English Vocabulary

Ways to say no                 Ways to say “No” Nah. No thanks; I have another commitment. Nope. Thanks for thinking of me, but I can’t. Never. No, thank you, but it sounds lovely. No way. Unfortunately, it’s not a good time. Not likely. …

  no brainer (very easy, something that you do not need to think about much) The exam was a complete no-brainer. It is a no-brainer. That car is a good deal. I am going to buy it.   – English Vocabulary

  question (ask a person about something): The police questioned her for half an hour. interview (ask a person questions in an interview): We interviewed twenty applicants for the job. interrogate (ask someone a lot of questions in a threatening way): They will interrogate the two suspects separately. quiz (ask …

  badger someone (bother or annoy someone by telling them again and again) She has been badgering me to clean the yard for weeks. (persuade someone by asking them again and again) I finally badgered him into coming with us to the party.  – English Vocabulary

  call around (phone many different places or people) I called around to many hospitals to locate him. I called around, but I wasn’t able to find the motorcycle part I needed.     envocabulary.com