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Kids Vocabulary
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French Kids Vocabulary Vocabulary is central to learn a new language because without sufficient vocabulary we cannot understand others or express our own ideas. Learning vocabulary can be challenging. In this page we offer you different topics, with...
Ask Me No Leading Questions, and I’ll Tell You No Lies
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The most common problem with the draft questionnaires that are sent to me is the use of leading questions. A leading question suggests the answer the survey author is looking for and often unintentionally reflects the author’s bias. As a result...
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Pew responds: Zimmerman 'question wording didn't seem to matter.'
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Michael Dimock, director of Pew Research Center for the People & the Press responds via email to my item taking issue with the wording of their recent poll question on the Zimmerman verdict. I wrote: A Pew Research Center poll taken last weekend...
Regex for matching questions with yes/no answers [on hold]
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I need to match only questions which can be answered Yes or No (Non Strict). For now my regex should match the question words ["are", "aren't", "wanna", "do"] but should ignore if the sentence contains a non Yes or No question words as ["where", "how...

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43 Ways to Say You Are Beautiful in English

43 Ways to Say You Are Beautiful in English I think you’re the most beautiful in the world. You are very pretty. I think you are stunning. You look hot. You look fine. You look drop dead gorgeous. Elegant Cute. You look absolutely fantastic...
English Ways to I LIKE IT

English Ways to I LIKE IT I’ve grown to like it. I’m partial to it. It’s to my liking. I’m passionate about it. It goes down well. It looks great. It looks good. It looks fantastic. This is wicked! I fancy it / her. I have got a soft spot...
Do You Want to Speak English Faster?

Do You Want to Speak English Faster? I have got to go. –> I’ve gotta go. I have got a book. –> I’ve gotta book. Do you want to dance? –> Wanna dance? Do you want a banana? –> Wanna banana? Let me in. –>Lemme in. Let me go....
CHAT ABBREVIATONS in English

CHAT ABBREVIATONS in English b/c: Because b/w: Between b4: Before BBIAB: Be back in a bit BBL: Be back later BFF: Best friend forever BRB: Be right back BTW: By the way CTN: Can’t talk now CYE: Check your email dI: Download ETA: Estimated time of arrival...
Words To Use Instead Of VERY

Words To Use Instead Of VERY in English Very simple –> Basic Very shy –> Timid Very open –> Transparent Very poor –> Destitute Very quiet –> Hushed Very rich –> Wealthy Very sharp –> Keen Very scary –> Chilling...

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can’t take it, can’t be bothered, can’t afford, can’t take my eyes off her and etc… Follow the list for other examples and expressions;