List of the most popular hashtags for theme #ENGLISHLANGUAGELEARNERS

Today's word of the day: INTROVERTED (adj.) Someone who is INTROVERTED enjoys spending time alone. He or she may be seen as shy or quiet. On the other hand, an EXTROVERTED person loves to be with people. He or she may be seen as outgoing or social. Example 1: Because Dan is introverted, he prefers spending time with his close friends rather than a large group of acquaintances. Example 2: Sara is introverted and her husband is extrovered. She sometimes has to remind him that she needs time alone to recover her energy.

Today's word of the day: SHRUG (verb) Shrug means to raise your shoulders momentarily to show you don't know or don't care about something. Example 1: A: What time is the meeting this afternoon? B: (shrugs) I don't know. Let's look it up. Example 2: The teenagers just shrugged their shoulders in response to their parents' questions.

Today's word of the day: ON THE BALL (expression) If someone is on the ball, he or she understands and reacts quickly. Synonyms: quick, attentive, perceptive, sharp Example 1: Sorry, I'm not really on the ball today. I had a terrible sleep last night. Example 2: The company's press representative really needs to be on the ball!

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Today's word of the day: FREAK OUT (phrasal verb) Freak out means to feel extremely surprised, angry or upset. Synonyms: overreact, go nuts, lose one's temper Example 1: Tim wanted to perform his song at the talent show, but when the time came, he completely freaked out and couldn't do out. Example 2: Don't let mom see this mess. She'll freak out!!

Today's Word of the Day: SILLY (adj./adv.) Silly means playful, ridiculous or not serious. *In some contexts, it can be a synonym for "stupid", so be careful . Example 1: The children were tired, so they were being extra silly. . Example 2: She thought it was a silly idea, but she didn't tell him that. . Example 3: He used a silly voice to make them laugh.

Today's word of the day: SENTIMENTAL (adj.) If someone is sentimental, he/she tends to experience emotions strongly. Things can have sentimental value, even if they are not useful or practical or valuable to others. Examine 1: Many women save their wedding dresses for sentimental reasons. Examine 2: Sadie loves to watch sentimental movies.

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