English Vocabulary

answer (something that you say, write, or do to react to a question, letter, telephone call, etc.): She sent an answer to my letter after a few days. reply (say, write, or do something as an answer to somebody): We asked why, but they gave no reply. response (a spoken …

exhausted Ways to say “tired.” After working two shifts back-to-back, she felt totally spent. Go and pour yourself a drink, Amelia. You look whacked. I’m bushed. I think I should go to bed early. We were exhausted after the long trip home. I need to rest my weary eyes after …

  bring about (cause, make happen): The internet brought about great changes in people’s leisure activities. The economic reform will bring about major changes in the lives of many people.   envocabulary.com

  anger (a strong feeling of being very sad or annoyed): He can also control his anger easily. annoyance (a feeling of slight anger or impatience): Jacob tried not to show his annoyance. rage (a very strong feeling of uncontrollable anger): Her face was dark with rage. frustration (a feeling …

Thank you Ways to say, “Thank You.” Many thanks. I owe you one. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. Thank you for everything. Thanks a lot. Thanks a bunch. I really appreciate it. I am grateful. Thank you very much. I’m much obliged to you. You are great. I …