When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"radically" if something changes radically, it changes completely or in a way that is very noticeable Used for saying that a situation has changed completely, so that the personwho had the least power now has the most Used for changing from one state, mood, or quality to another.
When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"Away" Used for showing that there is a change in people’s opinions or ways of doingthings Used for saying that a situation has changed completely, so that the personwho had the least power now has the most Used for changing from one state, mood, or quality to another.
When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"By the minute" Used for saying that a situation has changed completely, so that the personwho had the least power now has the most Used for referring to something that is changing or developing very quickly Used for showing that something changes every hour/is different in every place etc.
When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"that’s different " Used for express something that is changing often in ways that you do not expect used about a person or their behaviour used when you are explaining that something changes a situation.
When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"by turns" used for saying that a situation has changed completely, so that the person who had the least power now has the most changing from one state, mood, or quality to another used when you are explaining that something changes a situation.
When describing a goal, it is important to know which words are best suited to the context, so in the following questions choose the option that best suits the question in question.
"from the sublime to the ridiculous" used when talking about a change from something extremely good or important to something silly and not important used about a person or their behaviour used when you are explaining somethings that stay as expected, or if there are no special facts to consider.
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"sweeping"
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"unpredictable"
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"on the turn"
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"sharpness"
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