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So tough to write. But, What about Pronunciation? 🙄🙄🇧🇩

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50 opposite words to enhance your vocabulary:

Opposite Word

Hot - Cold
Happy - Sad
Fast - Slow
Big - Small
Up - Down
Old - Young
Rich - Poor
Day - Night
Hard - Soft
Inside - Outside
Brave - Cowardly
Empty - Full
Give - Receive
True - False
Win - Lose
Open - Close
Strong - Weak
Clean - Dirty
Love - Hate
Friend - Enemy
Tall - Short
Light - Dark
Loud - Quiet
Start - Finish
Left - Right
Above - Below
Empty - Occupied
Safe - Dangerous
Awake - Asleep
Alive - Dead
Success - Failure
Fresh - Stale
Simple - Complex
Buy - Sell
Easy - Difficult
Forward - Backward
Near - Far
Innocent - Guilty
Early - Late
Accept - Reject
Free - Imprisoned
Empty - Crowded
Smart - Dumb
Sweet - Sour
Healthy - Unhealthy
Careful - Careless
Empty - Overflowing
Near - Far
Love - Hate

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Some examples of regular and irregular verbs in English:

✅ Regular Verbs
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These verbs form their past tense and past participle by adding -ed.

Base Form Past Tense Past Participle

✔play - played - played
✔cook - cooked - cooked
✔clean - cleaned - cleaned
✔watch - watched - watched
✔ walk - walked - walked

✘✘Irregular Verbs✘✘
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These verbs do not follow the -ed rule. Their past forms change in different ways.

Base Form Past Tense Past Participle

☞go - went - gone
☞eat - ate -eaten
☞take - took - taken
☞write - wrote - written
☞come - came - come

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