- Tim Lake
“Boom” is a noun and a verb, and it has two very different meanings. Let’s find out what they are and how to use them.
続きを読む... WOTW: boom
- Tim Lake
“Relevant” is an adjective with only one meaning. Let’s find out what it means and see some examples of how to use it.
続きを読む... WOTW: relevant
- Tim Lake
“Yet” is a most often an adverb, but we can also use it as a conjunction especially in written English. Let’s have a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: yet
- Tim Lake
“Novel” is a noun and an adjective. You know the meaning of the noun, but the adjective is also useful. Let’s find out more.
続きを読む... WOTW: novel
- Tim Lake
“Knock” is a verb and a noun with the two similar meanings. Let’s see what the differences are by looking at some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: knock
- Tim Lake
“Update” is a verb and a noun with the same meaning. Let’s find out and have a look at some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: update
- Tim Lake
“Tend” is a verb with two very different meanings. Let’s find out what they are and look at some examples.
続きを読む... WOTW: tend
- Tim Lake
“Stable” is an adjective and a noun, but the means are very different. Let’s have a look at the meanings and some example.
続きを読む... WOTW: stable
- Tim Lake
“Plot” is usually a noun with a few different but interesting meanings. It is also sometimes a verb. Let’s find out.
続きを読む... WOTW: plot
- Tim Lake
“Journey” is a usually a noun. It is also less commonly used as a verb. It has one main meaning and is related to travel. Let’s take a look.
続きを読む... WOTW: journey
