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@cafeenglish_ 📝 Important Grammar Quiz! Correct Answer: D with I'm busy with work. = Work is keeping me busy. She's busy with her studies. They're busy with preparations. busy on work — Incorrect busy for work — Incorrect busy in work — Unnatural in this context

Q. 「仕事で忙しい。」🙄 ・I'm busy ___ work. A) on B) for C) in D) with 正解はどれ？(答えを見ずに✍️)

@funfunreibun 📝 Important Grammar Quiz! Correct Answer: ④ will come I don't know when he will come next time. Why? Here, when is introducing a noun clause (the object of know), not a time clause. Do you know when she will arrive? Nobody knows when the meeting will start.

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@Englishpandaa 📝 Important English Grammar Quiz! Correct Answer: A) in She takes pride in her job. This expression means: "to feel proud of something" or "to take satisfaction in it." He takes pride in his achievements. Take pride in = feel proud of something.

If you confuse bring and take, you're not alone. Half the English-speaking world does too. 😅

Thank you for participating in last week's vocabulary quizzes! 💚 Every quiz was designed to help you move beyond basic English and discover more precise, natural vocabulary. From fierce to arid, from towering to overripe-each word adds a little more clarity to the way you think and communicate. Remember👉 Fluent English isn't about knowing more words. It's about choosing the right word. #ThinkInEnglish

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@ThinkinEnglis @knowiiiedge Quiz hotter than the coffee 😂😁

Don’t trust your first choice 👀

Everyone sees a barking dog. Advanced learners see the precise word. 🐕

What's your answer? 🤔

@cming867 👏 Correct answer!

@ThinkinEnglis B

@jota_esa Sharp thinking!🎯

@ThinkinEnglis Fierce

@SpeakEngli76364 😊

@ThinkinEnglis Simple. Practical. Effective.

One wrong word can turn a friend into a thief. 😂

@FahadAdeiza 😅 Close, but not this time.

@ThinkinEnglis Vicious

@xperienceguy Vocabulary master!👏

@ThinkinEnglis fierce

@gimjeonghu8484 Excellent!🎯

@ThinkinEnglis B

@English_SRS Well explained. That's correct 🙌

@ThinkinEnglis Fierce ✅ Correct sentence: The dog looks fierce. Why? Fierce means scary, strong, and ready to attack. Angry is possible, but fierce fits better for the dog’s appearance here. Examples: The dog looks fierce. The lion looks fierce. He gave me a fierce look.

@Englishgrr4u Please consider giving proper credit when using someone else's content. Acknowledging the original creator is important.

"Quite good" the most British way to say GOAT. 🐐