Vocabulary for Therapeutic :
Curative
Healing
Medicinal
Remedial
Restorative
Reviving
Rejuvenating
For example: Listening music can be therapeutic/rejuvenating/ reviving as it refreshes our mind .
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Vocabulary for Therapeutic :
Curative
Healing
Medicinal
Remedial
Restorative
Reviving
Rejuvenating
For example: Listening music can be therapeutic/rejuvenating/ reviving as it refreshes our mind .
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What to reply after thank-you ??🤔
There are often situations when we don't know what to say after someone thanks us, especially for non-native English.....r8??...It often puts us in awkward situation or just loss of words...So these quick common phrases may help you out.
My pleasure.
It's fine
It's ok
No problem
It was nothing
You're welcome
It's no problem
It's alright
Or anything you feel suitable according to situation.
Grammar
Pronouns
For persons: who, whose, whom,
// I know who is your friend.
//John, whom you know, is a musician.
For things : what, which
// I don't remember what you said.
// My favorite watch , which was a gift , is lost.
For places: where
// The place where I live is not far away.
For time: when
// Just text me when you get free.
Some simile to express explicitly:
As beautiful as nature
As big as an elephant
As sweet as honey
As deep as the ocean
As sensitive as a flower
As hungry as a wolf
As sour as vinegar
As red as cherry
As bold as lion
As old as hills
As free as a bird
As hard as rock
As hairy as an ape
As clear as crystal
Note: These can be used in speaking and novel or story writing.
How To Start Your Presentation: 5 Ways To Hook Them Early
I just watched this video on how to start a presentation the right way, and it shares 5 simple techniques to grab attention from the very beginning. If you want your audience to stay engaged and listen to your message, this video is worth watching.
How To Start Your Presentation: 5 Ways To Hook Them Early
I watched this and it made me realize how important the first few seconds are. If your opening is boring, people lose interest fast. This video shows easy ways to hook your audience from the start.