April 7, 2022
Today, I learned that dispose is not like other transitive verbs that need a direct object right after it, especially when you want to say that you have to throw something away. I learned the phrasal verb dispose of something instead. I didn't know we have to use "of" after dispose. I thought we could say "dipose the garbage." It should be "dispose of the garbage."
I also learned the difference between damaged and broken and the exact meaning of troops or forces.
April 8, 2022
Today, I learned that the word "slang" is uncountable. You can say slang terms, slang words, or slang expressions to make it plural.
April 9, 2022
Today, I learned that "amount" is countable as you can say "amounts of waste."
May 18, 2022
Today, I learned that the words "potential" and real estate" are uncountable. I also learned that "misunderstanding" is countable. I also came across a new word, which is gallivanting. Oh, and this reminds me of the expression "taken care of." Many people say "taken cared of," which is wrong.
I also learned "Asian glow or Asian flush."
May 28, 2022
Today, I learned that the word seasoning has a plural form.
How about you? What are the things that you have learned, discovered, and realized? Feel free to share it with others here.
July 04, 2022
Today I learned that the word"demand" when you talk about tickets or something that is sold is uncountable. I also learned that hay fever is uncountable.
November 29
I learned that when you refer to the turkey as a bird, it is countable.
December 2
I learned the word "very well" means "likely." I also remember that "approval" is uncountable.
January 23, 2023
I learned the phrase: Have a great start to the week uses "to" and not "of."
March 17, 2023
I remember the pronunciation of comforting and warrior today.
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