try to use the words
yes good idea
good initiative
yes good one dont stop.
Complete each pair of sentences with a word that can have two meanings.
1 He doesn't like spending money. He's very _____.
What does this word _____ in English?
What does this word _____ in English?
2 There are no hills or mountains in Holland. It's very _____.
I've bought a new _____ in the city centre.
I've bought a new _____ in the city centre.
3 That restaurant's very busy, but you can _____ a table.
I've just read the most interesting _____.
I've just read the most interesting _____.
4 What _____ of music do you like?
He's such a _____, gentle man.
He's such a _____, gentle man.
Answers of the above
(Select the below area)
1. mean,
2. flat,
3. book,
4. kind
Match the questions and short answers. Type the letter in the box.
| 1 | B | |
Does your brother work at home? | A | Yes, I have. |
| 2 | A | |
Have you got a new motorbike? | B | Yes, he does. |
| 3 | E | |
Are the children at school? | C | No, I don't. |
| 4 | C | |
Do you like going to the theatre? | D | No, you didn't. |
| 5 | F | |
Has your girlfriend got a car? | E | Yes, they are. |
| 6 | D | |
Did I give you back the money? | F | No, she hasn't. |
Answers:
Select the boxes above
its a good step
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