English and You

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Ending September on a High Note: A Month of Learning and Growth

Words Believed to Be Invented by William Shakespeare

Did you know that many words we use today were coined by the legendary playwright William Shakespeare? Here are seven fascinating words believed to be his inventions, along with their meanings and the plays where they first appeared:

Eyeball: The entire eye, including the white part. Hamlet

Bedroom: A room used for sleeping. Antony and Cleopatra

Gossip: Idle talk or rumor, often about other people. Much Ado About Nothing

Lackadaisical: Feeling or showing a lack of enthusiasm or interest. As You Like It

Swagger: To walk or behave in a confident or arrogant way. Troilus and Cressida

Undressed: Not wearing clothes. The Merry Wives of Windsor

Watchdog: A person or animal appointed to guard something. Henry IV, Part 1

Shakespeare’s creativity didn’t just stop at storytelling; he also enriched the English language with these unique words. 🌟

Why This Matters: Understanding the origins of these words can deepen our appreciation for Shakespeare’s impact on modern English. Plus, it’s a fun way to impress your friends with some literary trivia!

Join the Conversation: Which of these words do you use the most? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

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Enhance Your Vocabulary: 5 Delightful English Words and Their Meanings

Certain words in the English language not only sound adorable but also bring a smile to your face when you say them. If you're curious about such words and how to use them in sentences, here are some charming examples. These words are perfect for adding a touch of sweetness to your conversations and writing!

1. Petrichor
Meaning: The pleasant, earthy scent after rain.
Example: "The petrichor after the summer rain was invigorating."

2. Euphoria
Meaning: A state of intense happiness and excitement.
Example: "She felt a wave of euphoria as she crossed the finish line."

3. Aurora
Meaning: A natural light display in the sky, often seen in polar regions.
Example: "Witnessing the aurora borealis was a dream come true."

4. Chortle
Meaning: To laugh in a breathy, gleeful way; a blend of chuckle and snort.
Example: "His chortle was so contagious that everyone started laughing."

5. Mollycoddle
Meaning: To treat someone with excessive care and attention.
Example: "Her grandmother would always mollycoddle her with treats and stories."

Incorporating these delightful words into your vocabulary can add a touch of charm and sophistication to your conversations and writing. Happy learning! 🌟

Riddle No. 2
What has teeth but cannot eat?

Riddle

What's bigger when it's upside down?

5 SECONDS GAME
Name 3
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Riddle

What bet can never be won?

Look! There__________Helen.

am / is / are

Write the short form
that is________