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A love-hate relationship? Or just one or another? *Semantic precision refers to the accuracy and specificity with which meaning is conveyed in communication, ensuring that the intended message is clearly understood without ambiguity.
Some time ago I was asked to write a text including metaphors, similes, personification, etc. Needless to say, I had to review what exactly they were, since I had not used these terms for an eternity. Having done that, I considered myself to be in a tight corner for having to write a synopsis of a psychological thriller using such language devices. Would you not feel the same were you in my shoes? Only when I read the articles inside
Have you ever wondered what sets an intermediate English speaker apart from an advanced one? If you’re on the path to mastering English, understanding these differences can help you assess where you are—and where you want to be. Let’s explore the key distinctions between intermediate and advanced English proficiency. Vocabulary: More Than Just Words Intermediate: Possesses a moderate vocabulary range, capable of expressing everyday topics and some specialized areas. For example: “I enjoy traveling and visiting new places.” Advanced: Has
When considering advanced inversions, it’s important that one remember that do you, are you, and will you are also inversions. However, those are not the ones we will approach today. There are four types of inversions in total. There was a time, while preparing for the C2 Proficiency, when I became obsessed with inversions. Little did I know that they were just one of many elements that could refine my language production—or so I would say. The simplest one is with negative adverbs or
