
Adverb – Under way 1 : in or into motion The train has had to stop briefly, but it should be under way again soon. The ship finally got under way. (=began sailing) 2 : happening now Preparations for their Read More …
Adverb – Under way 1 : in or into motion The train has had to stop briefly, but it should be under way again soon. The ship finally got under way. (=began sailing) 2 : happening now Preparations for their Read More …
Adverb – Backward 1 : toward the back : to or toward what is behind a sudden movement backward, not forward I heard a noise behind me and glanced backward. He pushed the throttle backward. 2 : opposite to the Read More …
Adverb – Partially somewhat but not completely : to some extent or in some degree : PARTLY I guess I’m partially responsible for what happened. He only partially explained his reason for leaving. The building was partially destroyed in the Read More …
Adjective – Deplorable (more deplorable; most deplorable) very bad in a way that causes shock, fear, or disgust : deserving to be deplored The company has shown a deplorable (=appalling, unconscionable) lack of concern for the environment. children living in Read More …
Today we’ll focus on mistakes with adjectives and adverbs. The first one involves the word “enough”: ERROR #1 Don’t say: This box isn’t enough big for all the books. Say: This box isn’t big enough for all the books. Enough Read More …
without difficulty or stress He just wants to take life easy now. The repairs will cost $100, easy. (=the repairs will cost at least $100) “We just need to raise the money.” “That’s easier said than done.” (=that will not Read More …
in spite of what has just been said I had lost a lot of money in the poker game; nevertheless [=however], I decided to continue playing. Her date was a bit of a slob, but she had fun nevertheless. It was a predictable, but nevertheless funny, Read More …