Describing something as dreadful

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point

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boost your partner's confidence too and

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the next one again is the opposite

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so it's bad something that is bad or

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very bad

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and it's dreadful dreadful so this is

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quite a common word

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especially in british english i'm not

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sure if they use it so much in american

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english but in british english

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it's pretty common and it just means

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very bad so the example i think it's

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dreadful

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how people treat animals sometimes

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so it's very bad terrible awful all

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those cinnamon

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all those cinnamon all those synonyms

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but

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um dreadful is is a very good one it's a

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very proficiency level

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adjective now the next two adjectives

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number seven

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and eight are really useful for

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answering the first question in the

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speaking which is usually

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where are you from so these are good

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adjectives to describe

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where you live for example quaint

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now quaint means like pretty or

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different different in a pretty way okay

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so for example i live in a quaint

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village in the southeast of the country

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so instead of just saying pretty or

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charming you can say quaint it's a very

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high