therefore/prevent/spare THEREFORE / She didn't sleep early yesterday, therefore, she couldn't complete her work today. It's raining heavily outside, therefore, they have canceled their journey to the mountain. He is only 14 and therefore he can't join the team. PREVENT / Better thinking could have possibly prevented this misery. No one could prevent him from speaking out. The only thing that prevents his black thinking was his mother's voice that awakened him from his bad dreams. He was prevented by his morals from doing such bad thing. SPARE / I have a spare old cell phone, if you would like to take it with you on your trip tomorrow. Take some spare clothes with you, it might be cold there. He usually plays with his guitar in his spare time. *The same word has different meanings in the sentences.

Short sentences FOND / He is an old Russian man with a fondness for old cars. She had grown fond of her old house. FOND HOPE / I was having a fond hope that he will be back again. He still believes his fond hope that he can see her again. OCCASION / I have no occasion to go there. On one occasion he called me at the night. She only wears her golden watch on the special occasions. TOOK AFTER / The only disadvantage was that she took after her father in his illegal business. I wrote these sentences to avoid forgetting some words which are almost not used in my writing(whole paragraphs). As I know writing words in sentences is better than repeat them constantly trying to memorize them.

Politics Politics is a big issue in people's lives these days. Certainly, it becomes more and more important topic to argue about it, because everyone is affected by the political decisions. In many countries, there are political parties which seem to be the controllers there. They persuade citizens to become members of their own political parties and try to make normal people taking part of the political life. In other countries, political parties don't work as they should work. Actually, they work for their own usefulness and don't care about people at all. In short words, their only goal is to take part of the governments to have power in controlling and making the events which affect people's faith and beliefs.

Using some words Note: The same word may have different meanings in the sentences. RUNDOWN He expected that the company will face a massive rundown in the number of applicants. I can tell you the complete rundown of that situation. A question: I have found that "rundown" is a noun. Can't we use it as an adjective to describe a situation? If we can't, then what are the alternatives to describe "a reduction in the amount, size or activity of something, especially a business"? UPTIGHT He was feeling uptight about his exam. He started shouting, then she told him: Try to find a solution for this problem instead of getting uptight. UNDER THE IMPRESSION I'm under the impression I did well in the exam, but you'll see the results soon. They are under the impression they will have the chance to travel to Canada. They did really good in the interviews. VACCINATION Make sure your vaccinations are up to date. All her family members took the vaccination, even her young brother.

Using any Is it correct to say "There would be a gymnasium where you could do any kind of sport"? In this sentence, I think it's incorrect to say "any kind of sports" or "any kinds of sports". Am I right?

Confess - "Stop pulling my leg!" Confess: I must confess that I didn't believe her talking about god. When the police caught him he confessed that he did all those previous crimes. He confessed his sins to the god, hopefully, he forgives him. He confessed that he was scared from his brother. Using the phrase "Pulling my leg!"/ A: I went to Scotland yesterday and met your father there. B: You are lying. Stop pulling my leg! B: You must be kidding. Stop pulling my leg! B: You're pulling my leg!

Using the word "blame" Blame: He blamed himself for his father's death. / He blamed his father's death on himself. The mother blamed her son's fault on his friends. It was unbelievable that they blamed the victim for his death. They said he killed himself by overdosing drugs. She is widely blamed for killing Kennedy. You can't really blame them for not telling you the truth. Go and talk to her if you want, but don't blame me if she ignores you. He had never blamed his mother for his poor childhood. You will only have yourself to blame if you not succeed. Which one should I use in which positions? 1-blame somebody/something (for something). 2-blame something on somebody/something.

Russian or German or Spanish?

Hello,

  Currently, I'm trying to pick up a language to learn it. I'm fluent in Arabic as it's my first language. Also, I have been learning English and decided to continue until I can speak it completely fluent. My question is: Which of these languages do you think is the more suitable for a person who has a good knowledge in English? I would like to learn only one of them to make it possible to speak it completely fluent like my first language. I have searched in Google and Quora, but I would like to know your opinions.

You have to support your opinions with the benefits for the person who speaks this language fluently.

Thanks...

Simple sentences *The same word in these sentences may has different meanings. Convenient: -He told me that he is learning the British accent because he found it more convenient as he decided to travel and work there. -I have found it convenient to put my answer into few words for the question. -It was convenient for me to show them how to design a simple logo for their company. Suffer: -She was still suffering from her recent illness. -She is suffering because of her lost, her only child. -He was suffering from his pain throw his last fight with that opponent.