Adverbs
Usually. Often. Frequently.
Typically. Regularly.
We use this idiom to talk about extremely heavy rain.
It's raining cats & dogs.
Very ordinary. Normal. Nothing special. (4 words)
Run of the mill.
Nervous. Enthusiastic.
Anxious
Gratefulness. We should practice an attitude of ______________.
Gratitude.
About. Around. Nearly. Roughly.
Approximately
Not feeling well.
Under the weather.
Able to take care of oneself. Independent. (2 words)
Self-sufficient.
From another country. Not familiar to us.
Foreign
We often do this profusely on a hot day, particularly when we exercise.
Sweat. Perspire.
Forever.
Permanently
Very rarely.
Once in a blue moon.
Residential skyscrapers. (4 words)
High-rise apartment buildings
Very serious (e.g. a disease, weather, a problem, etc.)
Severe
An edge. A beneficial position we might gain through hard work.
Advantage.
For a limited time. Not forever.
Temporarily
Appearing everywhere (like tall buildings in HCMC)
Popping up like mushrooms
When are classmates or friends urge us to do something (good or bad) we say they are putting this on us. (2 words)
Peer-pressure
Not permanent. Just for a limited time.
Temporary.
Results. The after effects of something that happens.
Consequences
As a result. Therefore.
Consequently.
When people get along very well we can say they...
See eye to eye
The way we feel about ourselves, positively or negatively. (2 words)
Self-esteem
Good at bad simultaneously (at the same time).
Bittersweet
The process of questioning ideas, yours, others, those on the internet, etc. Willingness to consider new ideas.
Critical thinking