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`drop' can be both a transitive and an intransitive verb.

@@FunfulEnglish I wasn't sure whether fall is always intransive or not, like I was confusing with a similar verb, like in the phrase: "to fell a tree" but then I realized that is a different verb. Thanks for your videos anyway, they may represent a sort of primer for students at the beginner level and a refresher for me.

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Thank you for your comments. Yes, uncle can indeed be considered the opposite word for niece. While a niece is the daughter of one’s sibling, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law, an uncle is the brother of one’s parent or the husband of one’s aunt. So, in terms of family relationships, they are indeed opposites! 😊

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Thank you for your comments. Refrain and restrain are related words, but they have distinct meanings: Refrain is about voluntary self-control, while restrain involves external control to prevent harm or disorder. Use refrain when talking about abstaining from doing something, and use restrain when holding back or preventing something from happening. Understanding the difference between these two words can help you communicate more clearly and effectively in various situations! 😊

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Thank you for your comments. Multiply and divide are indeed opposite operations in mathematics. While unite brings things together, divide separates them. They represent contrasting actions in various contexts! 😊 Therefore they are opposites. Happy learning!

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Thank you for raising up. The opposite of victory can be described using several words, each capturing a different aspect: Defeat: This term refers to losing a competition or battle. It signifies the opposite of winning or succeeding1. Loss: When we use the word “loss,” we describe the absence of something or someone. In the context of victory, it represents not achieving the desired outcome. Failure: This term conveys the lack of success in achieving a goal or objective. It stands in contrast to victory, which implies successful achievement. So, while victory represents triumph and success, defeat, loss, and failure serve as its antonyms, capturing different facets of the opposite meaning.

Thank you for bringing up. While “appreciative” and “proud” are not perfect synonyms, they both convey positive feelings and a sense of satisfaction. Being appreciative involves gratitude, while being proud relates to personal achievements or qualities. So, while they’re not interchangeable, they can complement each other in different contexts! 😊

@@FunfulEnglish These two words are not even close to being synonyms. Your excuse is a steaming pile. Furthermore, "Thank you for bringing up" is not English. "To bring something up", in the sense of "to raise something", is a transitive phrasal verb. It requires a direct object. Without a direct object, it is gibberish. It is clear that English is not your native language, and that you do not know it very well at all. English is, however, my native language, and I am an English teacher.

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Thank you for your suggestions, both pairs are synonyms. Please aware of the choice between the two depends on the context and the intent behind the behavior. Enjoy the episode!

@@FunfulEnglish Based on your reply, I will say that you are not a native English speaker. Your statement is grammatically flawed

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While both words relate to wisdom, being sagacious emphasizes deep understanding and foresight, whereas being wise emphasizes practical judgment and experience. So, they are not exact synonyms, but they complement each other in describing different aspects of wisdom. Happy Learning!

Yes, wedge is a synonym for segment. Other synonyms for segment include division, fragment, member, part, piece, portion, and section. These words all refer to something less than the whole, with segment specifically applying to a part that is separated or marked out by natural lines of cleavage. So, you can use wedge interchangeably with segment in certain contexts! 😊

Thank you for your question. While keen and intense are both powerful words, they have different meanings and connotations: Keen emphasizes sharpness, curiosity, and enthusiasm. Intense emphasizes strength, extremity, and overwhelming force. Although they are not perfect synonyms, there are situations where they can overlap. For instance: A keen interest in something implies strong enthusiasm. An intense interest suggests complete absorption or focus on a subject. In summary, keen and intense are related but distinct words, each conveying different aspects of intensity and depth. Understanding their nuances helps us choose the right word for specific contexts! 😊

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