Oxford International Study Centre

📚 Word the Week: high point (of something)

🌍 For us, the high point of this summer has been meeting amazing people from all over the world.

High point (of something) (noun) – the best part of an experience.

Examples:
• For skiers, winter marks the high point of the year.
• The afternoon tea party was the high point of his day.
• Winning the gold medal was the high point of her athletic career.

🎥 Swipe to see what what has been the high point of this summer for us?

What has been the high point of your summer?
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📚 Word of the Week: finicky

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Finicky (adj.) – not easily satisfied or pleased, and only liking or accepting particular things.

Examples:
• a finicky eater
• If they change their product too much they may annoy finicky consumers.
• finicky about: He’s terribly finicky about his food.

🎥 Swipe to watch us use finicky in context, then try making your own sentence in the comments using the word «finicky»!