Or better to ask Have you achieved your goals?!What was the principle of your achievement?!
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What's ur pet phrase?!
Mine is "Oh man"😁
Is there any advanced-level English speaker?!
But after sometime if you see that word or hear that you can understand what it means but in conversation you can't use and remember that word:/😐🤨🤔
Comment in the below in order to share our ideas to find out what's the best way to memorise and use new words?!
(I'm a window seat in plane tickets)
