Nouns are words that give names to people or things. Verbs are words that express an action. The document lists and defines common vocabulary words like "could", "polite", "agree", "pleasant", "embarrassed", and phrases like "either...or...". It also provides examples of using truth, sentences, time phrases, and opinions. Synonyms for "kind of" are listed, along with definitions and examples of other terms.
Nouns are words that give names to people or things. Verbs are words that express an action. The document lists and defines common vocabulary words like "could", "polite", "agree", "pleasant", "embarrassed", and phrases like "either...or...". It also provides examples of using truth, sentences, time phrases, and opinions. Synonyms for "kind of" are listed, along with definitions and examples of other terms.
Nouns are words that give names to people or things. Verbs are words that express an action. The document lists and defines common vocabulary words like "could", "polite", "agree", "pleasant", "embarrassed", and phrases like "either...or...". It also provides examples of using truth, sentences, time phrases, and opinions. Synonyms for "kind of" are listed, along with definitions and examples of other terms.
Noun: a word that gives names to people or things.
Verb: a word that expresses an action.
Vocabulary
Could
Polite
Agree (and Disagree)
Pleasant Embarassed
Either or .. Ex.: Either you want something or you dont
The Truth -> True
Ex.: Saying the truth or Being true
Sentences
Our time is almost up (over; finished)
What I am saying is Other people ..or.. Others They offer you You are not my boss ..or.. You are not the boss of me I think you might (kind of: maybe, perhaps, probably, possibly) want to eat it She wants to give them to me with a good intent It doesnt (does not) have much utility for me, but it is of some utility. People should get used to receive no for an answer. = People need to understand that no is o
Kind Of Synonyms
For instance = for example
Exist = There Are Addicted = someone who needs to do something (involuntary) Once = one time Made up = invented Bake = cooking bread, cakes, pizza