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Fadi wrote a discussion post

RE: RE: RE: Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

can we say : it was made from an impeccable silver

pansan 16 hours ago

Again, Impeccable means to like or appreciate, or demonstrate a skill that is artistic. While Silver is something that can be seen artisically, it is also a metal, so a more appropriate adjective w...

Vincent wrote a discussion post

RE: Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

He finished the mission impeccablely. impeccablely or impeccablly, which is right?

pansan 16 hours ago

If it is an adverb, then the spelling is Ímpeccably'''. In regards to your examples Vince, remember 'Impeccable'' refers to doing something artistic, or something that uses an artistic skill...

pansan wrote a discussion post

Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

For today's 'word of the day', use impeccable in a sentence and post it online in the discussions thread e.g. She's got impeccable taste, that's a beautiful Persian cat He speaks impecc...

Vincent Yesterday

He finished the mission impeccablely. impeccablely or impeccablly, which is right?

pansan wrote a discussion post

Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

For today's 'word of the day', use impeccable in a sentence and post it online in the discussions thread e.g. She's got impeccable taste, that's a beautiful Persian cat He speaks impecc...

Vincent Yesterday

Kaka has an impeccable football skill.

Fadi wrote a discussion post

RE: RE: RE: Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

can we say : it was made from an impeccable silver

ritu wazirchand 1 days ago

her spoken English is impeccable

pansan wrote a discussion post

RE: RE: Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

Yes, that's a very good example fair, again think of impeccable for speaking a foreign language, or appreciating something beautiful.

Fadi 1 days ago

can we say : it was made from an impeccable silver

fair daffodil wrote a discussion post

RE: Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

she has passed the exam impeccably.

pansan 2 days ago

Yes, that's a very good example fair, again think of impeccable for speaking a foreign language, or appreciating something beautiful.

pansan wrote a discussion post

Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

For today's 'word of the day', use impeccable in a sentence and post it online in the discussions thread e.g. She's got impeccable taste, that's a beautiful Persian cat He speaks impecc...

fair daffodil 3 days ago

she has passed the exam impeccably.

pansan wrote a discussion post 3 days ago

Practice using the word - 'Impeccable'

For today's 'word of the day', use impeccable in a sentence and post it online in the discussions thread e.g. She's got impeccable taste, that's a beautiful Persian cat He speaks impecc...

pansan wrote a blog post 3 days ago

Word of the day - 'Impeccable'

To be impeccable means to have something that is perfect, without problems. Impeccable usually describes how someone does something that requires talking, or admiring something off beauty Some use...

pansan wrote a discussion post on 12 November 2009

Practice using the word - Arduous

Practice using the word 'arduous' by making a sentence describing its use. Some example's include: It was an arduous three day hike to the top of the mountain After an arduous week the ...

pansan wrote a discussion post on 12 November 2009

Practice using the word - Pander

Practice using the 'word of the day' - 'Pander' Our mayor always panders to this group of people

Atif wrote a discussion post on 11 November 2009

Peruse

I pronounce "peruse" as "per-use", is it right? Please tell me whether m right or not.

pansan wrote a blog post on 10 November 2009

Word of the day - 'Pander'

Pander is a word that means to please someone, or something in a negative or wrong way. Some common uses of the word 'Pander' are: The 'x' party have pandered to people who are afraid of imm...

abeer 8 hours ago

i always panders my friends to study hard

pansan 5 days ago

Very good Gina, that's an excellent example of pander

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pansan wrote a blog post on 06 November 2009

Word of the day 'Arduous'

Arduous is a word which means something that you do which uses physical or mental effort is very difficult. Some common examples of the use of Arduous are as follows: Hollywood actor, Edward...

GINA 5 days ago

It would be easy for a student to be stressed when faced with the arduous task of writing a research paper.

pansan on 07 November 2009

Excellent!

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Lily wrote a discussion post

Practice using the word - Echelon

Try making a sentence with the word - Echelon

Deer on 04 November 2009

I saw the seagulls in a nice echelon formation yesterday.

Lily wrote a discussion post on 02 November 2009

Practice using the word - Echelon

Try making a sentence with the word - Echelon

Lily wrote a blog post on 02 November 2009

Word of the Day - Echelon

a particular level or group of people within an organization such as an army or company Examples: These salary increases will affect only the highest echelons of local government. the upper eche...

little-vet on 04 November 2009

I'm in lower echelon of society. ok?

kalos on 02 November 2009

Yesterday i saw an echelon of wild geese.

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Lily wrote a discussion post

Practice using the word - Arraign

Try making a sentence with the word - Arraign.

GINA on 01 November 2009

He was arraigned the modern politics of his country as enterely devoid of all principle.

Lily wrote a discussion post on 29 October 2009

Practice using the word - Arraign

Try making a sentence with the word - Arraign.