- Tim Lake
“Afford” is a verb. It has one main meaning and is usually used with can or could. Let’s find out.
続きを読む... WOTW: afford
- Tim Lake
“Mental” is usually an adjective. It has one main meaning and is part of a fun phrase that is useful for football fans. Let’s have a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: mental
- Tim Lake
“Extract” is usually a verb, but there is a noun too with a slightly different meaning. Let’s find out what they are.
続きを読む... WOTW: extract
- Tim Lake
“Symptom” is a noun with only one meaning. It is a really useful word when you are sick. Let’s have a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: symptom
- Tim Lake
“Habit” is a noun with one meaning. But, habits are a big part of your life. Let’s find out the meaning and look at some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: harm
- Tim Lake
“Deny” is a verb with two related meanings. Let’s have a look at what they are and see some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: deny
- Tim Lake
“Grand” is an adjective with one main meaning. As a noun it has an interesting meaning too. Let’s find out and see some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: grand
- Tim Lake
“Cope” is a verb with only one meaning. Let’s have a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: cope
- Tim Lake
“Wrap” is a verb and part of a common phrasal verb. It is also a noun sometimes. Let’s find out more.
続きを読む... WOTW: wrap
- Tim Lake
“Obvious” is a useful adjective with one very clear meaning. Let`s have a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: obvious