Tuesday, 15 November 2016

Words from The Same Family - Selfish v Selfless



Selfish (adj) – used to refer to someone who only thinks of their own advantage.
Ø     It would selfish of you not to share any of the food with the other children.
Ø     It was very selfish of him to venture into this risky business without speaking to his family first.


Selfless (adj) – used to refer to someone who cares for other people’s needs and wants instead of their own.
Ø     Wendy is such a selfless person. She’s always trying to help  others.
Ø     John’s selfless devotion to duty has made him one of the most  respected teachers in the school.

Ø     Her countless selfless acts has earned her many friends. 

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