English Vocabulary

I miss you.   Ways to say. “I miss you.” I can’t stop thinking about you. I wish you were here. I miss you too much for words. I hope I see you again soon. I’m counting down the days. I’ve been thinking of you. I can’t wait to see …

  from the heart (sincerely; honestly) His generosity and hospitality are right from the heart. I won’t accept your gift unless it comes from the heart.     – English Vocabulary

  idea (a thought or plan in your mind): I have to talk to John; he’s always full of good ideas. thought (something that you think of or remember): The thought of closing the window never crossed my mind. concept (a general idea or understanding of something): She was unfamiliar with …

  pull up (to stop a vehicle) The driver pulled up in front of the hotel. (to move a chair close to someone) Pull up a chair and sit down right here. (improve the situation) If you study hard, you’ll soon pull up your French. (to move up) They used …

big definition big  adjective (large, sizeable): We have got a big house in the country. (tall and heavy): A big man was at the door. (important, great): I have a big decision to make. (generous or kind): That’s very big of you. (older): My big sister is coming to stay …