Sunday, 22 March 2020
Words From The Same Family - Sudden v Suddenly
Sudden (adj) - occurring or done quickly or without warning.
- Mrs Lee's sudden death took everyone by surprise.
- Timothy was rushed to hospital when he had a sudden heart attack at the office this morning.
Suddenly (adverb) - quickly and unexpectedly.
- John suddenly appeared in the doorway, giving me a fright.
- I was woken up suddenly by a loud knock on my door.
Sunday, 1 March 2020
Homonyms - Mask (As a Noun and Verb)
1. (noun) - an object used to cover all or part of the face.
- No one saw the bank robbers faces as they were wearing masks.
- The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused a sudden surge in demand for face masks.
2. (verb) - to conceal or hide sth from view.
- The thick, creamy gravy masked the tastelessness of the meat.
- I hope having the air freshener in the car will mask the smell of rotten eggs.
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