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🥒 “Be in a pickle” is a fairly common idiom. It means ‘to be in a difficult situation.’
For example, “Nan is in a pickle: she has a job interview at the same time as the BTS concert.” 💣
When was the last time you were in a pickle? What did you do?… https://t.co/ss7wmRsM5U
Maybe = perhaps
May be (verb phrase) = it’s possible
🤔 Maybe you should read this post: https://t.co/BtN5v1GVJD 👈🏻👩🏻💻
#grammar #spelling #vocabulary
Who’s a good boy?
https://t.co/ziLbckQK8n 👩🎨 by Jenny Boudon
Fathom = (v.) to understand; (n.) depth of six feet (1.8m)
Phantom = ghost 👻; hallucination
I can’t *fathom* why Jo suspects that I am a *phantom* thief.
#vocabulary #Persona5
Write 📝 = what authors do
Right = opposite of “left”; correct ✔
Rite = ceremony; custom
Wright = maker or builder 🛠
(Tricky, right?) 😏
[Comic by @PHDcomics]
#vocabulary #spelling
Timber = wood prepared for building
Timbre [TAM-ber] = character of a sound
In a low-pitched *timbre*, Jo yelled, “Timber!”
👷🏻♀️🗯 🌲
#vocabulary
Write 📝 = what authors do
Right = opposite of “left”; correct ✔
Rite = ceremony; custom
Wright = maker or builder 🛠
(Tricky, right?) 😏
[Comic by @PHDcomics]
For the past tense of “forsake,”
forsaked → ❌
forsook → ✔
Jo’s pal *forsook* fast food 🍔🍟 and started to eat only apples. 🍎💀
FYI, the past participle is “forsaken.”
#grammar