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“The Knowledge Library”

Knowledge for All, without Barriers…

An Initiative by: Kausik Chakraborty.
28/03/2023 7:22 AM

“The Knowledge Library”

Knowledge for All, without Barriers……….
An Initiative by: Kausik Chakraborty.

Daily Current Affairs(27.03.2023)

PM Modi addressed ‘One World TB Summit’ at Varanasi India became home to the greatest number of female pilots in the world: DGCA Report Government of India launches National Rabies Control Programme (NRCP) for prevention and control of Rabies 26 Percent of world’s population does not have safe drinking water: UNESCO report Pakistan in “critically Read more…

Funny Words

What Are Funny Words? Funny words from the English language may not necessarily have a funny meaning, they may simply sound funny with the way that they are pronounced. There are many of these words and a lot of them have very interesting meanings, this is a great way to add words to your English vocabulary and Read more…

Opposites (Antonyms) Words

What is an Antonym? Antonyms are basically just words with opposite meanings to one another. Conversely, synonyms are words with meanings that are the same as one another. Most people don’t know that there are, in fact, different types of antonyms though. Below we’ll take a look at these different types of antonyms, explain what they are, and Read more…

Tone Words

What are Tone Words? When we talk about the tone of a story, we are referring to how it is shaped and how life is brought to it. Writers use tone as a way of adding a mood or a theme to their work and it can also be used as a way of giving the characters Read more…

Words to Use Instead of VERY

List of words that you can use instead of “very” to increase your English vocabulary. Very angry —> Furious Very beautiful —> Gorgeous Very big —> Massive Very boring —> Dull Very noisy —> Deafening Very poor —> Destitute Very cheap —> Stingy Very clean —> Spotless Very short —> Brief Very difficult —> Arduous Very dry —> Arid Very quick —> Rapid Very bad —> Awful Very smart —> Intelligent Very sad —> Sorrowful Very upset —> Distraught Very cold —> Freezing Very strong —> Forceful Very huge —> Colossal Very calm —> Serene Very ugly —> Hideous Very small —> Petite Very funny —> Hilarious Very quiet —> Hushed Very rich —> Wealthy Very expensive —> Costly Very dirty —> Filthy Very tall —> Towering Very easy —> Effortless Very wet —> Soaked Very slow —> Sluggish Very good —> Excellent Very stupid —> Idiotic Very happy —> Ecstatic Very exciting —> Exhilarating Very warm —> Hot Very weak —> Frail Very little —> Tiny Very bright —> Luminous Very busy —> Swamped Read more…

Formal and Informal Language / Words

Formal Language As mentioned above, formal language is less personal than informal language. This is commonly used when writing or speaking for professional or academic purposes like emails for business, formal letters, academic write-ups, professional academic circumstances, presentations, reports, official and or legal documents, job interviews, and any scenario where formal language is appropriate. Since it is less personal, this can be used Read more…

Suffix

What is a Suffix? You find suffixes at the end of the root word, A suffix forms from a letter or group of letters. When you apply a suffix to the root word a new word emerges. Suffix definition: In English, a suffix is a letter/a group of letters attached to the end of a word to Read more…

Prefix

What is a Prefix? A prefix consists of one or more letters placed at the beginning of a stem word. Prefixes provide an easy way to create new words. Adding prefixes to words recognized by the literate public makes the spelling and meanings of new words easier to understand. Once you understand common prefixes you Read more…

Affixes: Prefixes and Suffixes

Affix An affix is simply a grammatical element, in the form of a group of letters that is added to the main part of a word, also known as the root in order to create modified forms of the word. Affix consists of prefix and suffix. Prefix A prefix is a type of affix which Read more…

List of Common English Verbs

Verbs List (A) List of verbs that start with A with examples. Accept: I accept your appolozy. Accuse: Tom accused me of lying. Achieve: She achieved remarkable results Acknowledge: She acknowledged receiving assistance. Acquire: Meg acquired many new friends. Adapt: He adapted himself to his new life. Add: I added a room to my house. Adjust: You Read more…