Vocabulary Tips

Stand out - DistinguishWalk around - WanderSupport silently - EndorseLaugh disrespectfully - JeerGive officially - GrantLook back - ReflectSay positively - AffirmStop legally - ProhibitTake forcefully - SeizeBring forward - Seize Send out - DispatchDrive out - ExpelThink over - DeliberateLook closely - SurveySay sorry - Apologize

Furniture has NO PLURAL.Furnitures is WRONG.Use:The furniture is made of wood.His house was dismantled of all its furniture. NOT:The furnitures are made of wood.❌His house was dismantled of all its furnitures.❌

1. Large - small, tiy, petite2. Clean - dirty, messy, filthy3. Funny - serious,sad, grave4. Strong - weak, frail, fragile5. Calm, anxious, nervous6. Brave -- timid, cowardly7. Soft - hard, rough, firm8. Early - late, behind

Angry --> withCapable ---> ofInsist --> onInterested --> inFamous --> forResponsible --> forBelieve --> inDepend --> onGood ---> atApologize --> for

Loathe (with ‘e’) Verb - To hate something or someone very strongly; to feel deep disgust or intense dislike (घृणा करना, सख़्त नफरत करना, बेहद नापसंद करना)I loathe dishonesty.She loathes getting up early in the morning.He loathes talking about politics.Loath (without ‘e’) Adjective - Unwilling or reluctant to do something (अनिच्छुक, झिझकने वाला, मन न होने वाला)She was loath to admit her mistake.I’m loath to leave this job, but I have no choice.They were loath to spend more money.