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45 Words to Use Instead of "VERY" !!

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Tx Gérard, I have to read those words several times.
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Hey, I thought I was the only one to speak about "the music of English language"...
Gérard I suppose you prefer American English music but I have only found a video about British English musicGérard a écrit:
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Gérard irregular verbs vs regular verbs are not difficult to memorize only those which are irregular in British English and regular in American English are.
https://www.englishpractice.com/words/regular-irregular-verbs-british-american-differences/
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In American English the verbs burn, dream, lean, learn, smell, spell, spill and spoil are all regular.
Burn / burned / burned
Dream / dreamed / dreamed
Lean / leaned / leaned
Learn / learned / learned
Smell / smelled /smelled
Spell / spelled /spelled
Spill / spilled / spilled
Spoil / spoiled / spoiled
In British English, these verbs are usually irregular with past tenses and past participle forms ending in –t.
Burn / burnt / burnt
Dream / dreamt / dreamt
Lean / leant / leant
Learn / learnt / learnt
Smell / smelt / smelt
Spell / spelt / spelt
Spill / spilt / spilt
Spoil / spoilt / spoilt
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Let keep in mind "sweat" is not pronounced like "sweet"... please, stop speaking about sweet-shirt

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I very much like expressions with bananas. what about you ?
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/bananas
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/bananas
second banana
1. A performer who acts as a support to a lead comedian (the so-called "top banana"), as during a burlesque or vaudeville routine. I generally don't mind playing second banana when I'm with such a legendary comedian, but it would be nice to be the one getting all the laughs once in a while.
2. By extension, someone who occupies a secondary, lesser, or subservient role or position. I've been second banana in this company for too long now. I'm going to start up my own business, and then I'll be the one in charge!
See also: banana, second
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved.
go bananas
Sl. to go mildly crazy. Sorry, I just went bananas for a minute. I thought he was going to go bananas.
See also: bananas
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
go bananas
to become very emotional I just went bananas when she told me she wanted to move out.
See also: bananas
Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms CopyrightCambridge University Press 2003. Reproduced with permission.
go bananas
(informal)
to become very angry She'll go bananas if she sees the room in this state.
See also: bananas
Cambridge Idioms Dictionary, 2nd ed. CopyrightCambridge University Press 2006. Reproduced with permission.
drive someone crazy
Also, drive someone mad or bananas or bonkers or nuts or up the wall ; drive someone to drink. Greatly exasperate someone, annoy to distraction. For example, His habitual lateness drives me crazy, or Apologizing over and over drives me bananas, or These slovenly workmen drive me up the wall, or Your nagging is driving me to drink. All of these hyperbolic expressions describe a person's extreme frustration, supposedly to the point of insanity ( crazy, mad, nuts, bonkers, and bananas all mean "insane"); up the wall alludes to climbing the walls to escape and to drink to imbibing alcohol to induce oblivion.
See also: crazy, drivego bananas
Act crazy, as in When it comes to animal rights, some people go bananas. According to the lexicographer J. E. Lighter, this expression may allude to the similar go ape, in that apes and other primates are closely associated with eating bananas. [Slang; second half of 1900s]
See also: bananassecond banana
see under top banana.
See also: banana, second
The American HeritageDictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. Copyright
2003, 1997 by The Christine Ammer 1992 Trust. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
bananas
1. mod. crazy. (Often with go, see also go bananas.) You were bananas before I ever showed up on the scene.
2. mod. enthusiastic. The audience was bananas over the new star.Cool beans!
and Cool bananas!
exclam. Wow! Cool beans, man. That’s great! I won again! Cool bananas!
See also: coolCool bananas!
verb
See Cool beans!
See also: coolgo bananas
in. to go mildly crazy. (see also bananas.) I thought he was going to go bananas.
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Thanks for the bananas idioms Muriel.
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you're welcome Gérard !
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