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"Adjectives, verbs, adverbs, verbs, adjectives and more adjectives...." We were without phone and internet service at home for almost 2 days. It was the opportunity to get back to the paper books. I have an unread new book waiting for me on my shelf "The One and Only by Emily Giffin". I've forgotten why I stopped reading this book and put down again in the shelf. In the morning, I started to read it. What a surprise! I can hardly read the first chapter, I have to say this book is for native speakers, it's not for English students, I mean doesn't have indications for readers (for example elementary, basic, intermediate, etc). Before I started reading I took a red colour to underline new vocabulary. I found a tons of words like: upendend, flawed, engrossed, binge reading, slippery slopes, biting, surefire, rip-roaring, deftly depicts, subtlyclashed, open-casket, dwell, muster up, fittingly, thrillingly peppered, riffaraff, an so on... the list never end. Immediately I remembered why I had stopped reading this book. Thank God! internet service came back, so I can retake my English lessons and practice again!

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"Adjectives, verbs, adverbs, verbs, adjectives and more adjectives...."

We were without phone and internet service at home for almost 2 days. It was the an opportunity to get back to read an actual book. I have a new book waiting for me on my shelf "The One and Only by Emily Giffin". I've forgotten why I stopped reading this book and put it down again in the shelf. In the morning, I started to read it. What a surprise! I could not even finish the first chapter, I have to say this book is for native speakers, it's not for an English students, I mean, it doesn't have indications for readers (for example elementary, basic, intermediate, etc). Before I start reading I took a red color to underline new vocabularies. I found a tons of words like: upended, flawed, engrossed, binge reading, slippery slopes, biting, surefire, rip-roaring, deftly depicts, subtlyclashed, open-casket, dwell, muster up, fittingly, thrillingly peppered, riffraff, an so on... the list never ended. Immediately I remembered why I had stopped reading this book. Thank God! internet service came back, so I can retake my English lessons and start practicing again!

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