caught short (not having enough when you need something) I was caught short, so I had to borrow some money from a friend. Don’t be caught short! Make sure you store up enough food for the winter. envocabulary.com
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end definition end (the last part of something): The supermarket is at the end of this street. (a situation in which something stops happening or no longer exists): Finally, winter came to an end. (a goal or purpose you aim to achieve): We must evaluate our options with the end …
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quick on the trigger (quick to fire, fast with a gun) The man was a very dangerous criminal and quick on the trigger. A police officer shouldn’t be too quick on the trigger. (quick to act or respond) In the world of business, Mike has always been quick …
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A pronoun is a word that we use instead of a noun or a noun phrase to avoid repeating the same noun again and again (e.g., I, you, he, she, it, we, or they, the landowner). Types of Pronouns envocabulary.com
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Good job Ways to say, “Good Job”. Well done! Remarkable work! Way to go! Better than ever! Great work! Superior work. Good for you! First class work. Marvelous! You are fantastic. Splendid! That’s great. First class job! That’s the best ever. Nice going! …
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