English Vocabulary

  drunk (unable to think or speak clearly because you have drunk too much alcohol): I got completely drunk at the party. drunken only before noun (drunk or often getting drunk): A drunken man threw stones and smashed shop windows. wasted not usually before noun (very drunk or affected by …

I agree Ways to say, “I agree”. I couldn’t agree more I see your point I agree with you 100 percent Absolutely I couldn’t agree with you more Definitely You took the words right out of my mind Agreed You are exactly correct I think so too I couldn’t have …

I think Ways to say, “I think.” In my opinion I believe It seems to me I consider The way I see it I assume As far as I can tell As I see it To my way of thinking To me It is my belief that In my book …

  calculate formal (to find out a total number, amount, or price by adding numbers together): I need to calculate how much we spend in a month. work out less formal (to calculate something): We need to work out the total cost of the vacation. compute formal (to calculate a …

  award (an official prize or payment given to someone in honor of an achievement): Jack won the award for best actor. prize (something valuable given to the winner of a contest or given as an award): He won first prize in last month’s competition. reward (something given in exchange …